Some Things Are Just Better Together

Peanut Butter & Jelly…

Sonny & Cher…

Snap, Crackle, & Pop…

Glissade & Assemblé!

Well, some of our articles are better together, too. And we’ve made this list of 13 combinations just for you!

• Getting Knee Deep
• Knees, Please: Why a Dancer Should Walk Like a Man

• In the Moment: 10 Improvisation Tips
• Teacher’s Top 3: Improvisation and Composition Studies

• Helping Students Make Their Own Dances
• 10 Ideas For Moving Beyond the Steps

• Fund Your Summer Intensive
• The Successful SI: Home Away From Home
• Class Placement and Coping with Problems

• Your Blueprint for Better Balancing
• Look Mom, No Hands!

• Costume Advice From a Professional Smarty-pants
• Drama-Free Costuming: Yes, It’s Possible!

• Transition Into Classroom Management Success
• 12 Tips for Teaching Tots
• How To Be a Great Teacher’s Assistant

• But What I Really Want To Do Is Dance!
• Some Dreams are Worth Fighting For

• What To Do When A Career Isn’t In Your Future
• 4 Tips for Transitioning from Competitive to Recreational Dance in College

• Tools for Tap Improvisation: Time Step
• Keeping Rhythm Fascinating: How To Make Tap Dance Come Alive

• 9 Tips for Improving Pirouettes
• 15 Things The Pirouette Pixie Can’t Do For You

• How to Build Enrollment with School-Aged Dancers
• Checklist What to Do When Welcoming a Guest Teacher

• How to Help Your Students Conquer First-Day Jitters
• A Nerve-Calming Salad Recipe

Yes, some articles are more dynamic as a duo, or even trio but…

Photo courtesy Shreveport-Bossier Convention & Tourist Bureau

Don’t miss these singular sensations:

• Help! I Sweat A LOT in Dance Class
• How to Keep Your Dance Studio Lobby or Viewing Area Quiet
• Dealing with a Rude Coworker
• How To Use Your Old Dance Tights and Other Upcycling Ideas
• Would You Be Ready For a Tornado at Your School?
• The Making of Thought of You, an Animated Duet

Name some of your favorite “combinations” in the comments!