Knowing how to read musical notation

Creating dance movements without regard for the music

When movements match the sounds as a dancer interprets music.

awareness of the body and its sensations and position in space

The use of a theme or topic to create a dance routine.

The designing of a dance in a sequence of steps

Watching a performance and evaluating it.

Moving spontaneously in the moment without planning ahead of time.

Copying another's movements while standing behind them.

People watching to get ideas for new moves

Covering stage lights in a particular way

Copying another's movements while facing them

To show off or boast in an arrogant manner

When a dancer combines different styles of dance

refers to a movement that decreases the angle between two body parts. Shortening of the muscle as it contracts

Lengthening of the muscle as it opens and increases the angle between body parts.

The experience or sense of time passing

The felt sensations of the body and its relation to space

The feeling or awareness of music and its melodies

The appreciation of visual art forms.

Moving every part of the body at the same time

Isolating a section of music to choreograph

Dancing solo without a team or partner

One part of the body moves while the rest stays still.

Recording your movements with digital devices.

Staring at yourself in the mirror making duckface selfie poses

Copying another's movements standing behind them

Copying another's movements facing them.

keeps track of the beat and tempo as well as steps, but breaks up the song and routine into manageable sections

Way of improvising without planning ahead of time

A slow dance performed without music

Interpreting music with the body in a way where movements match the sound.

Making a dance routine longer than it was previously

refers to a movement that increases the angle between two body parts. Opening up or lengthening of the muscle.

an electrical cord

When the muscle contracts and shortens