The group (Ms. Leah, Ms. Lauren, Ms. Ashley, Ms. Lindsey, and Ms. Jacque) lead us through a fun tap dance geared towards 4-6 year-olds. 3 year-olds with formal dance training may be able to do this dance, while it is also appropriate for slightly older children without formal training.

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Ms. Lauren takes us through a fun tap dance with a scarf. Don't have a scarf? No problem! You can use a shirt, tea towel, or your imagination!

Ms. Leah takes us through a fun tap dance. This dance is perfectly suited for children as young as 3, but also functions for young elementary children without previous dance training.

Ms. Lauren takes us through a fun tap dance. This dance is perfectly suited for children 4-6. Children as young as 3 may be able to perform, but this is also appropriate for young elementary children without previous dance training.

The group (Ms. Ashley, Ms. Dani, Ms. Lauren, Ms. Leah, and Ms. Lindsey) takes us through a group tap dance. Don't worry, you don't have to have a group! This dance is perfectly suited for children as young as 3, but also functions for elementary children without previous dance training.

Ms. Lauren takes us through a fun tap dance with rhythm sticks. Don't have rhythm sticks? No problem! You can use empty paper towel rolls, wooden spoons, wands, or anything you find lying around the house.

The group (Ms. Lauren, Ms. Leah, and Ms. Lindsey) takes us through a Halloween themed tap dance. This dance is perfectly suited for children as young as 3, but also functions for young elementary children without previous dance training.

Ms. Ashley takes us through a fun tap dance that is great for ages 3 and up. Please note that it is appropriate for 3 year-olds with formal dance training, but older children without formal training will enjoy this dance as well.

Ms. Lauren takes us through tap technique. This is suitable for 3 and up. It is a great intro to tap, or can be used to warm up the feet and body for older students.

Tap dance for children aged 3-7. A recreational child (i.e. no formal dance training/doing it for entertainment) can be on the older side, while a studio student with experience might fall on the younger range.

Ms. Lindsey takes us through an energetic tap dance with magic wands. Don't have a magic wand? No problem! You can use a pencil or anything else you have in your room.

Ms. Leah takes us through a fun tap dance. This dance is perfectly suited for children as young as 3, but also functions for young elementary children up to 7 without previous dance training.

Ms. Ashely takes us through tap technique. This is suitable for 3 and up. It is a great intro to tap, or can be used to warm up the feet and body for older students.

Ms. Lindsey takes us through a fun tap dance. This dance is perfectly suited for children as young as 3, but also functions for young elementary children without previous dance training.

Ms. Lauren takes us through a fun tap activity. This dance is perfectly suited for children as young as 3, but also functions for young elementary children without previous dance training.

Ms. Leah takes us through a tap warm-up geared towards ages 4-6. Please note that 3 year-olds with formal dance training may be able to do this warm-up, while older children without formal dance training might find it appropriate.

Ms. Lindsey takes us through a ballet dances geared towards 3-5 year-olds. Some 2 year-olds will be able to perform this dance, while older children may find it appropriate as well.

Ms. Leah takes us through a ballet warm-up that stretches the body and prepares us for movement. This can also stand alone as a nice stretch with gentle movement. This activity is perfectly suited for children as young as 2, but also functions for young elementary children.

Ms. Dani takes us through a fun tap dance. This dance is perfectly suited for children as young as 3, but also functions for young elementary children without previous dance training.

Ms. Leah takes us through a fun tap dance with rhythm sticks. Don't have rhythm sticks? No problem! You can use empty paper towel rolls, wands, or anything you find lying around the house.

Ms. Lauren takes us through tap technique. This is suitable for 3 and up. It is a great intro to tap, or can be used to warm up the feet and body for older students.

Ms. Lindsey takes us through tap technique. This is suitable for 3 and up. It is a great intro to tap, or can be used to warm up the feet and body for older students.

Ms. Leah takes us through a scarf dance. Don't have a scarf? No problem! Simply grab a shirt or a tea towel and use your imagination.

Ms. Ashely takes us through a fun ballet tea party dance with a scarf. Don't have a scarf? No problem! You can use a shirt, tea towel, or your imagination!