Kids Dance Masterclass: Beginner to Intermediate

Master basic eight-count beats by counting five, six, seven, eight, and clapping along to the rhythm. Apply the timing to music in a lyrical dance for kids.

Practice beats with music teaches kids to double tempo and master rhythm by counting eight beat patterns faster, improving accuracy and confidence on slower versions.

Practice counting the 1-2-3 beat and apply the 3 beat scenario across dance routines, cycling sections with tempos from slow to fast and varied rhythms.

Move through the next beats with a twist by counting and matching speeds like 112112 and 567, practicing with me on the same music to build rhythm and timing.

Master basic and advanced beats to enrich any song and choreography. Practice steps on the beats with legs, hands, and expressions for two choreographies.

Warm up with simple movements from toes to head to free up the body before any dance or workout. Boost flexibility, prevent cramps, and boost overall performance.

Lead a below-waist warm-up to any song by following leg and toe motions, up-down counts, side steps, and front-to-back bends, preparing kids for dance.

Lead a high-energy warm-up that choreographs upper-body moves and directional counts, guiding the head, shoulders, and torso through front, back, left, right, and up-down sequences.

Guide a kid-friendly, hand-focused warm-up that integrates wrist exercises, chest pulls, hand stretches, small circular motions, and relaxed breathing to loosen the upper body before dancing.

Develop balance and expression through progressive practice, starting with simple holds, then balancing on one leg and the other, holding longer to upgrade control and artistry.

Learn to hold a strong, open posture for dance by rolling shoulders back, standing tall, and avoiding slouching, ensuring you maintain good alignment throughout movement.

Master the basics of dance directions, including front, back, right, left, and the four diagonals. Practice moving to each position using center and looking to the diagonal.

Practice a safe standing position and precise eight-count movements to warm up, emphasizing an erect spine, forward head alignment, and slow ascent on eight counts.

Learn basic leg and hand movements through count-driven step sequences, with side and center shifts, practiced at increasing speed to build rhythm and coordination for kids.

Lead kids through diagonal footwork sequences, guiding them to move to the diagonal, count 'one two' with hand cues, and practice back-and-forth diagonals.

Lead footwork 3 with forward and back steps on counts, alternating right and left, moving through front, back, diagonal, and center, then practice together to the center.

Master the dip as a fundamental footwork move, keeping the left leg stable while the right dips to the side. Practice timing and counts, noting its use in Bollywood dance.

Learn to count and coordinate footwork patterns, using 1-2-3 and 5-6-7-8 sequences with left and right steps, to master the choreography.

Learn coordinated hand movements through simple sequences, including left and right patterns, wrap, throw, and round, which can be performed individually or together.

Develop hand and leg coordination through a rhythmic kick sequence, syncing one and two kicks with counts to build basic to intermediate dance skills for kids.

Practice wrist rolls and hand rolls with guided counting from one, two, three, four, to eight, coordinating right and left hand sequences for synchronized movements.

Teach combination 1 with coordinated hand claps and leg steps, guiding counts and sequence so kids perform hands and legs together in rhythm.

Learn a kid-friendly dance combination with counts 1212 and 123, featuring right and left foot patterns, and clap and tap sequences.

Practice combining leg and hand movements in combination 3, following step-by-step counts and side sequences, and add claps on the fourth and eighth beats to lock the rhythm.

Practice combination 4 with guided counting from 1 to 8, coordinating weight transfers and right-left steps, while moving hands continuously from the side.

Master waist movements and leg coordination through guided counts, practicing two waist patterns across 1–8 to add dynamic movement to the dance.

Learn a basic step sequence with up and down counts, include side variations and simple leg placements, and practice hand motions for a common choreographic step.

Practice the waist 3 basic dance step for kids, following eight-count sequences, hand folds, leg movements, and a final clap to build rhythm.

Practice a counted dance sequence with left, right, and back steps, and steps together. Add hand movements and a clap on the fourth and eighth counts, then speed up.

Practice a sequence of left-right leg steps with counts, starting from the right leg, then switch to the left, for kids, using one two and four-count phrases.

Master advanced dance steps for kids by practicing coordinated right and left leg patterns, front-back movements, and counts 567 and 123 with hands in front and spread.

Learn the Barbie song through a step-by-step dance routine from basics to eight counts for kids, boosting confidence for festivals and weddings with Barbie-inspired styling.

Learn how to enter the stage to a five-beat rhythm from any side, form groups, stamp and pose with confidence to engage the audience.

