I don’t have any suggestions for you. You seem to know what you’re doing. Applying early decision will definitely increase your chances of getting in, although I think that they’d be crazy if they didn’t take you.

Yay! You’re earning college credits!
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Here’s RADs pre-primary syllabus:
Running in a circle
Running en diagonale
Walking with stretched feet
Walking on demi-pointe
Skips
Demi-plies
Rises
Points
Knee bends
Jumps
Bounces
Claps
Marches
Pony steps
Pony trots
Pony galops

Here’s the primary:
Swaying
Step close step point
Knee lifts
Stork walks
Sautes
Echappes sautes
Spring points
Galops sideways
Jumps with eye focus
Skip change of step

Here’s grade 1:
Battlements tendus
Petit jetes
Bivided battlements tensud
Transfer of weight
Classical walks
Swaying
Spinning
Soubresauts
Galops forward
Step forward (heel toe)
Picked up runs

For babies, focus on rhythm and movement. Clapping in time, counting to 4, bouncing in time, ‘free dance’ to music, happy feet and sad feet (pointed and flexed), pretending to be animals /ghosts /trees /princesses /butterflies, etc.
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The Learning Station, specializes in music and movement activities and will be perfect for what you’re looking for. This link goes to all of their FREE illustrated printable activity sheets. This will make it real easy for you and your assignment. Simply choose your favorite and print as many copies as you need. I print a copy of each movement song for each child to bring home and share with their family.: http://learningstationmusic.com/printablehandouts.html

Besides music and movement activities galore, there are activities for everything from simple sign language (ASL), math, language, science and much more! Even songs that promote positive behavior, healthy snack recipes and brain boosting music activities.

You will be a total HIT if for your lesson plan you do this really cool movement song, Tony Chestnut. This is the song our children perform at graduation and the families watching have a royal blast. The next day they post videos all over YouTube of their children performing Tony. This link goes to the songs lyrics and movement.

shttp://learningstationmusic.com/docs/TChesnutHOall%20pages.pdf

Tony Chestnut is by far my schools preschoolers and kinders favorite song. "Tony Chestnut" is on the CD, "Tony Chestnut & Fun Time Action Songs". It’s not a person’s names; it is a play on names. The tune invites active participation as it reveals new meaning, in the form of a movement to names. You point to your toe, knee, chest, nut (head), nose, eye and then who you love. It continues with other names including, Eileen (lean to the side), Neil (kneel), Pat (pat your shoulders), Bob (bob your head back and forth), Russell (move your legs back and forth and Skip (skip in place).

The catchy refrain starts out slowly, introducing each witty movement and then becomes more challenging as the speed picks up. And with the fast paced verses rapidly in motion, so ignites the explosion of fun and laughter!

Here’s a YouTube videos where you can see Tony Chestnut performed by the children:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTB5y4Y-hrY

Here’s a link to The Learning Station’s CD download of Tony Chestnut:

http://store.learningstationmusic.com/tonychestnut-download.aspx

I also came across this brand NEW release, The Book About Tony Chestnut! The children actually interact with the character in the story! And I LOVE the British story teller!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jOf5jOMYcE

Smiles for a super lesson plan!
Sabrina
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http://www.tonychestnut.com/

http://learningstationmusic.com/index.html

http://kmsguitarjourney.blogspot.com
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I dunno, ive never gone to a lesson, its better to learn by just watching gigs of famous guitarists and copying their technique.
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