Substitute Dance Lesson Plans - Bob Fosse - Choreographic Master

Introduce your students to the iconic choreographer Bob Fosse with this engaging research lesson plan, designed specifically for substitute dance teachers with limited knowledge of dance. This comprehensive lesson plan provides a fascinating look into the life and contributions of Bob Fosse to the world of dance and musical theatre.

Key Features:

• Discover Bob Fosse: This lesson plan offers a comprehensive exploration of the life, works, and legacy of Bob Fosse, allowing students to gain a deeper understanding of his groundbreaking contributions to the world of dance.

• Teacher-Friendly: Tailored for substitute dance teachers with limited dance knowledge, this lesson plan offers clear guidance and step-by-step instructions, making it easy to facilitate an informative and enjoyable dance experience.

• Research and Movement: The lesson seamlessly integrates research about Bob Fosse with an exploration of his unique choreographic style. Students will not only learn about his achievements but also experience his signature movements.

• Accessible Language: Using simple language and visual aids, this lesson plan ensures that substitute teachers can confidently lead students through the world of Bob Fosse, even without an extensive dance background.

• Inspire Creativity: Encourage students to experiment with basic Fosse movements, including isolations, angular gestures, and expressive hand work, fostering creativity and self-expression.

• Celebrate Dance History: Explore Bob Fosse's historical impact on dance and musical theatre, inspiring students to appreciate the rich history and innovations in the performing arts.

Introduce your students to the brilliance of Bob Fosse and his lasting influence on dance and theatre. This lesson plan is an invaluable resource for both students and substitute dance teachers, offering a comprehensive understanding of Fosse's remarkable contributions and a bridge between dance history and practical movement exploration in the classroom.