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Emily Hackett & Will Anderson of Parachute

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take my hand let's play let's dance let's change the world

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an etwinning project: a song written, composed and performed by the 7th grade 9 pupils from the pioneer middle school of Sfax Tunisia and guided by me Mrs. Imen Tekaya Bouaziz their computer science teacher.

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kinect games

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GOAL!
KINECT GAMES
Presentation by Ilyes Trifa and Chedly Dammak
Introduction
Kinect hardware
kinect anatomy
Kinect audio
Most advanced aspect
Skeleton, Audio and Sensor data
What kinect does?

Kinect builds on software technology
developed internally by Rare, a subsidiary of Microsoft Game Studios owned by Microsoft Range camera technology by Israeli developer PrimeSense, which developed a system that can interpret specific gestures, making completely hands-free control of electronic devices possible by using an infrared projector and camera and a special microchip to track the movement of objects and individuals in three dimension

Kinect (portmanteau of
kinetic and connect), originally known by the code name Project Natal, is a motion sensing input device by Microsoft for the Xbox 360 video game console.The technology behind Kinect was invented in 2005 by Zeev Zalevsky, Alexander Shpunt, Aviad Maizels, Javier Garcia and Alex Kipman headed the kinect project for microsoft. Kinect launched for the Xbox 360 on 11/4/2010.

introduction

3D DEPTH SENSORS

RGB CAMERA

MOTORIZED TILT

Kinect hardware

Kinect has FOUR microphones to retrieve spatial sound and attenuate noise,interferences and compensate for room acoustics.Kinect has small color camera with 640x480 resolution.The camera can track upto six people including two acitve
people for motionanalysis and trackingHowever PrimeSense states that it can see but not process as players as manypeople as present in the field-of-view of the camera.

Kinect anatomy

Four microphone array with hardware-based audio processing
- Multichannel Echo Cancellation (MEC)
- Sound position tracking
- Other digital signal processing (noise suppression and reduction)
- Kinect sensors microphone array enables the Xbox 360 to conduct acoustic source localization and ambient noise suppression, allowing for things such as headset-free party chat over Xbox Live
Kinect audio

Kinect "eyes"Eyes of Kinect are made by an INFRARED MEASUREMENT SYSTEM-Laser beam is send from the objective and received by sensor as can be seenabove.These sensors can move to adjust for the distance and height. This deviceproduces MAP OF DEPTH to objects in a room.The device can thus 'see' in bad light or in darkness. Before the use it isTRAINED with movements of persons in the room. You can see on the right thatin infrared the beam makes lots of measurement dotsThe area required to play Kinect is roughly 6m²s

MOST ADVANCED ASPECT

SKELETON DATA

outline
kinect sensor data
It is the first practical natural user interface for machines communicating with people It is combining acoustical and visua
l sense It is recognizing full body movements, even complicated ones It finds application not only in games but also in the field of medical sciences and robotics.After selling a total of 8 million units in its first 60 days, the Kinect holds the Guinness World Record of being the "fastest selling consumer electronics device".

WHY KINECT IS REVOLUTIONARY?

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GOAL! KINECT GAMES Presentation by Ilyes Trifa and Chedly Dammak IntroductionKinect hardwarekinect anatomyKinect audioMost advanced aspectSkeleton, Audio and Sensor dataWhat kinect does?

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hip hop dance

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By FIDA SGHAIER

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Sghaier Fida

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Fida Sghaier

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la danse que j'ai choisie

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dancing dancing dancing

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Dancing is get in life,is relaxing is the extrem joy

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Amal Elloumi 2014 / 2015 pionner prep school amal elloumi teacher: imen tekaya bouaziz Dance is the sacred thing dancing dancing dancing dancing dancing dancing dancing dancing is the way to discharge and body expression dancing dancing dancing dancing dancing dancing d a n c i n g thanks

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PHOTO FILTRE

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HIP HOP DANCE

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Flamenco dance

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The role of dance

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The role of dance :
Dance is the most immediate and accessible of the arts because it involves your own body. When you learn to move your body on a note of music, it's exciting. You have taken control over your body, and by learning to do that, you discover that you can take charge of your own life.
As today's society becomes increasingly multicultural classrooms across Britain often include more than one student for whom English is not their first language and to whom English culture itself seems alien. I believe it is therefore essential that we find ways to bridge these gaps and communicate with these students beyond the written and spoken word if they are to be enabled to connect with, and benefit from, the learning experience, and I see dance as a key area in which this can be achieved.
it is a means of entertainment especially when practiced with friends, it's a more physical activity has a positive impact on health, since it is a type of sports and ultimately it is a way to deliver stress to forget his sorrows and feel joy

The role of dance in education
The ROLE OF DANCE
Farah Besbes 7b9 CPS
In addition, it allows students to work collaboratively to imaginatively develop and challenge both their own knowledge and understanding, and that of others, by listening to, and talking about, all their different ideas. Due to the ability of dance to provide all these benefits it can also go a long way in helping to promote social inclusion.

