Then take turns imitating each other. Put on whatever music you have on hand or turn on the radio. You might be surprised to see how naturally your child responds to rock as well as hip-hop and classical. Try moving with just your arms, your feet, or your eyes. Sheer scarves, balloons, paper fans, and feathers make great movement props.
Colorful streamers are wonderful too.
Truthfulness Young children's tendency toward magical thinking often interferes with their ability to get facts straight. The line between fantasy and reality is often fuzzy, so your child may think that if he wants something badly enough, it will happen. This isn't being dishonest. Children may just bend reality to fit the way they think events should be or the way they wish things were. However, by the age of three or four, your child is also beginning to develop a conscience and identify with the standards adults set for him.