Learn these basic moves and grooves to line dance like a pro Line dancing is a form of synchronized dancing in which dancers are arranged in rows, or lines, facing either in the same direction or each other. Dancers move in unison and do...
Level:Beginner Step count:8 counts Directions:1-2 Step right foot to right front corner, tap left toe next to right foot 3-4 Step left foot to back left corner (starting place), tap right toe next …
Level:Advanced Step count:5 steps; 4½ counts (1&2-3-4) Directions:Step foot A to side A (1), step foot B next to foot A (&), step foot A to side A (2), step foot B behind foot A, rocking we…
This teacher resource is a dance steps cheat sheet for 8 of my favorite dances for PE Class. Dances included in this guide: - The Wobble - Cha Cha Slide - Cupid Shuffle - Sid Shuffle - Chicken Dance - Hokey Pokey - The Whip Nae Nae - The Jump Song - Additional Links and Ideas For each dance I've included a few teaching tips, how I teach each part and a link to a youtube video tutorial of the dance in action (these are public links, but it will save you some time) Please Note: I do not own the music files for any of these songs and you will have to purchase or find the actual music files somewhere else (Youtube, Amazon, iTunes) The reason I teach these popular line dances (or group dances) is most kids will hear them again at a wedding, party or reception and I want them to feel comfortable joining in with the crowd on the dance floor. In my opinion, line dances are more relevant than some other options you might be considering like square dancing or folk dancing since there’s a higher probability that kids will see the song again sometime. Also, once your students’ know the steps – these dances are great for a PE warmup or instant activity before you get into a lesson. Remember, there’s no wrong way to dance, just have fun and stay on the beat. I’ve found that kids are more likely to buy into a dance, get silly and have a good time if they see me doing the same thing – so set an example, loosen up, don’t be scared to bust a move and as always… Have Fun and Teach On! Ben Blogger, resource creator and community builder at ThePEspecialist.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Don’t miss out on discounts, sales and freebies! If you click on the star by my store logo you will become a follower and receive updates when I post new products, hold sales or post free products. Leaving feedback saves you money! If you go your “My Purchases” page you can provide feedback for each product that you download. Every time that you give feedback you will get credits that you can use to lower the cost of your future purchases. Thanks for your help. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- More Resources from The PE Specialist: Classroom Management Tools FREE - Daily Self Assessment Posters Tool FREE - Forgot Shoes, Injury, Time Out in PE Parent Communication Form FREE - The Good Sportsmanship Code Poster GAMES & ACTIVITIES or LESSON PLANS: Free - Noodle Dance Tag Free - Cooperative Games Lesson Plan - Cross the River Free - Fire and Ice Tag Game Activity Guide (with Throwing Skills) Free - Exercise Bingo - Icebreaker or "Get to Know You" Activity Gymnastics in PE Resource - 25 Balancing Challenges Create Your Own Gymnastics Routien Activity + Worksheet STATION SIGNS: Free - 15 Activity Station Signs Variety Pack 10 Basketball Activity Station Signs 8 Awesome Soccer Station Activity Signs 25 Exercise Station Signs + 10 One Page Workouts | Exercise Poster Bundle | Gymnastics Station Signs FITNESSGRAM TOOLS: Fitnessgram Certificates Bundle Fitnessgram Goal Setting Guide VIDEOS How to Play Noodle Dance Tag
If you're ready to kick off your Sunday shoes and cut loose, then it's time to learn the Footloose line dance! This classic dance is the ultimate encore at any country hoedown, and with a few simple steps, you'll be boot scootin' in no time. Elise from Dirt Road Dancing breaks it down for us
Try our takes on the Electric Slide and the Cowboy Hustle and get your steps in with two videos: a tutorial and a fun party with four songs for each dance, two slow and two at a faster pace. About 4400 steps!
A group of women in Thailand has shared a unique take on line dancing by doing it to the Archies' hit song 'Sugar, Sugar.' While line dancing is predominantly done to country music, these ladies throw the rules out and perform a cute little line dance to this bubblegum pop classic. For those that do
The Cotton Eyed Joe is a country dance made popular by the release of Rednex's version of the classic folk song in 1994. The dance is similar to line dancing, with relatively easy steps that are repeated over and over again. By breaking...
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It seems like every year there’s a new dance craze that becomes viral. The Twist may be an older dance, but it’s still popular today. When a dance crew performs this classic move to a familiar Chubby Checker song, you’ll be on your feet in no time. The fun dance known as The Twist has
Learn how to do the Wobble line dance in this Howcast dance video with expert Robert Royston.