1. Dance classes promote fitness for a lifetime! I cannot tell you how easy it is for dancers to transition their skills from dance class to so many other fitness arenas. Dance also provides the necessary daily physical fitness recommendations of most health care professionals. Promoting physical fitness as being fun and easy from a young age, creates an excellent foundation for future life long health and fitness.

2,Confidence, high self-esteem and personal expression. Dance is a great way to connect emotionally with an audience and other people. Throughout the KDC classes, expression, smiling and reflection will be promoted. This creates a health environment in which students can express their feelings in a productive manner, while learning to control their emotions.

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Farah Besbes/Ines boukettya/Amal Elloumi 7B9

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The role of dance :Dance is the most immediate and accessible of the arts because it involves your own body. When you learn to move your body on a note of music, it's exciting.

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Dance of AFRICA

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A WORK PRESENTED BY SAID AND CHAWKI
A long time ago, before creating the électronique games There was simple games That was played in a group of kids, men or old men That we call It folklore games
The history of games dates to the ancient human past.[1] Games are an integral part of all cultures and are one of the oldest form of human social interaction. Games are formalized expressions of play which allow people to go beyond immediate imagination and direct physical activity. Common features of games include uncertainty of outcome, agreed upon rules, competition, separate place and time, elements of fiction, elements of chance, prescribed goals and personal enjoyment.

Games capture the ideas and worldviews of their cultures and pass them on to the next generation. Games were important as cultural and social bonding events, as teaching tools and as markers of social status. As pastimes of royalty and the elite, some games became common features of court culture and were also given as gifts. Games such as Senet and the Mesoamerican ball game were often imbued with mythic and ritual religious significance. Games like Gyan chauper and The Mansion of Happiness were used to teach spiritual and ethical lessons while Shatranj and Wéiqí (Go) were seen as a way to develop strategic thinking and mental skill by the political and military elite.

In his 1938 book, Homo Ludens, Dutch cultural historian Johan Huizinga argued that games were a primary condition of the generation of human cultures. Huizinga saw the playing of games as something that "is older than culture, for culture, however inadequately defined, always presupposes human society, and animals have not waited for man to teach them their playing." [2] Huizinga saw games as a starting point for complex human activities such as language, law, war, philosophy and art.

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AFTER FEW YEARS, THE ELECTRONIQUE GAMES BIGAN BUT, ON SIMPLE MACHINS AND GAMES LIKE:
step by step , the electronique machins started to evolve in different machins and games like:

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A WORK PRESENTED BY SAID AND CHAWKI A long time ago, before creating the électronique games There was simple games That was played in a group of kids, men or old men That we call It folklore games The history of games dates to the ancient human past.[1] Games are an integral part of all cultures and are one of the oldest form of human social interaction.

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kadri Anas

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street adventure Games
design by Dóri Sirály for Prezi
Number of Players: 1 to 20
Principle cause you can play with barrel hoop circles then began to manufacture hoops formed of several strips of wood nailed together.
To roll the hoop is used a long stick of 20 to 25 centimeters.
Rule: you can play hoop individual to exercise his skill but it is also possible to combine several players: it then plays "on the run" or "small war"
* "On the run": players set a goal. All players stand in a line, and at a given signal, they start together.
The first player reached the goal is designated as the winner.
* "The little war": players are divided into two camps that are placed opposite one another at a considerable distance (3 or 400 meters). The players of each side are placed on a line that determines each goal and, at a given signal, they launched their hoops to meet each other. The challenge is to avoid the hoops of the opposite camp and reach the other end.
All hoop overthrown by the encounter of another hoop is out of play, but it is forbidden to reverse himself and voluntarily a hoop.

