Group Choreography: Simple Formations
Working collaboratively to create simple group formations and transitions in dance.
Key Questions
- Construct a simple group formation that changes from a circle to a line.
- Analyze the challenges of moving in sync with a group.
- Justify the placement of dancers in a formation to create a specific visual effect.
ACARA Content Descriptions
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