Learn a Fun Choreography

What can we use if we don't have non-slip shoes, tape, or a small object to mark the spot?

If you don't have non-slip shoes or tape to mark the spot, wear socks with rubber grips or go barefoot on carpet and use a small toy, folded cloth, or sticky note for the 'Mark one new spot on the floor with a small object or tape' step.

I'm losing the beat and tripping over transitions—how can I fix that?

If you lose the beat when combining Moves 1–4 or stumble in transitions, follow the instruction to 'Combine Moves 1–4 slowly without music while counting to eight,' practice each transition separately, use a phone metronome at a slower tempo, and only speed up once three runs feel steady.

How should I change this choreography for a preschooler, an elementary kid, or a teen?

For preschoolers shorten each 8-count move to 4 counts and replace 'Practice Move 3' spins with gentle pivots, for elementary kids keep the 8-counts but slow the music, and for teens add extra counts, sharper arm lines, or a bigger final pose for the 'Perform the routine' step.

How can we make the routine more creative or show-ready before sharing on DIY.org?

To enhance the routine before 'Perform the routine' and 'Share your finished choreography on DIY.org,' add a simple prop like a scarf or hat, include one original 8-count move between Moves 2 and 3, coordinate an outfit for confident energy, and film from two angles to edit a short performance clip.