Energy Conversion
A Dance Workshop or Residency for Grades 4-6
Teaching Artist: Harlan Brownlee (Moving MattersKC)
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Using the Hybrid engine design as the inspiration, this lesson examines the conversion of energy between hybrid engine components to power an automobile. Student create movement motifs that represent the various components of a hybrid engine, including the gas and electric motors, the brakes, and battery. After creating these motifs, students then learn to use musical counts as a way to synchronize and demonstrate how the components work together in a coordinated manner transferring energy between components.
Available as a single workshop or as a multi-workshop residency.
Requirements: A large, clear space for dancing, preferably a gymnasium or multi-purpose room. If available, a large Screen TV HDMI Compatible. Teachers must be present at all times during workshops.
To schedule this program, use the scheduling button below or:
Phone: 816-531-4022
Email: booknow@kcya.org
Creative Discipline: Dance
Maximum Audience Size: 30
Program Length: 45 minutes
Availability: Year-round
Location: At Your School
Fees: $150 single/$250 double
The break between workshops must not exceed 90 minutes to receive the reduced rate
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Curriculum Connection: STEM
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