Tere Luna

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Mexican Folkloric Dance Workshop
Program Type Workshop
Art Form Dance & Movement
Curriculum Connections Social Studies | Language Arts / Literacy
Target Grades 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8
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Testimonial

"Tere, Thank YOU so much for all your hard work going into the January program. Our first graders and teachers loved your sessions. Hope to bring you back soon!"
-Mr. Michael Rady, Associate Director, Achievement First Charter Schools, February 2017.

Description

Wearing attire reflective of any given Mexican celebration or holiday, Ms. Luna explains the cultural context of the celebration and performs a Mexican folkloric dance. Students learn simple choreography. Teacher can choose from:

March - President Juarez Day
April - Children's Day
May - Cinco De Mayo
September - Mexican Independence Day
October - Hispanic Heritage Day
November - Day of the Dead ("Dia de los Muertos")

Example: Dia de los Muertos Workshop
Students learn about this Mexican celebration through songs and dances and by participating in "the ofrenda" (or offering to deceased loved ones) and appreciating related songs.

Objectives

Through this program, students will:
(1) learn about an important cultural tradition or celebration of Mexico
(2) related folkloric songs and dances
(3) guided dance/movement activities that reinforce motor skills and rhythmic movement to music
(4) learning of Spanish words and phrases related to the arts and culture of Mexico

Pricing Information

Single workshop $440
Additional workshops $220

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Program Length

45 minutes

Participants

20-25

Technical Specifications

• Set Up: 15-20 minutes
• Break: 15 minutes
• Strike: 15 minutes

• Program Space: Auditorium, gymnasium, or large classroom with space for dancing.
• Electricity/Wi-Fi: Wi-Fi
• Audiovisual/Tech: Stand-up wireless microphone connected to sound system. Bluetooth connectivity. Smart Board for PowerPoint presentation (if requested by teacher).
• Dressing Room: Yes
• Outside Possible: Yes, but preferably indoors.