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Hawaiian Hula Dance Class Live From Hawaii (Ages 3-6)

This class is taught straight from Hawaii! You will learn from a Local Wahine who is also a Certified Teacher and has traveled the World as a Professional Hula/Polynesian Dancer. All keiki (children) girls/boys are encouraged to dance.
Sandra Kainoa M.Ed
Average rating:
4.8
Number of reviews:
(99)
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What's included

1 live meeting
20 mins in-class hours

Class Experience

Our time together will be fun, active, and age-appropriate. This one-time hula course will emphasize the hula dance in movement and also share the importance of respecting cultural history. Hula dancing is much more than a sway of the hips. 

As I incorporate myself modeling and teaching the steps, both footwork and hand motions, learners will be able to follow along through my video slideshow.  I find this method of teaching over a screen is most helpful because I am able to watch each learner in their efforts as they dance the moves along with myself on video. I also interact with each learner and provide positive feedback and guidance throughout our time together. 

Hula is often shared and performed for entertainment (at a Luau or for party celebrations). However, in history and in current times, hula plays a significant role in preserving the history, lineage, culture, stories, protocols, and traditions of Hawai'i.

Students will learn a few Hula Basics and gain an appreciation for the Hawaiian Culture. In most Halau (hula school), every class always begins with the basics which are similar to warm-ups. Students are asked to wear clothing comfortable to move in.  For example athletic shorts, leggings, stretchy pants, and a comfortable top. You may wear a sarong/pareo or hula pāʻū (skirt) if he/she already owns one. 
Please pull your hair back away from your face. Pinned back or in a ponytail. Optional is a flower to wear in the learners hair.
Please also have a water bottle filled if your child needs a short water break.

Hula Dancing is done barefoot🦶️🦶️. Your child should have safe flooring and ample space to move, step, and sway.

Your child will learn and practice:
Basic Steps, Hand positions, Counting, and Rhythm.
Learn Hawaiian words, as it pertains to the hula and culture.
Gain confidence and a FUN learning experience.

*🌼If you enjoy this class, I will look forward to having you in other courses I'll be offering.

Learning Goals

Basic Steps, Hand positions, Counting, and Rhythm.
Learn Hawaiian words, as it pertains to the hula and culture.
Gain confidence and a FUN learning experience.
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Parental Guidance
Hula Dancing is done barefoot. Your child should have safe flooring and ample space to move, step, and sway. Injuries can occur if your child doesn't have safe floor space to move step and sway.
Supply List
Students are asked to wear clothing comfortable to move in.  For example athletic shorts, leggings, stretchy pants, and a comfortable top. You may wear a sarong/pareo or hula pāʻū (skirt) if he/she already owns one. 
Please pull your hair back away from your face. Pinned back or in a pony tail. Also optional is a flower worn in the hair.
Hula Dancing is done barefoot. Your child should have safe flooring and ample space to move, step, and sway.
Please also have a water bottle filled for short 'water breaks'
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Sandra Kainoa M.Ed
Joined December, 2020
4.8
99reviews
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Teacher expertise and credentials
Auntie Sandra Kainoa has over 40+ years of hula experience. She started hula dancing at 4 years old. 
The art of Hula Dancing is a passion, talent, and lifestyle that has provided numerous opportunities for personal growth as well. She has traveled as a professional hula dancer in promoting Hawaii. Competed both in and out of Hawaii and participated in many enrichment learning workshops and classes. 
Auntie Sandra Kainoa is a hula mom, as all of her children have learned the art and culture of Hula dancing. 
Auntie Sandra Kainoa loves all Polynesian dancing and cultural art forms. 

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Meets once
20 min

Completed by 26 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 3-6
3-7 learners per class

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