I would tell the kids to look over the shoulder of their partner. the person looking at you is your next partner. Point to your partner, point to your next partner. practice that a bit.
I'm late to this, but I use a tape circle as an aid, similar to the video. I tell the students to imagine we are trains on a track. We need to move forward, but we don't want to crash into each other. So we go around our partner. But trains can't change directions, so we won't either. I demonstrate this with a student. I ask everyone if my partner and I are face to face or back to back, and they tell me back to back. I don't tell them about their new partner at all. We practice this move all together as if the move is simply us getting back-to-back with our partners. Then, I ~reveal~ that their new partner is the person right in front of them.
"Kinderpolka" comes from the Step Lively 1 book and CD, which you can find here: www.westmusic.com/p/step-lively-1-dances-for-schools-and-families-815803 Or you can download a slower version of the song on Amazon here: www.amazon.com/Kinderpolka/dp/B00U5O40PC
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Hi mr. doublestean
Thank you Mr.
How did you get the kids to transition so smoothly between???
I would tell the kids to look over the shoulder of their partner. the person looking at you is your next partner. Point to your partner, point to your next partner. practice that a bit.
I'm late to this, but I use a tape circle as an aid, similar to the video. I tell the students to imagine we are trains on a track. We need to move forward, but we don't want to crash into each other. So we go around our partner. But trains can't change directions, so we won't either. I demonstrate this with a student. I ask everyone if my partner and I are face to face or back to back, and they tell me back to back. I don't tell them about their new partner at all. We practice this move all together as if the move is simply us getting back-to-back with our partners. Then, I ~reveal~ that their new partner is the person right in front of them.
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Where can I find the music for this song?
"Kinderpolka" comes from the Step Lively 1 book and CD, which you can find here: www.westmusic.com/p/step-lively-1-dances-for-schools-and-families-815803
Or you can download a slower version of the song on Amazon here: www.amazon.com/Kinderpolka/dp/B00U5O40PC
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