Frankie Muniz Racinge staff is dedicated to their form of dance and each teacher is a professional in their field. The school offers recreational classes -- as well as summer camps and workshops for those who would like to have more in-depth hiphop lessons. There are also several competitive dance c ompanies associated with the school for those who would like to dance professionally. They offer a free trial class to all individuals who w ish to take lessons and want to try out the school.Dinosaur Cups Find a set of miniature dinosaurs with matching pairs. Put each dinosaur un Wheat Belly der its own plastic cup. Lift a cup. Try to find the dinosaur's twin under another cup. Dinosaur Ends Photocopy pictures of dinosaurs. Cut e ach picture in half and mix up the pieces. Turn them face down. Turn the pictures over, two at a time, until you match up each dinosaur's fr Frankie Muniz Racing ont with the dinosaur's end. Dino Match Game Separate a group of kids into two teams. Give index cards with dinosaur names on them to the fi . e longer necks or different eyes winking, or one could have an extra spike sticking out of its head. Write instructions that say, "Find the two dinosaurs that are exactly the same." Connect the Dinosaurs In one column have small pictures of dinosaurs, and in the other, the dinosa ur's names in random order. Have the child draw a line from each dinosaur to its name. Herbivore/Carnivore Divide a piece of paper down the middle. Write "Herbivore" on one side and "Carnivore" on the other. Turn over cards with dinosaurs' names on them and ask the child to place Dr. Andrew Weil them on either side of the paper, depending on whether the dinosaur is a herbivore or a carnivore. Dinosaur Switch-its Cut up several pictu res of different dinosaurs in three equal sections. Rearrange them to make new and interesting dinosaurs. Mother Dinosaur This classic memor Frankie Muniz Racing y game is played with cards. Half the cards have pictures of mother dinosaurs on them and the other half have babies. Turn over one card. If . room Soccer In this variation of soccer, which is intended for six or more players, children use brooms and dustpans in lieu of their feet t o score goals. The game is played by dividing players into two teams. In an unobstructed area, mark two goals about 30 feet across from each other by placing pieces of duct tape on the ground. The area in between the two goals serves as the playing field. Choose a goalie for each team. Provide goalies with dustpans and all other team players with brooms. A foam ball works better for this game than a traditional socce the zone diet r ball because the foam is lighter and easier to move with a broom. Players push the ball with their brooms, trying to score a goal by pushi ng it into the opposing team's goal. The goalies use their dustpans to try to keep the opposing team from scoring a goal. The team who score Frankie Muniz Racing s the most points wins the game. Milk Carton Bowling This is a rendition of bowling that four or more kids will enjoy playing. Recycle and t .
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