Big Question:

How can we move like champion dancers to tell the story of Humpty Dumpty?

Key Objectives:

• • To explore different movements using different parts of the body
• • To create and perform movement sequences based on the Humpty Dumpty rhyme

Big Question:

How can we become champion dancers by creating our own movements to tell the story of Jack and Jill?

Key Objectives:

• • To create their own movement ideas relating to specific words in the Jack and Jill nursery rhyme
• • To add movements together to form a sequence that tells the story

Big Question:

How can we move like champion dancers to tell the story of Hickory Dickory Dock?

Key Objectives:

• • To create simple movement sequences that relate to specific words
• • To add movements together to form a sequence

Big Question:

How can we use our bodies to tell the story of the Three Little Pigs through movement?

Key Objectives:

• • To explore larger scale travelling movements responding to words and music
• • To create and perform movements that represent different characters from the story

Big Question:

How can we use our bodies to tell the story of The Three Little Pigs through movement?

Key Objectives:

• • To respond to words and music using different parts of the body
• • To explore moving at contrasting tempos (light and heavy)

Big Question:

How can we use our bodies to tell the story of Little Miss Muffet through movement?

Key Objectives:

• • To explore character movements representing spiders and Little Miss Muffet
• • To develop partner work skills in creative movement