Sport between two teams of eleven players each tries to send a spherical ball inside the goal by hitting him and the leader of the main foot, possibly the head or body, but without any intervention hands that the only goalkeepers can
use.
the small
WAR
I hope That my work won admiration
hey!!
Football
Children play in which a player chosen by lot seeks others who are hidden. Playing hide and seek; a game of hide and seek. Synon. anc. blink-musette:
Cecilia does not respond; she lowers her head; she barely breathing ... In parts of hide and seek when we see one who seeks to approach you without seeing you, you almost graze and spend
Hide
and
Seek

accessories
Some objects to hide: a ball (not too large), a book, a doll, clothing ...
the game
A child is separated from the group and the privacy (another room, outdoor ...), will carefully hide an object in a scope agreed in advance. The other children then access this perimeter and each in turn makes a move. Whoever hid said then, depending on where the object is hidden: the temperature a bit, it's hot, it burns, it's cold, it freezes, etc. That the object is first to win.

It's cold!

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kadri Anas

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Lina Marouen

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kawther/nour

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Tunisian dances
Tunisian dance:
It is a common dance in the country, of Bedouin origin; it does not correspond to a particular region. It is practiced on popular music during the festivities. This is an improvised dance, composed primarily of two basic figures. One is to pass a front to back foot while building on the second half-edge, arms waving from right to left up to the bust. The other focuses on the swaying of the hips, a shot to right, a blow to the left, and the feet forward in small steps.
Nekhikhe:
Dance Kerouan region. This is a "Baroude", is that men ride their horses traditional outfits. Version feminine: women slip on tiptoe with movements of the hips and shoulders holding scarves.

Dance of bousaadiah:
This dance is from the popular and folk culture. Bousaadiah, folk character and black dancer, dressed in animal skins, entertains the crowds with burlesque attitudes.

The arms are horizontal and hardly move. The movements of this dance are highlighted by the outfits of the dancers (Malia or Fouta in the South). There are some variations between regions. At Gabes for example, only the belly moves, the step being almost there. In Mahdia is a skipped dance. Finally, in Tunis, dance style is called "Andalusia" sometimes women dancing with small scarves in hand.
Pioneer middle school
Realized by:
Kawther Elloumi
Nour Hachicha
Class:
7 B 9
School year:
2014 - 2015
European dances
Bolero :
Spanish dance (bolero: the dancing bolero; just Bola: ball) 3/4, in a moderate tempo, a quiet and noble style; it is performed with singing and castanets or guitar and tambourine. Bolero seems to have been known in the seventeenth cent
It is a dance of a very moderate movement and constantly uniform, both the melody and harmony as the rhythm, the latter always marked by the drum. The only element of diversity is provided by the orchestral crescendo.
This ballet into an array, where the musical theme is repeated nineteen times in a sort of great passacaglia, with choreography by Nijinskaïa. Finally the bolero is a song and dance Cuban binary and syncopated rhythm, likely altering the bolero imported from Spain.
Sardane:
Popular dance, which may be accompanied by singing. Known since the sixteenth century in Catalonia and Roussillon, Sardana is binary rhythm (2/4 or 6/8) of varying tempo, usually with gradual accelerando; it includes not short (eight measures) and not long (sixteen measures).
It is performed in a circle, as a round; dancers, alternating, hold hands and raise their hands. The traditional Catalan orchestra (cobla) accompanies the dance: flabiol (recorder played with one hand; on the seven holes, five are intact) tambori (drum wrist with two membranes, of which the body is about 7 Œ 7 cm) and wind instruments whose tenora (a kind of popular oboe, rather garish).

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Tunisian dancesTunisian dance: It is a common dance in the country, of Bedouin origin; it does not correspond to a particular region. It is practiced on popular music during the festivities. This is an improvised dance, composed primarily of two basic figures.

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BY MARIAM KARRAY

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by Mouhamed Ayoub ben Mbarek

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Folk dance of Azerbaijan By Mouhamed-Ayoub Ben Mbarek The history of folk dances of Azerbaijan is very old .In Azerbaijan there are many folk dances like :"Ay beri bakh"(hey look at me) and "Gulgaz"(dance) and "Banovsha" (Violet) . .

