How can you teach class without a theme? Should you teach dance without a theme? How do you prioritize your class flow to ensure nothing important is missed? How can you structure a large class to ensure no child is missed? Special Guest Corey Lozier Corey Lozier is a dance teacher, studio owner, and dance education resource creator who specializes in tap dance for early childhood. Corey pulls from her hands-on experience with her students in the classroom and from her time in the professional dance world to create her resources and lesson plans. Corey is passionate about the benefits of imagination and rhythm-based dance on students of all ages, and she loves sharing her ideas. How to Connect with Corey:https://www.dancedancehooray.comhttps://instagram.com/dancedancehoorayhttps://www.facebook.com/dancedancehoorayTopics covered today: Why themes are important in a preschool dance class. What should you prioritize in your class flow? How can ensure that you get to all the important items?How can you ensure all students are prioritized in a large class?What is the best way to to teach choreography to a large group? Tap music, skills, and more! Show Notes: Dance to Learn® MembershipDance Dance Hooray Tap MembershipDance Dance Hooray Tap Dance Lesson PlansSupport the showIf you want your Questions answered or to provide feedback to one of our Listeners, Join us in the Preschool Dance Teacher's Podcast where you can participate in #askthepod and #podtalk every Monday & Tuesday! Preschool Dance Teacher's Forum Follow Us: InstagramFacebookOur Membership: https://library.dancetolearn.co/pages/join-us Shop our Curriculum: https://library.dancetolearn.co/collections Hosted by Buzzsprout: Join over a hundred thousand podcasters, like Jessica, already using Buzzsprout to get their message out to the world.

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