<p>Our Key Stage 2 plans are designed to challenge learners whilst feeling current and relevant to today’s children. Topics have been selected to appeal to boys (as well as girls) that link with the curriculum and allow opportunity to develop technique as well as choreography. To deliver our plans, you need no experience of dance.</p> <p>This Bollywood plan includes a lesson plan and a video</p> <code>Learn a Indian hand gestures Develop vibrant choreography </code> <p>We’re often asked how long each lesson plan should last for…and really it’s up to you and your class! There’s enough content included on each plan to last for one 45 minute session, but you might find that you all love it so much that each plan could extend over two or three sessions. That’s why we’ve added in lots of different activities into each pack.</p> <p>JumpStart Dance resources always include…<br /> • Fun, easy to follow activities<br /> • Opportunities for the children to learn, create, perform and appreciate<br /> • Ideas to develop dance content into performance<br /> • Music suggestions for each activity (downloadable / playable via iTunes, Spotify, other music providers)<br /> • Topic-linked warm ups and cool downs</p> <p>For a wider range of topics, including more Cultural Dance plans, World War II and Extreme Earth, visit <a href="http://primaryschooldance.co.uk/key-stage-2" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">primaryschooldance.co.uk/key-stage-2</a></p>

<p>Our Key Stage 2 plans are designed to challenge learners whilst feeling current and relevant to today’s children. Topics have been selected to appeal to boys (as well as girls) that link with the curriculum and allow opportunity to develop technique as well as choreography. To deliver our plans, you need no experience of dance.</p> <p>This Jive plan is inspired by Strictly Come Dancing and includes a lesson plan and a video</p> <p>Learn a Jive dance<br /> Create a Swing-a-Thon<br /> We’re often asked how long each lesson plan should last for…and really it’s up to you and your class! There’s enough content included on each plan to last for one 45 minute session, but you might find that you all love it so much that each plan could extend over two or three sessions. That’s why we’ve added in lots of different activities into each pack.</p> <p>JumpStart Dance resources always include…<br /> • Fun, easy to follow activities<br /> • Opportunities for the children to learn, create, perform and appreciate<br /> • Ideas to develop dance content into performance<br /> • Music suggestions for each activity (downloadable / playable via iTunes, Spotify, other music providers)<br /> • Topic-linked warm ups and cool downs</p> <p>For a wider range of topics, including more Ballroom plans, World War II and Extreme Earth, visit <a href="http://primaryschooldance.co.uk/key-stage-2" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">primaryschooldance.co.uk/key-stage-2</a></p>

This lesson plan explores the topic of Ancient Egypt and the infamous pyramids and includes...<br /> - creative tasks for the children to choreograph a 'construction' dance<br /> - suggestions on how to create pyramid shapes in small groups<br /> - performance activity using the class material to structure a dance<br /> - relevant warm up and cool down ideas<br /> - music suggestions<br /> <br /> Ready to use straightaway with your class. Fun, accessible and boy-friendly!<br /> <br /> For more lesson plans, dance ideas, advice and guidance visit primaryschooldance.co.uk

<p>Our Key Stage 2 plans are designed to challenge learners whilst feeling current and relevant to today’s children. Topics have been selected to appeal to boys (as well as girls) that link with the curriculum and allow opportunity to develop technique as well as choreography. To deliver our plans, you need NO experience of dance.</p> <p>This Charleston plan is inspired by Strictly Come Dancing includes a lesson plan and <strong>a video</strong></p> <ul> <li> <code>learn a cheeky Charleston dance </code> </li> <li> <code>creative ideas to make choreography </code> </li> </ul> <p>We’re often asked how long each lesson plan should last for…and really it’s up to you and your class! There’s enough content included on each plan to last for one 45 minute session, but you might find that you all love it so much that each plan could extend over two or three sessions. That’s why we’ve added in lots of different activities into each pack.</p> <p>JumpStart Dance resources always include…<br /> • Fun, easy to follow activities<br /> • Opportunities for the children to learn, create, perform and appreciate<br /> • Ideas to develop dance content into performance<br /> • Music suggestions for each activity (downloadable / playable via iTunes, Spotify, other music providers)<br /> • Topic-linked warm ups and cool downs</p> <p>For a wider range of topics, including more Ballroom plans and videos, World War II and Cultural Dance, visit <a href="http://primaryschooldance.co.uk/key-stage-2" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">primaryschooldance.co.uk/key-stage-2</a></p>