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by Mouhamed Ayoub Ben Mbarek

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Fida sghaier

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by Hela Masmoudi

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By Farah Ghorbel

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By Eya Salem

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Yecine Dammak

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Karim Laamouri

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Dances of my country (Tunisia)

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Mariam Zouari / Eya Bradai CPS
DANCE OF MY TUNISIA
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Dancing in Tunisia is characterized by a multitude of forms it takes and the contexts in which it appears, including circumcisions, weddings and festive events such as festivals, concerts, football games, etc. Tunisian dance resembles that of Egyptian dance, and is distinguished mainly by its dynamic, since it is faster with more staccato, and the multitude of forms, with each region having its own "style". It is therefore difficult to speak of a Tunisian dance, especially since the Egyptian influence appears to have long proven itself in major cities.
The dance reflects a social phenomenon born in the working classes of Tunisian cities. The male dance, accompanied by love songs often evoke libertine seduction, attraction and carnal pleasures of life, and has long been performed in cafes backed by music, typically the darbuka and mezoued. Since the 1970s, however, the dance has declined in cafes and is more often characterized in modern times as being displayed at festivals and circumcision ceremonies or marriage in the neighborhoods of big cities.

Tunisian dance is characterized by sharp, horizontal twisting movements of the hips with flowing upper bodies, danced almost entirely on demi-point (on the toes) with arms held in a "w" shape. This dance is seen at weddings and parties, and in the southern islands of Kerkennah and Djerba, the dance is often performed with a clay water pot balanced on the head.
These traditional dancers wear a blouse, a "khamisa," underneath a large rectangular wrap, a "melia," fastened at the shoulder with two large pins, with a belt of woollen yard around their waists. Additionally, married women wear a "khul-khal," a famous Tunisian ankle bracelet, to ward off snakes with its rattle-like noise. (Unmarried virgins are believed to have inherent protection from snake bites.)

When tunisian men dance to arabic music they hold their arms out stiffly at their sides wiggle their hips and never think shimmying around with other men makes them look sissy. women move in a sensual belly-dancing style that take much skill to perfect you are most likely to see dancing at a bar or restaurant where a band playing at a wedding or at a festiv l traditional berber dances date back to pre-islamic times and can sometimes be seen at resort hotels they include the dramatic dance of the vases performed by dancers with vases balanced on their heads this is a highlight of the festival of the ksour held round tataouine is November
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Dance is an important part of Tunisian culture, and can often be seen at weddings, concerts, festivals, and even football games. More traditional dance resembles a faster version of Egyptian style dancing. Just like with Tunisian music, different forms of dance were brought to the country from the imperial powers. Traditional style dance is most popular in Tunisian cities. A popular type of dance is called the Nuba, which usually involves acrobatics or jars filled with water. Another very popular dance is a religious dance, called the Stambali It was created to honor Sidi Saad, a Sudanese Muslim who went to Tunisia with his followers in the 16th century

khul-khal
khamissa
the Ksour
Folklore Troupe of Kerkennah:
The Nuba, more rooted in popular practice, is linked to the dancers and the Kerkennah Djerba to a lesser extent. Some experts say that their dress is of Greek origin. Structured into several scenes, the dance is often accompanied by acrobatic games with jars filled with water.
The most common religious dance is probably the Stambali which is originally a ritual dance to the glorify Sidi Saad, a religious Sudanese Muslim who arrived in Tunisia in the sixteenth century with his followers . Today his shrine is located in the Mornag region. However, in the aftermath of independence, the authorities have banned the ritual and closed many of the sanctuaries. Followers still continue their rituals at home, but today it has been more adopted by the Jews and no longer has any connection with its Islamic origins.
Today, the National Troupe Folk Art Center or the National Dance of Ariana practice the traditional dances Tunisian dances. The national archives notably suffer from a lack of documents related to these dances and folk arts.

Raqs al Juzur:

A characteristic of Tunisian dance is the horizontal forward and back movement of the hips, reminiscent of the Twist of the 1960's. The costume of the dancers consists of a Melia, a draped garment, which is held together by two silver fibulas (the ancestor of the safety pin). The Melia belongs to the family of the most elementary kinds of clothing, in which a straight swath of cloth without tailoring or seams is draped around the body, as for example the Roman toga, the Indian sari or the Indonesian sarong. A specialty of the islands of Kerkennah and Djerba is Raq al Juzur in which the dancer, accompanied by the mizwid (bagpipe) and drums, balances a clay pot on her head while she follows the beat of the drum with her hips. A wool belt with large tassels at each side emphasizes the strong hip movements. Men also perform this dance, often balancing high towers of heavy clay pots on their heads. This dance has become a national symbol for Tunisia.

Finally
, come learn some of the traditional dances of Tunisia! Located in North Africa on the southern base of the Mediterranean, Tunisian culture is a blend of Berber, Arab, European and Turkish influences.

