Mr. Sorto's Class
I'm an elementary school teacher bringing the love of dance to my students! Help us get shoes and gear for my babies: gofund.me/274cbc87
🐎🎶 From History to Dance! 🎶🐎 (Sneak peek)👀
Our 4th graders have been learning about jaripeo, a traditional Mexican rodeo tradition with deep cultural roots.
After learning about its history and cultural significance, it’s time for our 4th graders to experience the music and movement for themselves! 💃🏽🕺🏽
¡Que viva la cultura! 🇲🇽❤️
HeritageAndCulture
Following isn’t rocket science. This isn’t choreography - this is evidence that when you pay attention, anything is possible. She’s only 6 years old. 😊
Caught my 3rd graders in my room practicing during their recess as we getting ready for our HHM showcase.
💃🏿 🕺🏿 🇨🇴
Their success is a direct reflextion of their desire, dedication, and discipline. I’m blessed to be a part of their dance journey. 🇨🇴
There is an especially useful distinction you can teach:
“Touch is what our bodies do. Connection is how we work together.”
For six-year-olds, you could make it very concrete: “We use gentle hands, respect our partner’s space, and stay connected by listening with our bodies.”
That framing can help establish a healthy foundation for partner dance where consent, respect, cooperation, and awareness are built into the dance vocabulary from the beginning.
The kids are really enjoying learning to dance Reparto 🇨🇺 How did we do? 😊 They love LOS DATWAY🇨🇺
People always ask what I do the first week of school - it all comes down to routines and expectations. Having a student model the expectation is even better.
We had to jump on this trend, and the kids are loving it.
New School year has started and we already have BIG KINDERGARTEN ENERGY 🔥 📚. Wouldn’t have it any other way. Year 13 LETS GO!!!
The right shoe doesn’t just complete the look, it changes how you move. A well-built dance shoe supports your arch, stabilizes your ankle, and lets you feel the floor so every spin and pivot lands where you want it. Good technique starts from the ground up.
That’s what makes Larisa Dance shoes special, each pair handmade in Italy with craftsmanship you feel the moment you start dancing.
Big thanks to Naz for filming this with me, and to Molly from for supporting Estrellitas de Sorto. She’s vending for ONE MORE NIGHT at Capital Salsa Congress, so come find your perfect pair before the weekend ends.
First Class of the weekend from at the with students from
Click here to claim your Sponsored Listing.
Category
Contact the school
Website
Address
KIPP DC Promise Academy
Washington D.C., DC
20019
Alerts
Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Mr. Sorto's Class posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.