Repeat the dance 8 times (each time facing a different wall). After turning, the students clap or move the shaker 2x as described above. During the 2 marches and the ¼ turn, the hands are not moving. (Counts 7-8) move the shakers or clap 2 times.ĪRMS: When feet are wide the hands are together moving the shakers or clapping on each count. (Counts 5-6) Bring the feet together and march RL making a ¼ turn to the L. Students without shakers can move the hands in opposition to the heels.Ĭounts 1-8 – (Counts 1-4) With feet approximately shoulder width apart, step RLRL as if you are wearing big snow shoes. The hips and body move as if skiing down the mountain!ĪRMS: When the heels swivel to the R the shakers in both hands should shake to the L and vice versa. Students without shakers can snap the fingers on each stomp again using opposite hand from foot.Ĭounts 1-8 –Keeping feet together, bring the heels off the ground and swivel heels RLRLRLRL. Use the shaker in the L hand for the R stomp and the shaker in the R hand for the L stomp. Repeat on both the R and L side for counts 5,6,7,8.ĪRMS: If students have shakers have them use the shaker on each stomp. (Counts 3-4) Stomp L foot forward without taking weight on it, bring it back and step L foot next to R.
If they do not have shakers ask them to shake the hands with each count.Ĭounts 1-8 – (Counts 1-2) Stomp R foot forward without taking weight on it, bring it back and step R next to L. Cue with the words: glide, close, glide, touchĪRMS: If students have shakers ask them to hold the shakers about waist level and shake them on each count. (counts 5-8) Reverse the movement moving to the L – Step L to the side, close R foot next to L and step R, step L to the side, touch the R toe next to the L foot. Cue with the words: glide, close, glide, touch. During chimes 6,7,8 a “crazy frog” says, “It’s Christmas.” The steps begin immediately after this.Ĭounts 1-8 – (counts 1-4) Moving to the R - Step R to side, close L foot next to R and step L, step R to side, touch the L toe next to the R foot.
Introduction: There are 8 chimes in the introduction. That's how much you'll fa-la-la-love it.Recommended music: “Jingle Bells" (Crazy Frog Version) from the album: Christmas Songs for Kidsīeginning dance formation: Students are randomly spaced on the gym floor.
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