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| We met our artist, interpretive dancer, Rebecca Sawdon on Monday. |
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| She taught us how to stretch our muscles. |
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| Balancing on one leg. |
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| Touching our toes. |
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| Stretching on our tummies. |
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| We are incorporating insects and springtime in our dances. The boys and girls are blades of grass growing slowly in the sun. |
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| I believe that the students were dancing like cows that Rebecca said she sees in the fields out in the country. |
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| The children also danced like eagles. This was all part of a special springtime freeze dance. |
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| Little caterpillars. |
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| The caterpillars are in their cocoons (pillow cases). Some of the cocoons have already transformed into beautiful butterflies. |
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| Rebecca taught us all about the different levels of dancing: low, medium and high as well as different speeds of dancing. |
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| More blades of grass in the afternoon classs. |
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| Jumping frogs. |
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| More little caterpillars. |
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| We learned all about metamorphosis. |
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| Learning a new springtime dance routine. |
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| Some children volunteered to do a few solo dance moves. |
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| What an AMAZING first class. We can hardly wait until Wednesday and Thursday to see what Rebecca will be teaching us next!!! |
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