Practice walking in and greeting in this dance segment by saying hi, hi buddy, or hi back, then reply with sure or okay while exploring style and playful variations.

Demonstrates counting and body coordination for a Barbie girl dance sequence, guiding step by step hand and leg movements, crossovers, and rhythm aligning with the song.

Master the first four counts with music, matching right and left steps with coordinated hand motions through guided repetitions and practice.

Move your right leg to the side and lean on it, coordinating hand motions to the counts one, two and five, six, seven, without music, and note that it's fantastic.

Practice the second four counts with music, counting aloud and syncing steps to a beat in a kid-friendly dance session. Follow counts from the top and dance to the music.

Practice all eight counts with music, starting from the top and performing the moves together, even as you face the zombie world with confidence.

Practice the third eight counts without music by moving from lyrics to soft beats to full beats, coordinating counts and hand swings for rhythm and expression in kids dance.

Master the 4th eight counts without music by coordinating leg and hand movements with counted rhythms, incorporating imagination cues, and building speed across sequences.

This dance masterclass for kids uses music to guide movement, spark imagination, and support the creation of playful routines through guided counts.

Master all 16 counts through guided counting with the music, cultivating rhythm, movement, and imaginative expression for kids.

Explore movement with music as you jump, imagine in a Barbie world, brush hair everywhere, and bring imagination to life as your creation.

Learn the signature move from the Barbie Girl routine, featuring parry, quick turns, and count-driven steps like one two five six seven as the beat drops.

Learn the first four counts and coordinate hands and feet from the right hand, bending, stepping, and syncing to the beat with fast, confident movements.

Learn the first eight counts of a dance sequence, practice standing up and counting 1 to 8 with hand positions, and connect movement to imagination and creation with music.

Learn to mirror a lyric-style dance sequence by aligning right leg steps and hand placements with beat counts. Practice one-two-three-four and five-six-seven patterns to build rhythm for kids.

Practice the next four counts with a simple 1-2-3-4 pattern and the 'and fantastic' cue, reinforcing an easier portion and forward-step variations.

Practice the first 16 counts with music to develop rhythm and timing for kids in the basic to intermediate dance masterclass.

Master the next eight counts in a kid-friendly dance routine, coordinating hands and legs through fast, repeatable sequences and expressive movements to match the beat.

Learn 16-count dance sequences with the music in this basic to intermediate kids' masterclass. Follow along as the instructor guides you through rhythmic counts, building confidence and coordination.

Master the next eight counts with step-by-step rightward patterns, hand and leg coordination, and repeating sequences. Use imagination to shape your own creation from the moves.

Practice the next eight counts with rhythm, counting cues, and imaginative creation for kids, coordinating movement and expression.

Practice the final 16 counts with music, following a demonstrator step by step in two guided runs, building rhythm and coordination for kids.

Practice the first part of the song using counts, then perform with the music, rehearsing all steps on the counts before adding the beat.

Students learn the first part of the song with new music, use imagination to create, and share their performance for feedback via email or Google Drive before the second part.

Create your rhythm by counting three beats before the main section, then transition into the next segment using one, two, three as your own creation.

Learn and practice dance counts with clap-along and leg movements, following the sequence 1 2 3 and its forward and backward patterns, using right and left leg steps.

Learn a dynamic dance combination on counts, coordinating hands and legs as you move right and left, front and back, with faster sequences and turns.

Perform a hands-based combination to music using counts, speed up for a faster pace, and practice to master the dance with me.

Practice next counts with simple right and left footwork sequences, count aloud from 1 to 7, and perform coordinated steps together to build rhythm for kids.

Move with the music, counting five, six, seven, and follow the cue to the blackboard in this basic to intermediate dance masterclass for kids.

Practice counting and moving to a beat without music, following counts like 1-2-3 and 5-6-7 to build rhythm. The routine guides kids through repeated counts to boost timing and coordination.

Practice counting with the music in section 3 of the basic to intermediate kids dance masterclass, performing movements together under the instructor's guidance.

Move through basic counts of one two three, then perform leg steps and arm movements with hands and shoulders to music.

Practice count-based dance sequences for kids, using 123123 counts, slide sideways, and diagonal right-leg steps with coordinated hand positions and the phrase I'm always yours.

Practice counting beats aloud without music using sequences like 5 6 7 8 1 2 3, and repeat the pattern with the phrase 'and always yours'.

Practice counts 67 and 68 with music, moving together to rhythm to build timing and coordination in a kid-friendly dance session.

