In addition to the usual run of camp games ( Freeze Dance, 4 corners, relay races, etc), we added a few or tailored them to better fit our theme: They also enjoyed pretending to be at the coronation ball, dancing like the trolls, pretending to be a snow-swirl created by Elsa, and of course, being Elsa. Olaf In Summer – skipping, laying (sun-tanning), swaying, blowing dandelions, floating We would first describe the scene / character, then talk about the movements the characters did (running, rolling, climbing, skating, etc) and then dance them using those movements. We did a lot of creative movement / free dance, based on settings and characters from the movie.
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Until we got to the castle and knocked on the door and found… MARSHMALLOW (the snow monster)! Reverse all the actions as fast at you can to go back to Arrendale and climb into bed with the covers over our head.Ĭreative Movement based on Scenes or Characters from the Movie An icy staircase – careful climbing actions.Deep deep snow – big slow marches to lift our feet through the snow.For the next part (“we can’t go over it, we can’t go under it, I guess we’ll go… through it!”), we encountered : We did this by playing Going on a Bear Hunt, but we changed the words to “We’re going on a journey, we’re gonna go get Elsa, I’m not scared, I’m not scared”. We pretended to be Anna and Kristoff making their journey to or from Elsa’s castle. More Melting Inspiration from Maria’s Movers Blog Lots of variations to be had with this one! We melted for 16 slooooooow counts, and froze again for 16 then repeated in 8 counts, 4 counts, 2 and 1! We melted with a friend, froze into different shapes or poses, started on one leg, etc. We explored the movement qualities of melting and freezing by pretending to be Olaf melting in the summer or freezing with Elsa’s help. This post is part of our “Frozen-Inspired” Dance Camp Series.