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1. www.bbc.co.uk › teach › class-clips-videoIncorporating breaking into street dance - BBC Teach

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   Video summary. Watch a street dance performance that focuses on breaking, performed by The Minions. The performance incorporates many street dance styles including popping and locking but...

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     How to Breakdance | 6 Step | Footwork 101

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     Learn how to Breakdance! | FREE ONLINE Class | Lesson 1 - Groove

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     What is BREAKDANCING? - The basics | YouDance.com

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3. peplanning.org.uk › the-primary-school-teachersThe Primary Teacher's Guide to Teaching Dance | PE Planning

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   Feb 26, 2024 · Break up the dance units into chapters - a different dance phrase for each chapter. The first lessons will set the tone for your dance unit! Check out the first (free!) lesson in our dance lesson plans - each year includes an Introduction to Dance lesson.

4. www.bbc.co.uk › teach › school-radioDance (PE) - BBC Teach

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   KS1, KS2 and KS3 Dance (PE) including Step-by-Step: Dance in Schools. These resources deliver the dance component of the KS1 - KS3 PE curriculum. The audio for each dance session can be...

5. www.bbc.co.uk › teach › school-radioHow to use Step-by-Step: Dance in Schools - BBC

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   Step-by-Step is a dance resource for all those planning, delivering and supporting dance in a school setting to pupils aged 5 - 14: classroom teachers, school leaders and support staff.

6. issuu.com › onedanceuk › docsDance In and Beyond Schools; An essential guide to dance ...

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   Dance In and Beyond Schools takes One Dance UK’s ambition for entitlement of all young people to dance as it’s starting point. It sets out the characteristics of high quality dance experience...

7. www.twinkl.co.uk › resource › breakdance-movesDance Moves Breakdance | Activity Sheet | Dance | P.E. - Twinkl

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   Look no further than Twinkl's Dance Moves Breakdance Activity Sheets! Designed to support educators and learners in primary schools and at home, these printable resources provide all the information and instructions you need to introduce breakdance to your students.

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   Should primary school teachers teach dance?

   • With the benefits of Dance being so huge, it is important to teach it throughout the Primary School Years. For primary school teachers without a dance background, navigating the world of dance instruction may seem daunting. Fear not! In this blog post, we’ll help you deliver dance lessons with confidence and fun – and get results. Why Teach Dance?

   The Primary Teacher's Guide to Teaching Dance | PE Planning

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   What are the KS1 & KS2 Dance Resources?

   • KS1: Let's Move - KS1: Time to Move - KS1 - KS3: Step-by-Step - KS2: Dance Workshop BBC Teach - School Radio offers three co-ordinated dance resources that provide a comprehensive dance offering for KS1 and KS2 PE lessons.

   Dance (PE) - BBC Teach

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   Why is dance important in primary school?

   • Dance can also encourage social interaction and provide a positive outlet for emotions. With the benefits of Dance being so huge, it is important to teach it throughout the Primary School Years. For primary school teachers without a dance background, navigating the world of dance instruction may seem daunting. Fear not!

   The Primary Teacher's Guide to Teaching Dance | PE Planning

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   What are the objectives of a dance class?

   • Some of the objectives you may have are: Develop basic movement skills: Demonstrate basic dance moves, along with coordination and body awareness. Establish rhythm and timing: Have children moving in time to a dance beat. Encourage expressive movement: Develop childrens’ understanding of expression through dance movement.

   The Primary Teacher's Guide to Teaching Dance | PE Planning

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   Is dance a part of PE?

   • A blank framework for planning your own dance sessions (pdf). In England dance sits within PE. The National Curriculum states that Pupils should be taught to…perform dances using a range of movement patterns. Dance clearly also supports the PE curriculum's aim to:

   How to use Step-by-Step: Dance in Schools - BBC

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   How do you plan a dance lesson?

   • Whether it’s introducing basic dance steps, improving coordination, or fostering creativity, having specific goals will guide your lesson planning and keep the unit focused. Some of the objectives you may have are: Develop basic movement skills: Demonstrate basic dance moves, along with coordination and body awareness.

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9. www.frontiersin.org › journals › psychologyShaping Future Directions for Breakdance Teaching - Frontiers

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   Jul 4, 2022 · This article lays out a framework of formal formative assessment tasks and identifies the positive impact of formative assessment on dance education. Although our work is far from perfect, it does provide a general methodological framework for assessing breakdance students’ abilities in formal educational settings.