Hello Reader,
New season, new set of wiggly, excited dancers......and you already know the challenge: getting a room full of 4-year-olds (or 6-year-olds, or 10-year-olds for that matter!) to freeze in place and listen on cue, when needed.
The Sit Down Freeze, my brand new back-to-school resource, is a stop-and-go dance game built exactly for that. It teaches young dancers to turn a simple visual or verbal cue into an instant, still, seated pose — so when you need to regroup, give directions, or just get everyone’s eyes on you, they already know what to do. It's also a perfect practice lesson for different ways that your students can sit with focused bodies while waiting for their turn.
It’s simple enough for your youngest dancers and flexible enough to grow with your older ones by just adjusting the action cues. Download, print, play. Done!
As you’re setting up your dance classroom routines for the new season, this is an easy one to add to your toolkit from week one.
Here’s to a great season ahead!