Dancing through lockdown 2020 – a guide to helping dancers through lockdown and the impact it has had on young dancers. Lockdown 2020 has had a profound impact on young dancers around the world. Many young dancers spend hours at their dance studios every week…
10 tips for great Zoom dance classes Learn to love teaching dance on Zoom – what 8 months on Zoom have taught me During 2020, I have conducted the majority of my dance classes on Zoom – we went into Lockdown and our dance schools…
Welcome back to dance coloring page Please enjoy these free welcome back to dance coloring pages. As some of us will be returning to in person learning and some returning via Zoom, there are Zoom and non-Zoom boy and girl pages. With restrictions on…
Zoom Ballet Games and Activities With most of us stuck on Zoom for a while longer, finding ways to keep our students motivated and engaged is more important than ever. This selection of Zoom Ballet Games and Activities is an absolute HIT with my…
Zoom dance class resource kit Are you looking for some Zoom dance class resources for your online dance classes? Are you trying to find ways to keep your dancers motivated during lockdown? Please enjoy this Dance at Home survival kit. Included in the kit are…
Studio Shutdown Resources As lockdown continues around the world, we as dance teachers are finding ourselves increasingly challenged to stay in touch with our students. These “We miss you, see you soon” ballet coloring pages for boys and girls are perfect to share with…
Download Ballet Activity Packs for studio shutdowns Due to popular demand, Resources for Dance Teachers is pleased to present a second ballet activity pack. Studios have found these packs so useful to stay connected with their younger students. (Though just quietly, some of my not-so-young students…
Dance Studio shutdown resources For many of us it has happened, rather sooner than we thought -dance schools have had to close their doors due to Covid-19. Aside from offering online classes, what else can you do to stay connected to your students and…
