SUBJECTNEST · FOUNDATION DANCE · WEEKS 7–8

A tiny phrase,
your own ideas.

Two ideas, a deliberate ending and a pause if you want one. Compare a few paper-score choices, then make your own. No sound or copying a dancer is needed.

Teacher pack and paper routes · All three scores in words

Which score would you like to explore?

Paper route is ready below.

Read the mark key
A plan, not an observed performance. These are original computer-created graphic teaching models. No child movement, real audience or viewer effect is supplied. Choose safe comfortable ideas with your educator. A small seated/stationary actual dance, adult-directed performance, object model and score only are different records. You may keep your work private or stop.

Take one useful idea with you

Define your own A and B. Choose an order and an ending. Say, sign, point, use AAC or direct a trusted adult. Which whole bit returns? Which part did you choose to keep or change?

An actual movement trial needs local access/safety checks. A mark's paper position never sets a required body reach, speed or effort. No filming, personal details, stored answers or uploads.

The complete paper route

Original graphic sources A, B and C · score plans only
Source A · Two unitsA → B → A → B → FINISH
The whole A/B unit appears twice. FINISH comes after both units, outside the repeated bit.
Source B · With pausesA → PAUSE → B → PAUSE → FINISH
The rests belong to this phrase. This is a different order from two A/B units.
Source C · Return endingA → B → A → FINISH
The first movement idea returns as the ending. Compare another ending on paper: A → B → B → FINISH. The opening stays A/B; the last movement changes.

Draw broad circle/square/rest/finish marks, use secure raised outlines if wanted, or read the full words in order. Touch is optional. Ask an adult to place exactly the choices you indicate.