<p>Our Key Stage 2 plans are designed to challenge learners whilst feeling current and relevant to today’s children. Topics have been selected to appeal to boys (as well as girls) that link with the curriculum and allow opportunity to develop technique as well as choreography. To deliver our plans, you need no experience of dance.</p> <p>This Samba plan is inspired by Strictly Come Dancing and includes a lesson plan and a video</p> <ul> <li>Learn a Brazilian Party dance</li> <li>Develop carnival choreography</li> </ul> <p>We’re often asked how long each lesson plan should last for…and really it’s up to you and your class! There’s enough content included on each plan to last for one 45 minute session, but you might find that you all love it so much that each plan could extend over two or three sessions. That’s why we’ve added in lots of different activities into each pack.</p> <p>JumpStart Dance resources always include…<br /> • Fun, easy to follow activities<br /> • Opportunities for the children to learn, create, perform and appreciate<br /> • Ideas to develop dance content into performance<br /> • Music suggestions for each activity (downloadable / playable via iTunes, Spotify, other music providers)<br /> • Topic-linked warm ups and cool downs</p> <p>For a wider range of topics, including more Ballroom plans, World War II and Extreme Earth, visit <a href="http://primaryschooldance.co.uk/key-stage-2" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">primaryschooldance.co.uk/key-stage-2</a></p>

<p>Our Key Stage 2 plans are designed to challenge learners whilst feeling current and relevant to today’s children. Topics have been selected to appeal to boys (as well as girls) that link with the curriculum and allow opportunity to develop technique as well as choreography. To deliver our plans, you need no experience of dance.</p> <p>This Capoeira plan includes a lesson plan and a video</p> <code>Learn a some martial arts moves Develop a combat duet </code> <p>We’re often asked how long each lesson plan should last for…and really it’s up to you and your class! There’s enough content included on each plan to last for one 45 minute session, but you might find that you all love it so much that each plan could extend over two or three sessions. That’s why we’ve added in lots of different activities into each pack.</p> <p>JumpStart Dance resources always include…<br /> • Fun, easy to follow activities<br /> • Opportunities for the children to learn, create, perform and appreciate<br /> • Ideas to develop dance content into performance<br /> • Music suggestions for each activity (downloadable / playable via iTunes, Spotify, other music providers)<br /> • Topic-linked warm ups and cool downs</p> <p>For a wider range of topics, including more Cultural Dance plans, World War II and Extreme Earth, visit <a href="http://primaryschooldance.co.uk/key-stage-2" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">primaryschooldance.co.uk/key-stage-2</a></p>

<p>Our Key Stage 2 plans are designed to challenge learners whilst feeling current and relevant to today’s children. Topics have been selected to appeal to boys (as well as girls) that link with the curriculum and allow opportunity to develop technique as well as choreography. To deliver our plans, you need no experience of dance.</p> <p>This Aboriginal Dance plan includes a lesson plan and a video</p> <code>Create a Haka Develop choreography based on ideas from native Aboriginal culture </code> <p>We’re often asked how long each lesson plan should last for…and really it’s up to you and your class! There’s enough content included on each plan to last for one 45 minute session, but you might find that you all love it so much that each plan could extend over two or three sessions. That’s why we’ve added in lots of different activities into each pack.</p> <p>JumpStart Dance resources always include…<br /> • Fun, easy to follow activities<br /> • Opportunities for the children to learn, create, perform and appreciate<br /> • Ideas to develop dance content into performance<br /> • Music suggestions for each activity (downloadable / playable via iTunes, Spotify, other music providers)<br /> • Topic-linked warm ups and cool downs</p> <p>For a wider range of topics, including more Cultural Dance plans, World War II and Extreme Earth, visit <a href="http://primaryschooldance.co.uk/key-stage-2" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">primaryschooldance.co.uk/key-stage-2</a></p>

