Category: Math + Science Movers
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Angles are made when two lines meet at a point, called a vertex. We can find angles all around us—in buildings, art, and even how…
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Students will learn how to use a protractor to measure and draw angles and identify types of angles based on their measurements.
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This course isn’t just for teachers or dancers. It’s for pedestrians—the everyday movers and thinkers—who are curious enough to jump, twirl, roll, stretch, kick, gallop,…
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In this lesson, students learn key vocabulary related to the coordinate plane and stage directions. But instead of just memorizing terms, they’ll embody the concepts…
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In this lesson, students will discover how dance can bring mathematics to life. By using their bodies to create triangles, angles, and other geometric forms,…
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Dance education draws its strength from cultures around the world. Whether you structure your class around the elegance of ballet, the grounded strength of African…
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This lesson invites students to connect geometry and movement in fun, accessible ways. Students will: Identify and describe plane shapes such as circles, squares, triangles,…
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Dance is more than just a performance—it’s a powerful tool for learning. When we explore math and science through movement, we begin with the basic…
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By framing these questions—What kinds of lines can we see and create with our bodies? What lines exist in our environment?—we invite curiosity and play.…
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This year, I’ll be presenting Math & Science Movers: Inclusive Arts Integration. At its core, this work rests on three guiding principles: Accessibility, Play, and…
