The game of cutting watermelons and throwing handkerchiefs is implanted in the teaching of group dance, and the group dance of what is formed!

Interesting and lively. The watermelon cutting movement can be implanted into the dance, which can add a lot of visual effects to the performance. Cutting watermelon usually requires a combination of strength and skill, and turning watermelon cutting into a dance movement can show the dancers' body coordination and flexibility. The element of handkerchief throwing can also add interactivity to the performance. In group dance performances, dancers can simulate the form of the traditional game of passing handkerchiefs on stage. In group dance teaching, implanting these game elements can also cultivate students' sense of teamwork and ability to cooperate. Through the form of these games, students need to cooperate and communicate with each other to complete the dance movements.