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Yearlong
Dance Program at
Texas
Scottish Rite Hospital for Children:
See
What's New this Fall 2008...
To
Be Announced
To
register for this exciting program or for more
information, please contact Jane Marchildon,
at
214-559-8348
or e-mail:
jane.marchildon@tsrh.org
LaRae
Steadman & Suzy Rossol Matheson, Instructors for
TSRHC 'Chance to Dance' Program
(Picture
from Fall 2007)
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Suzy
demonstrating the lyrical combination "Bubbly"
by Colbie Caillat
(Picture
from Fall 2007)
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Booking now for Fall 2008 Entertainment
and Programs
Call soon to schedule Movement Expressions
for your next event!
Click here
to contact
Suzy.
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Calendar
Adaptive
Dance Workshops Coming Summer 2008:
IASIS
Learning Center
Movement
Explorers
Summer Workshop
- Ages: 4 through 10
- Dates: 4 Saturdays in August 2008 ( 8/2, 8/9, 8/16, &
8/23)
- Times: From 9:00 to 10:00 am each day
- Price: $100.00 for entire program
- Location: Denton, Texas
To register call IASIS Learning Center at (214)
395-3045
Click
here to view flyer
Inclusive
& Adaptive Dance
Instructor's
Workshop
- Friday, August 15, 2008
- 9:00 - 4:00 PM
- Location: Carrollton, TX
To register contact Jane Marchildon, at
214-559-8348 or e-mail:
jane.marchildon@tsrh.org
What
is Adaptive Dance?
Adaptive dance is the term for a
dance/creative movement program that has been tailored for
individuals with differing abilities, focusing on creating an open
environment in which all abilities can participate.
Participants learn a variety of dance steps, games and other
activities that have everyone moving to the music. Props such as
musical instruments, scarves, puppets, balls, and stretch bands are
often used to enhance the overall movement and creative experience.
In addition the program provides an opportunity to improve social
skills, confidence, as well as the ability to participate in a group
setting. Parent/assistant participation may be required for
younger age groups.
To
learn more go to:
www.adaptivedance.org
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