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Summer Time: Beg/ Adv. Intermediate Tap Dance Class
This will be a one time class featuring tap terminology, learn a dance routine to the song “Trashin' The Camp” from Tarzan, and play games.
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Completed by 2 learners
45 minutes
per class
Meets once
10-14
year olds
3-10
learners per class
How does a “One-Time” class work?
Meets once at a scheduled time
Live video chat, recorded and monitored for safety and quality
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Class Experience
During this class our goal is to build up more stamina, focus on complicating basic steps, and how to combine steps to make a dance routine. In Tap our Goal is to Learn/Review the following steps: Drawbacks, alternating drawbacks, pull backs, waltz clog, flap heels, shuffles, toe taps, paddle diddles, heel digs, and cramp rolls and a dance combination to the song Trashin' the Camp
I have been teaching dance for the past 3 years, and I have taught beginner/intermediate level dance in Ballet, Tap, Jazz and Lyrical. In addition, I have choreographed many middle school productions. I also will have a minor in dance, Early Childhood Education and a BA in Psychology (graduating December 2020).
Students will be participating in a physical fitness/movement activities though out the class. Please be aware that your child can end up injuring themselves. Therefore please make sure your child has sufficient dance space, proper foot ware (choice of ballet shoes, Jazz Shoes, Tap shoes or barefoot/socks, ). In addition, I encourage all students to have a water bottle near by and the student is warmed up before class to avoid injury’s. Parental supervision is strongly encourage to help your dancer assure there safety and spacial awareness. *If it is Dangerous to Wear tap shoes on your dance floor like slippery title: you can wear sneakers instead*
45 minutes per week in class, and maybe some time outside of class.
Students will be participating in a physical fitness/movement activities though out the class. Please be aware that your child can end up injuring themselves. Therefore please make sure your child has sufficient dance space, proper foot ware (choice of ballet shoes, or barefoot/socks). In addition, I encourage all students to have a water bottle near by and that the student is warmed up before class to avoid injury’s. Parental supervision is strongly encourage to help your dancer assure there safety and spacial awareness.
Teacher
About Me
My name is Ariel Baham. I have my BA in Psychology with minors in Early Childhood Education (P-3) and Dance from the Saint Elizabeth University. I am pursuing my Masters degree in School Counseling. I have been dancing for 18 years and have been...