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Bailando alrededor del mundo: bailes folclóricos culturales divertidos y fáciles (Vol. 3)

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Edades 8-12

Clase a ritmo propio

Una clase a su propio ritmo en la que los estudiantes aprenderán bailes folclóricos divertidos y fáciles de diferentes partes del mundo, incluidos Estados Unidos, Chile, España, India, África Occidental y Samoa.

Laura Arnold

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6 lecciones pregrabadas

6 semanas de apoyo docente

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1 año de acceso al contenido

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6 lecciones pregrabadas

6 semanas

de apoyo docente

1 año de acceso

al contenido

Experiencia de clase

Nivel de inglés: desconocido

Grado de EE. UU. 2 - 5

Nivel Beginner

Looking for dance lessons that aren't your typical ballet, tap, or jazz class? Then try international folk dancing! Join us in a multicultural experience as we learn dances from around the world. 

This class is the self-paced version of my ongoing class by the same name, and it is a great option for learners who are unable to meet in one of my live sections. 

Each week in this self-paced class, we will explore a cultural dance style from a specific country by learning a traditional dance or beginner-level choreography from that country. Each lesson consists of one video tutorial ranging from 10-20 minutes long depending on the length/difficulty of the dance. An accompanying classroom post includes a brief background of the dance, links to video examples of professional/local dancers dancing the specific style, and a link to the music used in the lesson (if available).

While the lessons are sequenced to gradually increase in difficulty across the 6 weeks, the dance content does not build from one class to the next so learners are free to complete the lessons in whatever order they wish. 

This class is suitable for both beginners and seasoned dancers alike--there is something for everyone! I strive to create a welcoming environment for learners to celebrate other cultures and receive exposure to unique dance styles. 

A note on volume 3: This class is part of my series of self-paced "Dance Around the World" classes. Each of the classes in this series has the same 6-week structure using a different array of dances, and the classes can be completed in any order. For example, this class is labeled as volume 3, but learners are welcome to complete this class before signing up for volumes 1 or 2 (the volume numbers associated with each class title are simply to differentiate the unique content of each class).  

Volume 3 includes the following dances: Charleston (United States dance), Cueca (Chilean dance), Flamenco (Spanish dance), Bollywood (Indian dance), Sinte (West African/Guinean dance), and Sasa (Samoan dance).

Metas de aprendizaje

Students will execute dance steps from different countries by applying principles of rhythm, timing, and movement.

Programa de estudios

6 Lecciones

más de 6 semanas

Lección 1:

United States: Charleston

 This is a social dance that was popular in the 1920’s. We will learn movements including kicks, chugs, and jazz squares.

15 minutos de lecciones en video

Lección 2:

Chile: Cueca

 This is the national dance of Chile. We will learn movements including clapping, brushing, and tapping.

14 minutos de lecciones en video

Lección 3:

Spain: Flamenco

 This is a Spanish artform involving music, singing, and dancing. We will learn movements including wrist circles, claps, and stomps.

17 minutos de lecciones en video

Lección 4:

India: Bollywood

 This is a dance style from the Mumbai film industry. We will learn movements including side steps, shoulder bounces, and claps.

21 minutos de lecciones en video

Otros detalles

Orientación para padres

In order to keep learners safe while dancing, parents should ensure that learners have access to an open space that is free of obstacles or other hazards. Learners should wear comfortable, supportive clothing and shoes to avoid injury. A water bottle is also highly encouraged for proper hydration. While the dance steps in this class are not overly strenuous, parents should be aware of the risk of injury to learners that can occur if not properly supervised. Specific movements used in this class include but are not limited to balancing on one foot, running in place, and skipping in a circle. If a learner cannot utilize their full range of motion or otherwise requires adaptation to movements, parents should contact the instructor ahead of time to see if this class will be a good fit. Links to YouTube videos are included in each classroom post and do not require the learner to have a personal account. Watching the YouTube videos is highly recommended but not required.

Lista de útiles escolares

Learners should be prepared with comfortable clothes and shoes that do not hinder their movement. Learners should also have enough space in which to safely move around (about the size of a blanket laid out on the ground). A water bottle is encouraged.

Idioma en el que se imparte la clase

Inglés

Recursos externos

Además del aula de Outschool, esta clase utiliza:

Youtube

Fuentes

Source material for this class comes primarily from my experience in the world-renowned Brigham Young University cultural dance program and the Brigham Young University International Folk Dance Ensemble, including dance and cultural training from expert professors and choreographers from around the world and my interactions with dancers and locals around the world during performance tours. Additional source material includes: dance and cultural information found in "Recreational Folk Dance" by folk dance experts Susanne J. Davis and Colleen N. West; dance descriptions compiled by folk dance expert Edwin G. Austin; cultural dance information from ums.org (University of Michigan); dance descriptions from folk dance databases such as folkdancecamp.org, folkdancemusings.blogspot.com, and folkdancefootnotes.org; and YouTube videos of professional and/or local dancers or dance groups such as P. Virsky Ukrainian National Folk Dance Ensemble, Riverdance, and Moiseyev Dance Company.

Conoce al profesor

Laura Arnold

Se unió el August, 2023

4.9

18reseñas

Perfil

Experiencia y certificaciones del docente

I have always been passionate about dance, and I have a rich variety of dance experience. Growing up, I took Irish dance lessons for 10 years. I attended Brigham Young University where I received a minor in cultural dance and spent 4 years performing and touring with the Brigham Young University International Folk Dance Ensemble. During that time, I received dance training from master dancers and choreographers from around the world including India, Mexico, Serbia, China, Canada, and Hungary, just to name a few. I also taught beginner-level cultural dance classes at the university and an introduction to Irish dance class for kids ages 5-7.