<p>Our Key Stage 2 plans are designed to challenge learners whilst feeling current and relevant to today’s children. Topics have been selected to appeal to boys (as well as girls) that link with the curriculum and allow opportunity to develop technique as well as choreography. To deliver our plans, you need no experience of dance.</p> <p>This Paso Doble plan is inspired by Strictly Come Dancing and includes a lesson plan and a video</p> <ul> <li>Learn a powerful strong dance</li> <li>Develop choreography based on capes</li> </ul> <p>We’re often asked how long each lesson plan should last for…and really it’s up to you and your class! There’s enough content included on each plan to last for one 45 minute session, but you might find that you all love it so much that each plan could extend over two or three sessions. That’s why we’ve added in lots of different activities into each pack.</p> <p>JumpStart Dance resources always include…<br /> • Fun, easy to follow activities<br /> • Opportunities for the children to learn, create, perform and appreciate<br /> • Ideas to develop dance content into performance<br /> • Music suggestions for each activity (downloadable / playable via iTunes, Spotify, other music providers)<br /> • Topic-linked warm ups and cool downs</p> <p>For a wider range of topics, including more Ballroom plans, World War II and Extreme Earth, visit <a href="http://primaryschooldance.co.uk/key-stage-2" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">primaryschooldance.co.uk/key-stage-2</a></p>

<p>Our Key Stage 1 plans introduce simple choreography to the children through easy-to-follow creative tasks. Cross-curricular topics are explored through fun activities that develop their physical skills, imagination, confidence and social skills.</p> <p>The Toy Box pack includes 3 lesson plans, each focusing on a different role:<br /> Robots - try out some street dance locking moves<br /> Cars - create a duet and go on a fun journey<br /> Jack-in-a-Box - surprise your friends with this jumpy lesson!</p> <p>We’re often asked how long each lesson plan should last for…and really it’s up to you and your class! There’s enough content included on each plan to last for one 45 minute session, but you might find that you all love it so much that each plan could extend over two or three sessions. That’s why we’ve added in lots of different activities into each pack.</p> <p>JumpStart Dance resources always include…</p> <p>• Fun, easy to follow activities<br /> • Opportunities for the children to learn, create, perform and appreciate<br /> • Ideas to develop dance content into performance<br /> • Music suggestions for each activity (downloadable / playable via iTunes, Spotify, other music providers)<br /> • Topic-linked warm ups and cool downs</p> <p>For a wider range of topics, including Art, Traditional Tales, Pirates and Animals, visit <a href="http://primaryschooldance.co.uk/key-stage-1" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">primaryschooldance.co.uk/key-stage-1</a></p>

<p>Our early years plans are designed to encourage a joy of movement and allow children to discover what can their bodies do. We cleverly integrate basic skills that develop their physical literacy into fun and imaginative dance activities. To deliver our plans, you need NO experience of dance.</p> <p>The Mini-Beasts pack features some of the loveable bugs we find in the garden!</p> <ul> <li> <code>Caterpillars – scrunch and stretch, then float as butterflies </code> </li> <li> <code>Spiders – scuttle and weave, then catch some dinner! </code> </li> <li> <code>Worms – wriggle under, over and inside </code> </li> </ul> <p>We’re often asked how long each lesson plan should last for…and really it’s up to you and your class! There’s enough content included on each plan to last for one 45 minute session, but you might find that you all love it so much that each plan could extend over two or three sessions. That’s why we’ve added in lots of different activities into each pack.</p> <p>JumpStart Dance resources always include…<br /> • Fun, easy to follow activities<br /> • Opportunities for the children to learn, create, perform and appreciate<br /> • Ideas to develop dance content into performance<br /> • Music suggestions for each activity (downloadable / playable via iTunes, Spotify, other music providers)<br /> • Topic-linked warm ups and cool downs</p> <p>For a wider range of topics, please visit <a href="http://primaryschooldance.co.uk/early-years" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">primaryschooldance.co.uk/early-years</a></p>

<p>Our Key Stage 1 plans introduce simple choreography to the children through easy-to-follow creative tasks. Cross-curricular topics are explored through fun activities that develop their physical skills, imagination, confidence and social skills.</p> <p>The People Who Help Us pack includes 3 lesson plans, each focusing on a different role:</p> <code>Firefighters - become a firefighter and go on a rescue mission! Farmers - learn a farmer-y folk-y circle dance Dustbin Collectors - be rubbish, for real! </code> <p>We’re often asked how long each lesson plan should last for…and really it’s up to you and your class! There’s enough content included on each plan to last for one 45 minute session, but you might find that you all love it so much that each plan could extend over two or three sessions. That’s why we’ve added in lots of different activities into each pack.</p> <p>JumpStart Dance resources always include…</p> <p>• Fun, easy to follow activities<br /> • Opportunities for the children to learn, create, perform and appreciate<br /> • Ideas to develop dance content into performance<br /> • Music suggestions for each activity (downloadable / playable via iTunes, Spotify, other music providers)<br /> • Topic-linked warm ups and cool downs</p> <p>For a wider range of topics, including Art, Traditional Tales, Pirates and Animals, visit <a href="http://primaryschooldance.co.uk/key-stage-1" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">primaryschooldance.co.uk/key-stage-1</a></p>

