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Level 2 (Ages 7-9)
A collection of 10 ready-to-teach petite allegro combinations created for beginner/intermediate ballet students, this collection gives you a variety of petite allegro material that you can incorporate into your existing lesson plans. Each combination includes suggested music, movement instructions, and teaching modifications to help you adapt the material to your students' needs.
What's Included:
10 petite allegro combinations for Beginner/Intermediate Level 2
Carefully selected ballet class music by Nate Fifield
Suggested track and album information for easy music reference
Teaching modifications and ideas for adapting combinations
A bonus variation for Combination 8 featuring temps de cuisse for an added challenge
Two combinations featuring Christmas music
Designed to Make Class Planning Easier
You don't always need an entirely new lesson plan to give your students something fresh to work on. These combinations can be added to lessons you're already teaching, giving you more options and flexibility throughout the ballet season.
Use them as written, introduce modifications, or mix things up to make the combinations your own!
Level 2 (Ages 7-9)
A collection of 10 ready-to-teach petite allegro combinations created for beginner/intermediate ballet students, this collection gives you a variety of petite allegro material that you can incorporate into your existing lesson plans. Each combination includes suggested music, movement instructions, and teaching modifications to help you adapt the material to your students' needs.
What's Included:
10 petite allegro combinations for Beginner/Intermediate Level 2
Carefully selected ballet class music by Nate Fifield
Suggested track and album information for easy music reference
Teaching modifications and ideas for adapting combinations
A bonus variation for Combination 8 featuring temps de cuisse for an added challenge
Two combinations featuring Christmas music
Designed to Make Class Planning Easier
You don't always need an entirely new lesson plan to give your students something fresh to work on. These combinations can be added to lessons you're already teaching, giving you more options and flexibility throughout the ballet season.
Use them as written, introduce modifications, or mix things up to make the combinations your own!