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bradwelljackson
Joined: 12 Oct 2006
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Location: Guiyang, China
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 Posted: Sat Jan 07, 2012 2:59 am Post subject: Which dances work best for your classes? |
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Yea, I'm the same guy who posted the nursery rhyme query 
Turns out I've got to do some dances as well. Don't you love it when you have to dance in order to entertain your students? 
Actually, I don't mind, since I like my kids; however, I'd love to get some ideas. What dances have worked for you to really get your kids up and out of their seats? I'll be dealing with younger kids. In China. |
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Sally Olsen
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All the old favourites - Hokey Pokey, Sally Go Round the Sun, Go In and Out the Window, Farmer in the Dell, London Bridges, and the favourite - Ring Around the Rosy. They love the falling down. Oh, The Grand Old Duke of York, The Ants Came Marching. YMCA.
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bradwelljackson
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| Thank you, Sally : ) It's too bad that the only dances I know are Hokey Pokey and YMCA (Yea, I know, bloody Yanks ) |
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