<p>30 Dance Lesson Plans with hints and tips to enable successful, creative dance lessons with careful consideration towards physical distancing.</p> <p>The lesson plans in this e-book are largely aimed at primary school aged children but you may well find they are easily applied to many other situations or age groups. They have been devised to allow the participants to engage in creative and expressive activities whilst due consideration has been given to the constraints of physical distancing as a result of the Covid-19 virus.</p> <p>The plans have been written as stand-alone ideas, each is time framed, though they do contain ideas for ‘adding challenge’ to meet the needs of different age groups or to extend the activity past the initial lesson. The plans have different coloured banners, this indicates whether it is a relaxed (red), moderate (orange) or high energy (green) activity as well as a suggestion for suitable music (with links).</p> <p>Written by dance specialists Jo Cone, Louise Jaggard and Claire Pring</p>

<p>Our early years plans are designed to encourage a joy of movement and allow children to discover what can their bodies do. We cleverly integrate basic skills that develop their physical literacy into fun and imaginative dance activities. To deliver our plans, you need NO experience of dance.</p> <p>The Celebrations pack includes 3 lesson plans, each focusing on a significant celebration</p> <ul> <li> <code>Bonfire Night – create some fun fireworks and bonfire actions </code> </li> <li> <code>Chinese New Year – learn and ribbon dance and create some dragons </code> </li> <li> <code>Easter – explore egg and chick movements </code> </li> </ul> <p>We’re often asked how long each lesson plan should last for…and really it’s up to you and your class! There’s enough content included on each plan to last for one 45 minute session, but you might find that you all love it so much that each plan could extend over two or three sessions. That’s why we’ve added in lots of different activities into each pack.</p> <p>JumpStart Dance resources always include…</p> <p>• Fun, easy to follow activities<br /> • Opportunities for the children to learn, create, perform and appreciate<br /> • Ideas to develop dance content into performance<br /> • Music suggestions for each activity (downloadable / playable via iTunes, Spotify, other music providers)<br /> • Topic-linked warm ups and cool downs</p> <p>For a wider range of topics, including All About Me, Transport and Julia Donaldson, visit <a href="http://primaryschooldance.co.uk/early-years" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">primaryschooldance.co.uk/early-years</a></p>

<p>Our Key Stage 2 plans are designed to challenge learners whilst feeling current and relevant to today’s children. Topics have been selected to appeal to boys (as well as girls) that link with the curriculum and allow opportunity to develop technique as well as choreography. To deliver our plans, you need no experience of dance.</p> <p>This Quickstep plan is inspired by Strictly Come Dancing and includes a lesson plan and a video</p> <ul> <li>Learn a Quickstep dance</li> <li>Develop children’s choreography<br /> We’re often asked how long each lesson plan should last for…and really it’s up to you and your class! There’s enough content included on each plan to last for one 45 minute session, but you might find that you all love it so much that each plan could extend over two or three sessions. That’s why we’ve added in lots of different activities into each pack.</li> </ul> <p>JumpStart Dance resources always include…<br /> • Fun, easy to follow activities<br /> • Opportunities for the children to learn, create, perform and appreciate<br /> • Ideas to develop dance content into performance<br /> • Music suggestions for each activity (downloadable / playable via iTunes, Spotify, other music providers)<br /> • Topic-linked warm ups and cool downs</p> <p>For a wider range of topics, including more Ballroom plans, World War II and Extreme Earth, visit <a href="http://primaryschooldance.co.uk/key-stage-2" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">primaryschooldance.co.uk/key-stage-2</a></p>

