“I have used the Creative Dance Games for the past three years in my classes and have had a wonderful response from all age groups. The children look forward to ballet class while improving their technique, memorization, and discipline. I encourage all dance teachers to use these games in their ballet classes. The children will love them!”--Jan Haydell,Lafayette, LA. Teacher of younger children for 6 years.
“I have used the ballet games for my students, ages 4-9, and I have seen a remarkable change in the way my students participate in class. The techniques in these games have assisted in teaching my students the basics of ballet, while at the same time providing loads of fun. These games strengthen their ability and broaden their memory, along with amplifying their balance and agility.” -- Michelle Bernard, Lafayette, LA. Assistant Director and Choreographer for the Listi Dance Studio for the past ten years. |
CREATIVE DANCE GAMES SERIES
Instructional Videos for Dance Teachers
Dance class for preschoolers is based on discovering body awareness, concentration, focus, and respect for other children.
Creative games teach sequences that promote ballet positions and assist the students to hit their poses easily for the recital pictures.
These videos show actual class time with teachers instructing the young dancers, and a breakdown showing the elements of the creative dance games.
Study and implement these dance games into your primary classes, and you establish the work for years to come.
These games develop into advanced dances and choreography, evolving into a complete dance class for the very young dancer.
“These Creative Dance Games are an excellent teaching technique to develop skill, acquisition and creativity in my young dancers.”
Essential Waltzes and Floorwork for the Ballet ClassInstructional Videos for Dance Teachers
Dance class for preschoolers is based on discovering body awareness, concentration, focus, and respect for other children.
Creative games teach sequences that promote ballet positions and assist the students to hit their poses easily for the recital pictures.
These videos show actual class time with teachers instructing the young dancers, and a breakdown showing the elements of the creative dance games.
Study and implement these dance games into your primary classes, and you establish the work for years to come.
These games develop into advanced dances and choreography, evolving into a complete dance class for the very young dancer.
“These Creative Dance Games are an excellent teaching technique to develop skill, acquisition and creativity in my young dancers.”
--Denise Oustalet, New Orleans, LA.
Louisiana’s Master Classical Ballet Dance Educator. Founder of the Dance Department and was the Director of Dance for the New Orleans Center for Creative Arts (NOCCA) for twenty-five years.
Louisiana’s Master Classical Ballet Dance Educator. Founder of the Dance Department and was the Director of Dance for the New Orleans Center for Creative Arts (NOCCA) for twenty-five years.
DANCE PROJECTS SERIES
Our Studio's Technical/Teaching Project
Our Studio's Technical/Teaching Project
Waltz combinations are a challenge. It takes years for a waltz to "look good", so introduce the work at an early age, and continue to teach it in all your ballet classes.... (more info)
Learning to Jump at the Barre
Changement, royale, entrechat, frappes, and assembles are difficult teaching tasks. This interesting teaching tool introduces the dance student to this demanding work, from the beginner to the older students.... (more info)
Hebert Dancentre "Goes to the Movies" Our 2003 end of the year performance is documented with a three camera shoot. Length is approximately 160 minutes performed on a professional stage with costumes, lighting, scenery and props...(more info)
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324 North Street · Opelousas, LA 70570
337.942.9625 · fax 337.942.9625 · info@hebertdancentre.com
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