Dance, however, is another story. Ceci dit, we hope that you will celebrate National French Week, and, in particular, Music and Dance day with more fanfare than usual and, if possible, move outside your classroom and involve the whole school population, parents, and your community. The easiest and most enjoyable way to celebrate this day is to put on a Musical and Dance Revue in the evening. Aside from lending you sound equipment, they will be flattered that you asked them to participate, and you will also be promoting their programs. Any piece of music written by a Francophone composer or on a Francophone place or person.
Dances can be ballet or folk.
Include Johnny Hallyday, Fran oise Hardy, dith Piaf, Yves Montand, Georges Brassens, Jacques Brel, Gilbert B caud, Georges Moustaki, Nana Mouskouri, the Singing Nun, Maxime Le Forestier, Charles Trenet, Maurice Chevalier. Students who do not want to participate on stage can be involved in designing the program, props, scenery, lighting, and sound systems. Others can be part of the advertising committee. If students are to receive a grade, create your own rubric with specific areas such as preparation, originality, and performance. Emcees should introduce the various acts both in French and English.