Thanks for the suggestions! I've gotten lots of fun ideas on and off list;
and resources I should go and check out. (I'll admit, I've picked up some
of the CDSS pamphlet/books in the past, and been underwhelmed by their
utility; but it sounds like there are some other ones to pick up).
Part of my
Hi Luke,
I would come with a program that doesn't require kids to have a solid grasp
of left or right, or to participate fully in a setting where you're telling
them what to do and they do it, to music.
Maybe plan on a lot of singing games, and a lot of you being out there
doing it with them - the
Tom’s dance is the perfect type dance to segue into the “spiral” dance! No
partner needed, and after doing the spiral in and out (led by you), you can
march them all over your room, or even into other available spaces.
My other go to dance is Galopede. The A1 can be a simple forward and back
Here's one. They have to know the colors of the clothes they are wearing.
It's a circle.
Circle left, right
Forward and back .
Those wearing red, for instance, skip in the inside. Then skip the other way
back to place.
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> On Oct 29, 2017, at 12:53 AM, Luke Donforth
