Popular brain breaks, break childrens dance song, Dancing Robots is from the award-winning CD, You Can Dance! \r
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Learn how to do the Dancing Robot with our amusing animated characters teaching you the moves to this fun dance that is sweeping the globe! \r
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Dancing Robots is a great brain breaks action, dance song to make it easy and fun to take a quick energy break. When children take a moment to sing, dance, move, and even laugh then they can return to their academics feeling happy, energized and renewed. More and more schools are realizing the significant values of brain breaks for both students and teachers. In the classroom this brain breaks dance song is perfect for the preschool and kindergarten. \r
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THE LEARNING STATION is a multi-award-winning childrens group. With combined backgrounds and degrees in early childhood education, child development and music, this trio, has achieved international stature as leaders in the childrens educational music industry. They presently have a collection of 30 award-winning audio and video releases and they have published over 350 childrens songs that are part of educational curriculums world-wide. They are widely recognized for their international hit song, Tony Chestnut.\r
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Dancing Robots\r
From the CD, You Can Dance!\r
By The Learning Station \r
℗©Monopoli/The Learning Station \r
LYRICS:\r
DANCING ROBOTS 3:57\r
Directions: This a dance where you imitate a dancing robot. It is performed with small jerks to give the impression of motors \r
starting and stopping. Keep your posture stiff at all times. When you are directed to stop, stay as motionless as possible. During\r
the malfunction imitate a broken robot, slowly bend at your waist and then powering up again . The dance concludes with the\r
broken robot. Using exaggerated jerking motions and a look of confusion on your face as you drop towards the ground give the\r
impression that the robot has completely ceased to function.\r
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Robot: Tummy in, shoulders back\r
Refrain:\r
Robots stand still. Well stand up straight not moving.\r
Well move then stop. Its hard to bend that steel.\r
Were stiff and straight with every little motion.\r
Were just machines but we certainly look real.\r
Raise your right hand up a little bit.stop, A little more.stop, A little more.stop\r
Now lower that hand down a little bit.stop, A little more.stop, A little more.stop\r
Raise your left hand up a little bit.stop, A little more.stop, A little more.stop\r
Now lower that hand down a little bit.stop, A little more.stop, A little more.stop\r
Im a robot, dancing robot, dancing with my hands. (2X)\r
Now turn your head to the right a little bit.stop, A little more.stop, A little more.stop\r
Now turn your head back just a little bit.stop, A little more.stop, A little more.stop\r
Now turn your head to the left a little bit.stop, A little more.stop, A little more.stop\r
Now turn your head back just a little bit.stop, A little more.stop, A little more.stop\r
Im a robot, dancing robot, dancing with my head and arms. (2X)\r
Robot: Stop dancing, robot malfunction, waste slowly bending, dropping down to a\r
grinding halt. Power up, power up, power up. Power up to standing up straight.\r
1,2,3,4\r
Repeat Refrain\r
Raise your right leg up a little bit.stop, A little more.stop, A little more .stop\r
Now lower that leg down a little bit .stop, A little more.stop, A little more .stop\r
Raise your left leg up a little bit.stop, A little more.stop, A little more .stop CONTINUED NEXT PAGE\r
Now lower that leg down a little bit .stop, A little more.stop, A little more .stop\r
Im a robot, dancing robot, moving all around. (5X)\r
Robot: Break down, Robot tired, must take rest. See you later.\r
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