Count and perform the dance sequence, moving through one, two, five, six, seven, eight, right two three, left two three. Practice this pattern again as the song section ends.

Dance with the music to guide safe, expressive movement for kids, embracing touch, play, and imagination as you explore dance everywhere.

Execute the dance using counts from one to eight, repeat patterns and transitions, and align steps with cadences while imagining scenes to guide movement.

Begin with music and a clear start position, guiding kids through dance and imaginative movement, tapping into imagination and creation.

Master the final four-count sequence for kids, practicing counts five, six, seven, and 1212 with guided repetition to the music.

Learn an 8-count dance sequence for kids, coordinating waist, knees, shoulders, and hands movements on the counts, including turning and stepping with rhythm.

Learn the final eight counts through upbeat sequences of right-left-right-left steps, bends, shimmy, shoulder moves, and a 567 countdown to finish the routine.

Lead kids through the final 16 counts, counting aloud from five to eight and adding expressive cues to finish the dance.

Practice the final 16 counts of the music, following along with the final steps of the song from the 1985 film, and keep practicing again and again.

Learn the full Barbie girl routine by counting beats first, then executing on the music, practicing each phase with clear counts to build rhythm and confidence for kids.

Perform the Barbie girl routine to the music from the first beat, take a pose, ride, and jump in while exploring imagination and expression in a kid-friendly dance class.

Learn a Bollywood dance routine 'London to Magda' suitable for kids, weddings, and school groups, with step-by-step moves taught through a catchy, evergreen song.

Learn how to enter the stage with simple dance steps, form lines or join in with others, and align your entrance to the beat of the song.

Learn the first eight counts with coordinated hand and leg movements, practicing the 1–8 pattern and then combining it with music for a simple kids' dance routine.

Move with the music to master the starting eight counts. Then transition to the next eight counts in this basic to intermediate kids dance masterclass.

Master the second four counts without music by coordinating precise counts with in-place hand and leg movements, then add optional waist motion for a full warm-up rhythm.

Perform an eight-count dance routine for kids, coordinating hands for the first four counts with a round and shoulder movements for the last four.

Practice the first 16 counts with the music, do it together with me, and replay the lesson to move on to the next one.

Learn to synchronize waist and legs through the next eight counts, with hands catching and pulling in a diagonal pattern, and add Bollywood style points and swings for rhythm.

Students practice a 16-count dance pattern by combining two eight-count sequences, counting 1 to 8 twice, and doing it with me to perform the full sequence.

Do the 16-count dance with music together, guiding kids through the last 16 counts to build rhythm and timing in this basic to intermediate dance masterclass.

Join this kid friendly session to master the first 32 counts, entering with the rhythm and counting from one to thirty-two to complete the sequence.

Practice dance moves to music in a kid-friendly masterclass, building from basic to intermediate steps.

Master the next eight counts with slow and fast sequences, cross your legs, and style with a dupatta while walking with confidence.

Practice all 40 steps on counts with the music, syncing movements to one through eight and the shown sequences.

Practice the 40 counts on music from the top five on the beach to improve coordination.

Move through the next eight counts by placing the right leg, positioning the feet, and shaping the hand gesture, counting 1 to 8 and repeating the 12–34 sequence.

Move with the music from the start in this basic to intermediate dance masterclass for kids, counting five six seven eight as you practice steps.

Practice the next eight counts, repeat the 1 2 3 4 rhythm as 12341234, and include diagonal movements and head cues.

Begin counting from the top and practice counts to the music, building rhythm and coordinating dance sequences for kids.

Practice the next steps: move diagonally, then side left, back to center to form a triangle; count 1-2-3 and 4-5-6-7, and finish with a Queen Victoria hand shape.

Perform dance movements to music in this basic to intermediate masterclass for kids, guiding you through all of this on music.

Master the hookstep with guided counts, coordinating the right leg, left hand, and diagonal movements in a fun, kid-friendly dance masterclass.

Focus on practicing this part with music, paying close attention to the gravity of the guitar component to improve rhythm and cohesion.

Learn a full hookstep with simple hand placements and rhythmic counts, including London thumakda and mukhda sequences, repeated in rounds with guided left-hand and right-hand positioning.

Kids dance to music in a basic to intermediate dance masterclass, moving with the music.

Learn to perform the London thumakda routine by counting the moves aloud before dancing to the music, with London mukhda sequences and Big Ben de Burgh, and practice rounds.

Dance along to London Thumakda full song with music, following rhythm cues from the London Q&A on music, with simple step patterns for kids.