| PPEP-PALS Lesson Sharing | Teacher & School: Lori Stubben - River Oak | ||||
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| Equipment Needs | CD | ||||
| Facility/Playground Needs | Classroom or outside ok. | ||||
| Lesson Objective (Psychomotor and/or Cognitive): |
Cooperation, aerobic capacity, coordination, CA Social Studies Curriculum 6th grade |
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This dance is said to be of ancient origin- its movements are reminiscent of the crane dance done by Theseus in the legend of the labyrinth of the Minotaur. This consists of a series of serpentine figures representing the winding passages of the Labyrinth
Link right elbow over your neighbors left extending your right thumb to be held by the partner. This keeps all bodies close together in a line. All are moving gradually to the right. First 5 beats (repeated 4 times) are rocking right foot goes back and rock forward, back, forward and right foot touches next to left heal. This step is in place. Then for the moving step. Step right forward. Cross the left over the front of the right. Step right forward. Hop on right lifting the left knee up. Cross the left foot over right. This traveling step is repeated 4 times. To make the dance more complicated the traveling step can go in many different directions. The class can be split by sexes or 2-4 groups and each group can weave patterns around each other. |
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