Primary school students' electric shaking gestures are similar to electric shaking dances, and both show the rhythm and rhythm of the dance by simulating the effect of electric wave interference. This kind of gesture dance usually consists of some simple gestures, such as finger swing, arm swing and so on.
Electric swing dance is a kind of dance that originated in Britain, also known as electric swing dance. It was a popular street dance in the 1980s and 1990s. The name of this dance comes from the visual effect of its movements, that is, it simulates the interference of electric waves, making the body shake and shake, as if it were disturbed by electric waves.
The popularity of electric shaking gestures in primary school students is mainly because this kind of dance is not only easy to learn, but also very interesting, which can make children feel the rhythm of music and the charm of dance in the game. In addition, this dance can also help children exercise their sense of coordination and rhythm, and improve their flexibility and creativity.
Precautions for primary school students to use electric shaking gestures;
1, safety first: Although the electric shaking gesture of primary school students is easy to learn, it still needs the guidance and supervision of parents and teachers to ensure the safety of children when imitating actions. Especially for some difficult movements, the child's physical development is not yet complete, which may easily lead to muscle strain, joint sprain and other injuries. Therefore, parents and teachers should guide their children to imitate under the premise of safety and avoid unnecessary harm.
2, moderate use: although the electric shaking gestures of primary school students are interesting, they should also be used moderately. If children are too addicted to this dance form, it may affect their study and life. Therefore, parents and teachers should guide their children to arrange their time reasonably to avoid affecting their normal study and life.
3. Respect others: The electric shaking gesture of primary school students is a form of dance, but we should also pay attention to respect others. If children dance in public or during the rest time of others, it may affect the rest and mood of others. Therefore, parents and teachers should guide their children to dance at appropriate time and place to avoid causing unnecessary trouble to others.