<p>A dance class aimed at Key Stage 1.</p> <p>Inspire your class to dance by using dance and song from the popular film ‘The Greatest Showman’.</p> <p>Movement Objectives:</p> <ul> <li>Dynamics: Happy - energetic. Sad - heavy, slow</li> <li>Timing: Moving to the beat of the music, dancing to a musical phrase</li> <li>Action: Movement with props</li> </ul> <p>Includes</p> <ul> <li>warm up relevant to the topic</li> <li>main activities - creative tasks, improvisation and basic choreography in response to stimuli</li> <li>cool down relevant to the topic</li> <li>Listings of all music that can be downloaded or found online</li> </ul> <p>Part of a series of lesson plans - more Circus plans are available on our website <a href="https://primaryschooldance.co.uk/dance-resources/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">https://primaryschooldance.co.uk/dance-resources/</a></p>

<p>Argh!!! Try out our Pirate lesson plan - aimed at year 2-3.</p> <p>Enjoyed our resource? Browse our TES shop for more ideas and videos.</p> <p><a href="http://primaryschooldance.co.uk" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">primaryschooldance.co.uk</a></p>

<p>Check out the video below for fresh ideas on leading a key stage 1 dance warm up – fun, accessible and full of beans!</p> <p>Warm ups should last for 3-5 minutes, mobilise major joints and muscles and raise the heartbeat. They should also be appropriate to the main activity you are delivering, so include movements / concepts from your lesson plan into your warm up.</p>

<p>A dance class aimed at Key Stage 2 children,</p> <p>This session focuses on a series of secret agent moves which can be turned into secret code.</p> <p>Movement Objectives:</p> <code>* Relationships: using formation in a quartet </code> <ul> <li>Shape: ‘hiding’ shapes, number shapes</li> <li>Action: travelling spy movements</li> </ul> <p>Includes:</p> <ul> <li>warm up relevant to the topic</li> <li>main activities - creative tasks, improvisation, choreography and performance</li> <li>cool down relevant to the topic</li> <li>Listings of all music that can be downloaded or found online</li> </ul> <p>Part of a series of lesson plans - more Secret Agent plans are available on our website <a href="https://primaryschooldance.co.uk/dance-resources/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">https://primaryschooldance.co.uk/dance-resources/</a></p>

<p>Check out this video for some inspiration for your dance warm up for Key Stage 2 children. I have included lots of general ideas suitable for boys (as well as girls!). Please take any actions that you like and add them into your own warm up.</p> <p>Warm ups should last for 3-5 minutes, mobilise major joints and muscles and raise the heartbeat. They should also be appropriate to the main activity you are delivering, so include movements / concepts from your lesson plan into your warm up.</p>

<p>A dance class aimed at Foundation Stage pupils.</p> <p>This session focuses on emotions - create a happy, sad and angry dance in response to prompts, ideas and suggested music (easy to find on YouTube)</p> <p>Movement Objectives:</p> <ol> <li>Dynamics:</li> </ol> <ul> <li>Happy - energetic, expressive, big</li> <li>Angry - Heavy, sudden, loud</li> <li>Sad - small, slumped, closed</li> </ul> <ol> <li>Body parts: facial expression</li> <li>Action: A range of actions to express inward emotion</li> </ol> <p>Includes</p> <ul> <li>warm up relevant to the topic</li> <li>main activities - creative tasks, improvisation and basic choreography in response to stimuli (different music)</li> <li>cool down</li> <li>Listings of all music that can be downloaded or found online</li> </ul>

<p>A dance class aimed at Foundation Stage pupils.</p> <p>Explore superhero skills by teaching the children a simple phrase of dance, then develop creativity by trying out actions for onomatopoeia words.</p> <p>Movement Objectives:</p> <ul> <li>Dynamics: strong, powerful, confident</li> <li>Physical skill: balance, control, crossing the midline</li> <li>Action: spinning, jogging, punching, kicking</li> </ul> <p>Includes:</p> <ul> <li>warm up relevant to the topic</li> <li>main activities - creative tasks, improvisation and basic choreography and performance opportunities</li> <li>cool down relevant to the topic</li> <li>Listings of all music that can be downloaded or found online</li> </ul> <p>Part of a series of lesson plans - more Superhero plans are available on our website <a href="https://primaryschooldance.co.uk/dance-resources/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">https://primaryschooldance.co.uk/dance-resources/</a></p>