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Level 6 unit: Chairs
Overall duration: 10-12 lessons (of approximately 50 minutes each)
Curriculum links
This unit is based on the following Level 6 learning example from The Arts in the New Zealand Curriculum (page 27):
- Improvise movement using a prop (for example, a chair), and record and view the results.
- Discuss the literal and metaphorical ideas suggested by the use of the prop.
- Choreograph and perform a dance based on prop manipulation.
Achievement objectives
- Strand DI - Developing Ideas in Dance: Students will explore and use choreographic processes to give form to dance ideas.
- Strand CI - Communicating and Interpreting in Dance: Students will apply performance skills and appropriate technologies to enhance communication through dance, and will make critical responses to dance.
Intended learning outcomes
Students will:
- explore, through improvisation, movement ideas that relate to the use of a specific prop, namely a chair
- describe, record, and reflect on the results of their explorations in their journals
- view and respond to dances on film and video that use a chair as a prop
- in pairs or small groups create and perform a dance using chair/s as a prop.
NCEA links
The relevant NCEA achievement standards are listed at the end of each lesson.
Resources
Videos/DVDs
These are available from most large music/video/DVD retail outlets.
- Stomp: Out Loud. Saltzman and Jones (producers). Warner Bros: Australia, 1995
- Cabaret: Bob Fosse (director), Cy Feuer and Harold Nebenzal (producers). Warner Studios
- Chicago. Rob Marshall (director), Martin Richards (producer). Miramax Films, a Zadan/Meron Production. Distributed by Buena Vista Entertainment.
- Fosse: A celebration of the choreography of Bob Fosse (Scene 23). Kinberg (producer). Warner Brothers Music: Germany, 2001
- Ministry of Education (2004). Queen Camel in Contemporary Dance Aotearoa - Three New Zealand Dance Works. Wellington: Learning Media
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