Creative Dance: Using the elements of dance to explore movement the child finds self control and creative problem-solving skills. Classes can reflect thematic material or concrete images and are useful in curriculum integration. Dance education uses problem-solving and the creative process to integrate choreography, improvisation, and technique.

Creative Drama: Pantomime, movement, characterization, improvisation, and story dramatization form the basis for children's exploration of drama. Theatre games provide an engaging method for children to play with these elements while learning how to create their own stories and scenes.

Mask-Magic: Masks allow children to practice visual-art skills and then to combine them with movement and dramatic exploration. Each child creates their own mask and explores how to make the mask come to life with movement characterization and sound.   

Classes can be for teachers, childern, and/or parent/child. Each class is tailored to the population's needs and will support integrating the arts in the basic curriculum. As an arts curriculum specialist Dr. Richter and Dancing Earth bring a wealth of experience to each Youth Theatre and Dance workshop.