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April Showers Tap Dance
Ms. Lauren takes us through a tap dance that is geared towards 4-5 year-olds. Please note that 3 year-olds with formal dance training may be able to do this dance, while older children without a formal dance education may find this dance appropriate.
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I Wanna Hold Your Hand Tap Dance
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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Reach for the Sky Tap Prop Dance
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!
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Up Up & Away Tap Technique
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.
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Tutti Frutti Tap Dance
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.
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Ain't No Mountain High Enough Tap Dance
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.
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Wooden Soldiers On Parade Tap Dance
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.
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Headless Horseman Tap Dance
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.
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Big Girls Don't Cry Tap Dance
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.
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Faith Tap Technique
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.
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Try a Little Kindness Tap Prop Dance
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.
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Do You Believe in Magic Tap Dance
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.
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Yakety Yak Tap Dance
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.
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Something That I Want Tap Technique
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.
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Think Tap Dance
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.
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If You're Happy and You Know It Tap Activity
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.
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You Can't Judge a Book Tap Warm-Up
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.
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Happy Days Tap Dance
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.
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I Heard it Through the Grapevine Tap Rhythm
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.
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Cheerleader Tap Technique
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.
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Around the World Tap Technique
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.
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Be Our Guest Tap Rhythm Activity
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.
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Better When I'm Dancing Tap Prop Dance
Ms. Leah takes us through a fun tap dance with a beanbag. Don't have a beanbag? No problem! Use your favorite stuffed animal or whatever you have available!
In the end, there is some partner work, so this is a great activity for siblings or friends, but you can also do it on your own. No reason...
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Three Little Birds Tap Rhythm Activity
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, wooden spoons, wands, or anything you find lying around the house.
