This 56 page booklet covers 6 lessons of theoretical and practical activities to cover the themes and constituent features of Emancipation of Expressionism. The activities vary and there are accompanying resources, some of which can be cut out into task cards. Included are mini class assessment questions and essay questions, alongside homework activities and key word definitions. If you use this please review it! I am currently making very similar booklets for each of the Anthology works and feedback would be great!

3 lessons worth of following the choreographic process in detail, with activities and embedded videos. L1 - overview of whole process. Use research, improvisation and generation to make a motif based on stone balancing. L2 - recap of process. Develop motif using space and choreographic devices. L3 - form, structure, and refine. Created for AS dance but would also be suitable for GCSE level.

Perfect for homework, revision or non-participant work, this booklet provides activities and further research links covering nutrition and hydration, warm-up and cool-down, the safety of the dancer and the safety of the dance space. (Please note that it should not download muddled as the preview shows. If this happens please contact me. Thank you.)

This PowerPoint covers six lessons, workshopping the 3 solo choreography questions: Different types of symmetry in geometry ‘A Short Story of Falling’ poem by Alice Oswald functions and symbolism linked to the Roman God Janus 3 choreography lessons Includes set choreographic tasks which can be used for mock solo choreography before starting the exam questions.

This PowerPoint covers three lessons, workshopping the 3 group choreography questions: Characteristic features of the American Pop Art Movement Different stages of sleep Characteristics of one or more body/bodies of water Includes set choreographic tasks which can be used for mock group choreography before starting the exam questions.

Standard history of ballet lesson in preparation for American Modern Pioneers of Dance (also in my shop) to provide context and history before leading into Rambert AoS and ICDSIB AoS. Includes videos embedded in the PowerPoint, mini tasks, match-up cards which require cutting out before the lesson (recommend laminating them so you can use them year on year), and a ballet terminology homework booklet (which is tested in the American Modern Pioneers of Dance lesson)

Lesson PowerPoint including video links, starter questions, tasks and analysis grids (blank and completed) for Section 1 of Zero Degrees. The accompanying worksheet is used to help students take relevant notes and saves time. This lesson continues on from Intro to Akram Khan but can be used without. I take no credit for the two written resources (collaboration, and interview transcript) but they are used for the lesson. I used the interview transcript when discussing dummies as a reading task, then the collaborative process resource is directly used in the PowerPoint for a reading comprehension task.

This lesson introduced Khan with a specific focus on his influences, training, and how he relates to key contemporary characteristics. I have also attached a word document which I have started to use with my students to stop them from wasting too much time copying anything pointless off the slides or missing important information, as I have highlighted the key facts they need to know. I take no credit for the Lorna Sanders article, but decided to attach it with the lesson to make it easier as it is used. Complete with embedded videos, questions, tasks and homework.

Recaps origins of Rambert Dance Company and Marie Rambert, the 3 main aims of the company, the changes in 1966 and why they made such significant changes. We then look at each Artistic Director, with some basic knowledge of their backgrounds, training and influences, and then discuss their personal developments to the company. Included is a picture timeline with those key developments - I printed out a blank one and got the students to complete it by hand throughout the lesson.

This lesson follows on from Zero Degrees Section 1 and Intro to Akram Khan. It covers Sections 3 (Shadows and Sufi) and Section 7 (Barhant - Attack and Block). It could be used as a stand-alone lesson, but includes starter questions from previous lesson (about Zero Degrees starting points etc). It includes activities, a notes page for students to use, a blank A3 analysis grid with examples in the PowerPoint and a homework task.

Students need an understanding of the 5 Artistic Directors from 1966-2002, plus Marie Rambert and the Origins of the company for the first half of the lesson. The second half introduces Glen Tetley’s background, training, and influences, as well as the importance of Glen Tetley for Rambert Dance Company

Three starter lessons to cover the following topics over approx 3 1-hour lessons: Health and safety of the dancer Safety of the dance space Nutrition and hydration Warm-up and cool down (with homework article and task) Injury prevention

12 PowerPoints with accompanying resources, tasks, quizzes, homework, and revision booklets numbered in the order I taught them: Warm Up and Cool Down Diet and Nutrition (theory) Diet and Nutrition (activities) Skeleton (bones, lever, ROM) Skeleton (vertebrae, ROM and choreographic task) Joints Muscles The Fitness Components Alignment Core Stability Flexibility and Stretching Injury Prevention 3 revision booklets and 1 exam question breakdown which can be used over three more lessons or as homework tasks. These powerpoints are detailed using anatomical language and have been made and taught to AS dancers. They include a mixture of theoretical and physical activities and have been described as highly engaging. The price reflects the amount of resources included in this bundle as it can cover 12+ lessons.

One lesson PowerPoint to discuss Norman Morrice as a choreographer and artistic director, including his contributions to Rambert Dance Company (Ballet Rambert) whilst artistic director for the company 1966-1974.

Carries on from the intro to Marie Rambert. Covers the changes of 1966, the company aims and ethos, brief discussion of Norman Morrice, an overview of the 5 artistic directors, and context of Britain in the 60s and dance in the 60s.

Colletcion of lesson PowerPoints, worksheets and reviews covering the following: Tetley’s background, style and influences Pierrot Lunaire Embrace Tiger and Return to Mountain Links to the development of Rambert Dance Company Each PowerPoint is suitable for a 60-90 minute lesson and can be edited as you wish.

Updated 2021 Full 60-90 minute lesson analysing all constituent features of the section. Factual approach with some analysis examples.

Updated 2021 Full 60-90 minute lesson analysing all constituent features of the section. Factual approach with some analysis examples.

Updated 2021 Full 60-90 minute lesson analysing all constituent features of the section. Factual approach with some analysis examples.

Updated 2021 Whole lesson PowerPoint covering section 4 of Rooster by Christopher Bruce. Includes analysis task and detailed information on the themes, accompaniment, set, costume, dancers and movement content. Suitable for a 60-90 min lesson.