March Weekly Ballet Class
In this month long ballet class we will begin with beginner ballet skills and add to them throughout the month!
Arianna Boatright
Average rating:
4.9
Number of reviews:(154)
What's included
4 live meetings
2 hrs 20 mins in-class hoursClass Experience
In this month long ballet class dancers will be introduced into the basic ballet technique and skills. We will start each class with a short stretching activity, then move to ballet technique, across the floor activities and then finish each class with a leap or game. Our ballet technique will cover such things as plies, tondues, piques and a few more simple beginner steps. Each class we will add on to steps and skills we practiced in the previous class. This class will include 4 classes during the month of March, each week we will be learning new ballet steps and terminology. Week 1- Intro to ballet, plies, tondues and the 5 ballet arm positions Week 2- Piques, passes, skipping and galloping Week 3- Skipping backwards, arabesque and leaping Week 4- Ballet jumps (echappes and soutes), passe walks and review of all the steps we have learned I encourage all dancers to have enough space to move freely around their dance area, dress in something comfortable that will allow them to move more easily. Please position their camera where I am able to see the top of their head all the way to their toes I love for students to engage throughout class, ask questions, dance along and try their best! No previous experience required!
Learning Goals
Students will learn the basic beginners ballet skills and technique. By the end of the month they should be able to repeat and demonstrate basic ballet skills and terminology.
Other Details
Parental Guidance
As with any physical activity we want to be sure we are being as safe as possible. Please provide your child with a space that is open where they are free to move and dance without interference. Also please be sure to be dancing on non slick floor. If you are dancing on a slippery surface please consider dancing barefoot (no socks).
All dance steps are appropriate for the age group but please make your best judgement as a parent if steps are too hard for your dancer or potentially dangerous.
We ask that all parents be off camera to supervise and watch their dancer.
Supply List
Comfortable clothes to dance and easily move in Ballet shoes if you have them, otherwise socks or barefoot will be fine
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Joined December, 2020
4.9
154reviews
Teacher expertise and credentials
Arianna began dancing with Lawrenceville School of Ballet when she was just three years old, where she discovered her love of ballet. Arianna joined the North East Atlanta Ballet Company when she was 12 years old, and continued to dance with the company through high school. After high school, Arianna attended Lee University in Cleveland, TN, where she graduated in July 2013 with a Business Management degree. Arianna has taught ballet since she was 15 years old - she has taught at Lilburn School of Ballet since 2005, and Grayson School of Ballet for since 2008. While in college, Arianna taught ballet for Cleveland City Ballet School. She was also heavily involved in many different volunteer organizations, as well as a middle school ministry program. Most recently Arianna has become the owner of a preschool dance program specific to ages 3-8 years old, teaching tap and ballet. Her passion for ballet has increased year by year, since the age of three. Arianna is passionate about her students, and their dreams of becoming a ballerina.
Arianna will be teaching classes pertaining to dance, specifically tap and ballet. She will also be including dance story time classes, a mix of dance and character story time.
Arianna is excited to share her passion for dance with your students! Reviews
Live Group Class
$45
for 4 classes1x per week, 4 weeks
35 min
Completed by 8 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 3-6
3-13 learners per class
