Choreograph a dance for your Camp DIY team

What can we use instead of Post-it notes or tape to mark each person’s spot if those are not available?

If Post-it notes or tape aren't available, mark each person’s spot by placing a small object (a cone, paper plate, stuffed toy) or drawing a chalk circle outdoors where the instructions say to 'mark each person’s spot on the floor with a Post-it note or tape'.

We keep bumping into each other during practice—what should we do?

If dancers keep bumping into each other, follow the step to 'practice the sequence slowly with counts (1-2-3-4) until everyone remembers their steps,' reinforce spacing by marking spots and assigning who moves when, and only run the music at full speed after successful slow runs.

How can we adapt the dance for younger kids or older campers?

For younger children, shorten the sequence to three simple moves, use big visible Post-it/tape spots and count out loud during the 'practice the sequence slowly' step, while older kids can pick more moves, add complex transitions, and include costume pieces or props from the 'Add a simple costume piece or prop' step.

How can we extend or personalize our finished dance beyond the basic steps?

To personalize and extend the activity, pick a strong theme, add matching simple costume pieces or props as instructed, create formations when you 'arrange the order of the chosen moves,' film the performance, and share your finished creation on DIY.org.