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Class Newsletter 3/20/12

                                                   Physical Education: Group Dance
                                  Previously students will learn all different types of dances. For example, line
                                      (macerena, cotton eye joe, electric slide) Folk (Tarentella, Virginia Reel)
                                      and Popular (cupid shuffle and cha cha slide). In this lesson, students will
                                      create a dance within their own groups using different moves they have
                                      learned through the different types of dances. Criteria= at least four eight
                                      counts and all members must participate.
Unit Questions:
What is Dance?                                                      Summary
Why is Dance important?           Dance is an important part of communication through children. It is a way for
                                     them to express their feelings through movements and body language. Also,
                                     it improves balance, flexibility, coordination, rhythm, and timing. Dance
Essential Questions:                 can be used to gather family and friends for pure enjoyment and fun.
                                     Children should not live without dance; just as we should not live without
What can dance change in the         stories, music, and visual arts.
world?
How can you inspire people to                                     Contents
dance?                            Title of unit                    1    Role of Teacher        2
                                  Unit/Essential/Content questions 1    Role of Student         2
                                  Summary                           1   Role of Parent           2
Content Questions:                Contents                         1    Standard                3
What is an eight count?           Benefits                         3     Contact and Objectives 3
How does dance help flexibility   Project Base Learning             3
and coordination?
Role of Teacher
 The role of the teacher will be to monitor
 the group’s progress and guide students
    with their dances. Also, I will have a
                                                                 Role of Student
  calendar given to the students with due     Students will take on certain roles such as coach, warm up
dates. I will randomly assess each student    leader, uniform designer. Also, the students will be
   throughout the dance unit. I will give     required to judge another team’s dance on performance
feedback to the students in order to assure
   the student’s reach their full potential   day. This will allow the students to see the judging part of
              during the project.             the competition. The students also are responsible for
                                              performing the completed dance on the due date
                                              provided on the calendar.

              Role of Parent
   The role of the parent is to review the
       calendar for due dates. I am also
        available anytime of the day to
       make arrangements to meet with
          any parent with concerns or
      questions. Parents, please help me
       in ensuring your child is ready to
       present their dance at the precise
      due date. Remember, this is a huge
               part of their grade.
Benefits of the Lesson
     As stated, children will learn how to express                   Standards
 emotions through movement and body language.             Engage in developmentally appropriate
     This will give the student’s a chance to show         practices for fitness and motor skill
   emotion through something other than words.                        development.
             Also, it will help with student’s
flexibility, coordination, timing, and self-discipline.       Demonstrate rhythms that
  It allows the students to use guided discovery to           combine traveling, balancing,
create the unique dance. This will help the students          and weight transfer into smooth
    begin critical thinking skills in order to work           sequences with intentional
      together as a team and create a full dance.
                                                              changes in direction, speed, and
                                                              flow.
                                                              Describe positive interactions of
            Project Base Learning                             group members in numerous
    PBL is an instructional approach built on hands           activity settings.
     on activities that engages students interest and
       motivation. It allows students to use critical
    thinking skills in order to come up with certain
     answers. It not only teaches certain content or
      curriculum it also teaches part of the “hidden
   curriculum”. Such as motivation, timing, and self-
    discipline. It allows the students to have success,
   while independently physically doing the activity.
    This is how I will use PBL in my classroom. This
     will in fact, permit my students to not only see
    the lesson but physically be able to perform the
                       activity as well.
Contact Information
                  Objectives
  •Students will be able to perform movements at
         different speeds (fast, slow, fluid)               Faucett-Vestavia Elementary
 •Students will learn leadership, as well as different
           roles such as warm-up leader
                                                         101 State Street Sumiton, AL 34444
 •Students will know different dances such as folk,
                   line and popular.
  •Students will know how to incorporate an eight
                                                               Work:(205)345-6789
                  count into a dance
•Students will work on flexibility, coordination, and
    balance while working on their group dance
                                                                Cell: (205)333-4444

                                                                Fax: (878)344-6754

                                                           Email:psallison23@gmail.com

          “To learn to dance by
          practice dancing, or
          to learn to live by
          practice living, all
          principles are the
          same.”
          -Martha Graham

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  • 1. Class Newsletter 3/20/12 Physical Education: Group Dance Previously students will learn all different types of dances. For example, line (macerena, cotton eye joe, electric slide) Folk (Tarentella, Virginia Reel) and Popular (cupid shuffle and cha cha slide). In this lesson, students will create a dance within their own groups using different moves they have learned through the different types of dances. Criteria= at least four eight counts and all members must participate. Unit Questions: What is Dance? Summary Why is Dance important? Dance is an important part of communication through children. It is a way for them to express their feelings through movements and body language. Also, it improves balance, flexibility, coordination, rhythm, and timing. Dance Essential Questions: can be used to gather family and friends for pure enjoyment and fun. Children should not live without dance; just as we should not live without What can dance change in the stories, music, and visual arts. world? How can you inspire people to Contents dance? Title of unit 1 Role of Teacher 2 Unit/Essential/Content questions 1 Role of Student 2 Summary 1 Role of Parent 2 Content Questions: Contents 1 Standard 3 What is an eight count? Benefits 3 Contact and Objectives 3 How does dance help flexibility Project Base Learning 3 and coordination?
  • 2. Role of Teacher The role of the teacher will be to monitor the group’s progress and guide students with their dances. Also, I will have a Role of Student calendar given to the students with due Students will take on certain roles such as coach, warm up dates. I will randomly assess each student leader, uniform designer. Also, the students will be throughout the dance unit. I will give required to judge another team’s dance on performance feedback to the students in order to assure the student’s reach their full potential day. This will allow the students to see the judging part of during the project. the competition. The students also are responsible for performing the completed dance on the due date provided on the calendar. Role of Parent The role of the parent is to review the calendar for due dates. I am also available anytime of the day to make arrangements to meet with any parent with concerns or questions. Parents, please help me in ensuring your child is ready to present their dance at the precise due date. Remember, this is a huge part of their grade.
  • 3. Benefits of the Lesson As stated, children will learn how to express Standards emotions through movement and body language. Engage in developmentally appropriate This will give the student’s a chance to show practices for fitness and motor skill emotion through something other than words. development. Also, it will help with student’s flexibility, coordination, timing, and self-discipline. Demonstrate rhythms that It allows the students to use guided discovery to combine traveling, balancing, create the unique dance. This will help the students and weight transfer into smooth begin critical thinking skills in order to work sequences with intentional together as a team and create a full dance. changes in direction, speed, and flow. Describe positive interactions of Project Base Learning group members in numerous PBL is an instructional approach built on hands activity settings. on activities that engages students interest and motivation. It allows students to use critical thinking skills in order to come up with certain answers. It not only teaches certain content or curriculum it also teaches part of the “hidden curriculum”. Such as motivation, timing, and self- discipline. It allows the students to have success, while independently physically doing the activity. This is how I will use PBL in my classroom. This will in fact, permit my students to not only see the lesson but physically be able to perform the activity as well.
  • 4. Contact Information Objectives •Students will be able to perform movements at different speeds (fast, slow, fluid) Faucett-Vestavia Elementary •Students will learn leadership, as well as different roles such as warm-up leader 101 State Street Sumiton, AL 34444 •Students will know different dances such as folk, line and popular. •Students will know how to incorporate an eight Work:(205)345-6789 count into a dance •Students will work on flexibility, coordination, and balance while working on their group dance Cell: (205)333-4444 Fax: (878)344-6754 Email:psallison23@gmail.com “To learn to dance by practice dancing, or to learn to live by practice living, all principles are the same.” -Martha Graham