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Free Ballet Dancer Vocabulary Coloring Sheet by StretchStrength.com Passé

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Free Ballet Dancer Vocabulary Coloring Sheet by StretchStrength.com Passé

Free Ballet Dancer Coloring Sheets available at StretchStrength.com. Delight your students and impress their parents with Ballet Color Pages that entertain and inform. Share the Vocabulary and Coloring sheet with your students to reinforce what you teach during class time. Just save the image below, print and share!  Passé  (pah-say) Stand on one leg with other foot pointed to knee. Always remember to keep your knee to the side and never sickle your foot! If you want to improve your port de bras, click here to learn more about my Port de Band™ training aid to increase muscle awareness and upper body strength. ...

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Free Ballet Dancer Vocabulary Coloring Sheet - Arabesque

Posted by Kim Shope on

Free Ballet Dancer Vocabulary Coloring Sheet - Arabesque

Free Ballet Dancer Coloring Sheets available at StretchStrength.com. Delight your students and impress their parents with Ballet Color Pages that entertain and inform. Share the Vocabulary and Coloring sheet with your students to reinforce what you teach during class time. Just save the image below, print and share!  Arabesque (ah-rah-besk) Stand on one leg with the other leg extended behind you. Always remember to keep your back up and stretch your knees. It is important to keep both legs turned out! Be sure to Visit my home page to watch the video by Kathryn Morgan, former New York City Ballet dancer. She shows you...

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Free Ballet Dancer Vocabulary Coloring Sheet - Plié

Posted by Kim Shope on

Free Ballet Dancer Vocabulary Coloring Sheet - Plié

Free Ballet Dancer Coloring Sheets available at StretchStrength.com. Delight your students and impress their parents with Ballet Color Pages that entertain and inform. Share the Vocabulary and Coloring sheet with your students to reinforce what you teach during class time. Just save the image below, print and share!  Plié: Correct translation is “Bent or Bending” but I always have my students say “Plié: To Bend” to help them remember that it's a movement, not a pose.        

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