On February 15, 2017 I observed the three-year old program at Harmony Elementary School. At the start of the morning, the students participated in their morning exercise which consisted of all the students dancing to a video on the smartboard. After the morning exercise, the leader led the students in their morning activities (American Flag Salute, Oklahoma Flag Salute, moment of silence, identified shapes and colors, calendar activities, number count, weather, and birthdays for the week) while
Once upon a time, thirteen years ago, I was born. On September twenty-first, it will be fourteen years. I was born into a very musical family and have been involved in music and theatre since first grade. My house is not only home to my two older sisters and my one little brother, but also my three dogs and my two cats. Outside of class you will most likely see me singing in choir or performing onstage for F.A.M.E. I also love to run, so you'll probably also see me in cross country. I started pre-school
Tahiti Fete is a cultural dance competition. It is used to gather those whose passion is presenting their own interpretation of what the traditional dance portrays and allows them to present their creations. Tahitian dance, similar to all Polynesian dance, is used to tell stories through motion and sound. Body movement of each individual as well as movement of the group as a whole is carefully planned to tell the story in the most realistic way possible. Although Tahitian dance is indigenous to Polynesia
The Distinguished Young Women Program, formerly known as Junior Miss, is a scholarship program in which girls who are high school juniors from all over the county compete in areas of Scholastics, Personal Interview, Talent, Self-Expression and Fitness. But for those actually in the program, we know that it is so much more. While many people have heard of or attended a Distinguished Young Women Program, they don’t truly understand what it is and how it it changes the participants and develops them
variety of things cheerleaders do in it. Usually people who are not familiar with cheer think it’s effortless to do a two minute and thirty second routine but in reality it’s a lot more. In cheerleading, the routine almost always consists of tumbling, dance, and stunts. The first part of cheer that takes time, patience, and energy is tumbling. The tumbling section is divided into two parts standing and running tumbling. Tumbling is a hit or miss because you can have really good days or really bad
Since the beginning of time, music and dance has been a form of entertainment for millions of people. As audiences across the world prepare for dance performances, they typically expect to see something that is lively, exciting, and unique. However, what most audiences of dance and musical performances neglect to consider is the origins and importance these forms of dance and music have on culture. It is truly astounding how synonymous music and history have been and continue to be. Understanding
believe did contribute to some unusual mistakes. This contributed to many areas where we may had been forgetful and off time from each other simply because we were working before hand at a pace faster than our brains could comprehend, just to finish the dance. Realizing this, I definitely know that it is more beneficial to progress at a slower rate and remember the piece, than to vigorously finish the piece and tarnish all of our previous rehearsal time trying to remember other sections. Our peers had identified
To describe the performance, I observed three young ladies, showing their body shapes threw a white squared frame. Each lady also had a different shape that they pulled out of the bag that contains a message with their shape. The young woman used the square frame to mimic the stereotype of what most males most likely look at when they’re looking at a female. The three women were also dressed differently. They were dressed in three different colors: red, yellow, and blue. I remembered the young lady
Eating Disorders in Cheerleading: The Reality What are eating disorders? Are eating disorders a reality for cheerleaders? Is cheerleading a sport that causes females to develop eating disorders? Ron Thompson explains in his book Eating Disorders in Sport that, “Eating disorders are not simply disorders of eating. Also, they are not simply a misguided attempt to be thin; nor are they simply a sport participant’s means to reduce body weight or body fat in an effort to enhance sport performance. They
Don’t Dance like a Pervert Grinding has taken over our dances. In case you’re not familiar with this current style of dancing at Hanover High school, it’s a practice where a male comes behind a female and presses his genitals into her buttocks repeatedly, while she limply bends over. Sounds disgusting, right? Unfortunately, more than 3/4 of the female student population at Hanover High have been subjected to this vile form of dancing. Older males are pressuring girls as young as freshmen to partake