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We're having a Dance Recital Monday!

We've been dancing up a storm at our Dance Workshops this week!  All our students have been spending the week learning many skills outlined in the Dance Curriculum during the dance workshop presented by our visiting dance instructors. Creative movement and music awareness along with collaboration and listening to instructions are only a few of the skills that our students have been developing during these sessions....it has been a terrific supplement to the work they are doing in class. 

What's really great is that they are also having lots of fun along the way as well and love learning along side different classes!   We look forward to seeing how this learning comes together at our Recital on Monday, February 22 at 1:20 p.m. We will be viewing a video compilation of the week from our primary grades along with some live performances from our older grades and our Dance Club dancers.  We can't wait to see it all.  Parents are welcome to join us for the show! Thank you Ms. G. and Ms. Sauve for coming to our school!








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