Dance: Key Stage 2 - Dance Workshop: Recent Episodes
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Movement and dance for Key Stage 2 pupils with teaching resources for non-specialist teachers of primary dance.
The first extreme sports dance is inspired by kayaking, rock climbing and snowboarding.
Primary Dance KS2: Dance Workshop. Theme park rides. The second dance session is inspired by a scary ride through the Haunted House.
Primary Dance KS2: Dance Workshop. Theme park rides. The first dance session in the unit is inspired by rollercoasters.
Primary Dance KS2: Dance Workshop. In the second session all the sequences are added together - upper body, fancy footwork and lower body - to create a complete workout.
Primary Dance KS2: Dance Workshop. In the gym. The moves in this dance sessions focus on an upper body workout - including push-ups - followed by a lower body workout including moves inspired by football training.
This KS2 dance resource explores children working 'in service' as domestic servants in grand Victorian houses.
This KS2 dance resource explores what life was like for Victorian children working in a mill.
This Key Stage 2 dance resource focuses on Victorian children working underground in coal mines.
The reign of Henry 8th and life in Tudor England explored through movement and dance. Today's dances explore Henry's attempts to protect England from invasion.
The early years of King Henry 8th's reign explored through dance and movement for Key Stage 2 pupils.
Ed Curry returns with more movement and dance sequences exploring Winter Olympic sports. Today Ed puts dance sequences together from both the snow sports and ice sports sequences - to make a Winter Olympic sports mix!
Ed Curry has movement and dance sequences based on Winter Olympic sports. Today he focuses on snow sports, with sequences exploring snowboarding and slalom skiing.
The final dance session in the unit travels to Machu Picchu and the Great Barrier Reef.
Today's dances are inspired by two world famous human landmarks from Egypt and Italy - the Pyramids of Giza in Egypt and the Colosseum in Rome.
Today's dance sessions is inspired by two outstanding buildings - the Great Wall of China and the Taj Mahal in India.
In the final dance session pupils create a themed dance based on either a bird, insect or other animal and then dance their own Carnival parade.
The second session focuses on group work, with pupils combining their flag-waving patterns and then creating their own samba school.
In the first session pupils show off their carnival costumes before performing a variety of flag-waving patterns and practising their samba dance steps.
The second dance session focuses on Roman towns and buildings, including Hadrian's Wall.
The first dance session is inspired by the Roman invasion and includes making a 'testudo'.