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| We started off days 2 and 3 with warm up activities. |
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| We also reviewed dance techniques: levels and speed. |
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| Singing a butterfly song. |
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| The children were tiny eggs in a bee hive. |
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| The mommy bees brought their babies some nectar and then the bees formed larvae. |
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| Some baby bees ready to fly off. |
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| More warm ups! |
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| All of the children listened so well and followed instructions carefully. |
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| Stretching those leg muscles. |
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| The afternoon class' bees (les abeilles). |
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| We also learned three other dance techniques: isolation, size and emotions. |
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| Bonnie the Beautiful Butterfly! |
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| And our springtime dance! |
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| More isolation activities. |
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| Freeze dance. |
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| The children were jumping rope. |
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| What a great way to incorporate dance and movement into our spring theme! A big thank you to Rebecca! I will be sure to use some of these dance strategies when teaching about insects and sping next year. The boys and girls are going to miss you! |
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