1. Louise Pagden 2007/2008 ¡Salsa!

2. Louise Pagden 2007/2008 What and where does the music make you think of?

3. Louise Pagden 2007/2008 Year 5 Recognise how symbols, products, objects can represent the culture/cultures of a country Recognise how aspects of the culture of different countries become incorporated into the daily life of others

4. Louise Pagden 2007/2008 This could be you!

5. Louise Pagden 2007/2008 Contredanse?

6. Hispañola Saint Domingue (Haiti) Santo Domingo(Dominican Republic) Hispañola Saint Domingue (Haiti) Santo Domingo(Dominican Republic)

7. Louise Pagden 2007/2008 The slave trade

8. Louise Pagden 2007/2008 Hispañola Saint Domingue (Haiti) Santo Domingo(Dominican Republic) Hispañola Saint Domingue (Haiti) Santo Domingo(Dominican Republic)

9. Louise Pagden 2007/2008 Cuba

10. Jazz movement

11. Louise Pagden 2007/2008 Cuba

12. Cuba

13. Escape…

14. Puerto Rico

15. Louise Pagden 2007/2008 Ricky Martin

16. Louise Pagden 2007/2008 Borrowed words What Spanish words do you know that are used in dance steps?

17. Louise Pagden 2007/2008 Spanish Words Dance Salsa – sauce, spice Los Pasos – steps Un paso doble – double step Merengue – meringue Cucaracha – cockroach Sabor – flavour Enchufa – fit together, join or plug in.

18. Louise Pagden 2007/2008 Los Pasos Salsa is best grouped in pairs of 4-beat patterns counted "1-2-3-... -5-6-7-...". The leader starts on count 1 by stepping with the left foot. On count 2 and 3, they step with right and left, respectively. On count 4, the lead pauses or makes an optional tap with the right foot. On counts 5, 6, and 7, they step with right, left, and right, respectively, again followed by a pause on count 8.

19. Louise Pagden 2007/2008 ¡Vamos!

20. Louise Pagden 2007/2008 Year 6 IU 6.3 Present information about an aspect of culture –Perform songs, plays, dances –Use ICT to present information having a greater sense of audience

21. Louise Pagden 2007/2008 http://primaryspanish.wikispaces.com/ DANCE