"Last minute rehearsals for the dance show are not quite going Miss Rilla's way. There is a sloth that is always sleeping, an elephant that keeps getting his tutu twist and a crocodile who is a little bit too hungry?not the recipe for a shining performance! Then, when the curtains roll up, things just get worse. . . it is a nightmare! However, all is not lost and Mrs. Sleepy Sloth hits the stage with her three-toed tip-tap groove?it looks as though...

Learn the signature steps and moves of the traditional party dances: the Foxtrot, the Waltz, the Swing, the Hustle, the Rumba, and the Salsa. In addition learn the most popular line and party dances: the Electric Slide, the Macarena. the Tush Push and the Boot Scooting Boogie.

Lots of kids enjoy dancing, but what motivates them to push past the sore muscles, early-morning technique classes, and crazy schedule required to become a professional dancer? In this book, dancers from many backgrounds talk about their different paths to success in ballet, modern, jazz, Broadway, and hip-hop. They also share advice and helpful tips, such as: • practice interpreting the music and the mood of a movement, even when you're doing...

"A playful picture book that urges readers to bop, bounce, and shake"--Provided by publisher.

A comprehensive guide to the world of dance. If you're a beginner and have the passion to dance but are unsure about how to start out, this book can help you transform your creative impulse into a budding career. Whether your main interest is modern dance, jazz, ballet, contemporary, non-western forms, or even street dance, "The Dance Bible" will get you started. You'll find the information you need about training regimens and fundamental dance techniques....

"Mrs. Oti teaches her class the Bird Jive in ten easy steps, encouraging movement and the expression of feelings."

Dancing is a great way to move your body and express yourself. This fun series showcases eight popular dance styles from Bollywood dance to ballet. Each book explores the background, moves, and outfits of one kind of dance. --back cover.

Little Mouse loves to dance! And...dancing is even more fun with friends. But Frog want to swim and Puppy wants to run. Is there anybody who will dance with Little Mouse?

An alligator dancing ballet? When the reptile takes her place at the barre, Mrs. Iraina and her dancers are surprised. But they name her Tanya and let her stay. Mrs. Iraina even creates a ballet to showcase Tanya's larger-than-life talents . . . and swishy tail. Then Tanya disappears. Funny and irreverent, this picture book shows that anyone can fit in--even a dancing alligator.

"Provides instructions for joining or starting a hip-hop dance crew, and includes information about real-life crews"--Provided by publisher.