Engaging Preschool Dancers

Students are engaged when they are interested or curious. Sometimes if the class material is too difficult or too easy they lose interest. 

Preschool dancers also thrive on verbal feedback and are inspired by the teacher's energy and enthusiasm for the material. A good teacher knows her student's ability and gives material that will challenge the child while making them feel a sense of accomplishment. 

Remember, If you love it, they will. A balanced preschool dance class ebbs between free moving exercises followed by periods of sustained focus. A preschool dance curriculum, such as Twinkle Star Dance, should strike a balance of structure and fun. 

Make sure to slow down and lower your voice if the class is getting loud and wiggly, and raise your voice and speed up if they are staring off into space.

Humor is also a great way to connect with your dancers.

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Meet Tiffany Henderson 

Tiffany Henderson is an industry leader and dance business expert. Tiffany owns and operates multiple Tiffany's Dance Academy locations in Northern California. Her video-based teacher training system and curriculum, Twinkle Star Dance, is currently implemented in 300+ dance studios worldwide.