Summer dance classes are a little different, aren’t they?Students come in with varying experience levels, shorter attention spans, and a lot of extra energy. And as a teacher, you’re often balancing camps, drop-ins, and flexible lesson plans—all while trying to keep things fun and structured. If you’re looking for something you can use again and again without constantly re-planning, these free printable A–Z Movement Cards are about to become your summer teaching staple. A No-Prep Solution for...

If you’ve ever asked your students to “start choreographing” and been met with blank stares… you’re not alone. Many dancers have great ideas—they just don’t know how to organize them or turn them into movement. And as a dance teacher, that often means extra time on your end: coming up with prompts, guiding each student individually, and trying to pull ideas out of thin air. That’s where this free Choreography Brainstorm Map comes in. It gives your students a clear starting point—and gives you...

Helping students create their own choreography can feel like a challenge—especially when they’re unsure where to start. You can see their potential, but turning ideas into movement? That’s where they often get stuck. This is exactly why this free, ready-to-use lesson plan—inspired by Ralph Tells a Story—was created. It gives dance teachers a simple, structured way to guide students into choreography using something they already understand: storytelling. And best of all? It saves you time...