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The role of dance

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the role of dance Teacher:Imen tekaya Bouaziz The dance is not a sport but an artistic activity. It relaxes us. There are folkloric dances ,classical and modern.... At first you do gymnastic movements. Then practice the dances movements respecting a certain technique (for individual or group) We practice modern dance to relax , have fun , we romp .

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The role of dance :
Dance is the most immediate and accessible of the arts because it involves your own body. When you learn to move your body on a note of music, it's exciting. You have taken control over your body, and by learning to do that, you discover that you can take charge of your own life.
As today's society becomes increasingly multicultural classrooms across Britain often include more than one student for whom English is not their first language and to whom English culture itself seems alien. I believe it is therefore essential that we find ways to bridge these gaps and communicate with these students beyond the written and spoken word if they are to be enabled to connect with, and benefit from, the learning experience, and I see dance as a key area in which this can be achieved.
it is a means of entertainment especially when practiced with friends, it's a more physical activity has a positive impact on health, since it is a type of sports and ultimately it is a way to deliver stress to forget his sorrows and feel joy

The role of dance in education
The ROLE OF DANCE
Farah Besbes 7b9 CPS
In addition, it allows students to work collaboratively to imaginatively develop and challenge both their own knowledge and understanding, and that of others, by listening to, and talking about, all their different ideas. Due to the ability of dance to provide all these benefits it can also go a long way in helping to promote social inclusion.

1. Dance classes promote fitness for a lifetime! I cannot tell you how easy it is for dancers to transition their skills from dance class to so many other fitness arenas. Dance also provides the necessary daily physical fitness recommendations of most health care professionals. Promoting physical fitness as being fun and easy from a young age, creates an excellent foundation for future life long health and fitness.

2,Confidence, high self-esteem and personal expression. Dance is a great way to connect emotionally with an audience and other people. Throughout the KDC classes, expression, smiling and reflection will be promoted. This creates a health environment in which students can express their feelings in a productive manner, while learning to control their emotions.

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Farah Besbes/Ines boukettya/Amal Elloumi 7B9

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The role of dance :Dance is the most immediate and accessible of the arts because it involves your own body. When you learn to move your body on a note of music, it's exciting.

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Kinect games of Tunisia

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DANCES OF TUNISIA  EYA SALEM , fATMA BELLAJ , HELA MASMOUDI

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DANCES OF TUNISIA  EYA SALEM , fATMA BELLAJ , HELA MASMOUDI

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Fatma BELLAJ Hela MASMOUDI Mrs Imen TEKAYA Eya

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DANCE OF TUNISIA 7ème B9 -The religious dances which were influenced by sufism. The most common religious dance is stambali. - The folklore which is linked to the dances of Kerkennah and Djerba. This dance is often accompanied by acrobatic games with jars filled with water.

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the dance of the Europe

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The dance of the Europe Fida Zghair Ms.Imen Tekaya Bouaziz 2015 2014 Pionner prep school of Sfax 7b9 In fact, there are many kinds of dances in Europe and we can't talk about only one dance. Besides these have evolved over time so we can speak about classical, modern and contemporary methodsof each kind of dance.

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European dance

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Dances of Europe
Presented by:
Mariem Karray
Teacher : Mrs Imen Tekaya
School year: 2014-2015 European dance research

French dances
France has a very rich and varied dance tradition such as Waltz, Polka, Mazurka, Marche, Scottish, Rondeau and the Bourree. Carols and Baroque dances are other popular traditional dances in France
Other popular traditional dance types in France include Canarie, Forlane, Gavotte, Gigue, Menuet and Sarabande.
Spanish dances
Flamenco is a form of Spanish folk music and dance from the region of Andalusia in southern Spain. It includes cante (singing), toque (guitar playing), baile (dance) and palmas (handclaps)

Dances of Germany
The waltz is one of the most formal types of German dance, and was created as a couples' dance in ballrooms. The waltz was practiced by many Germans.
For Germans, the waltz symbolized facets of the Romantic period, such as the concepts of character, passion, emotions, expression and freedom. Notable modern German dancers include Kurt Jooss, Hanya Holm and Mary Wigman.
Italian dance
The Ballo was an Italian dance form during the fifteenth century, most noted for its frequent changes of tempo and meter. The name ballo has its origin in Latin ballo, ballare, meaning "to dance", which in turn comes from the Greek , "to dance, to jump about". In Greece there is the Greek dance named Ballos

European Dances
There are various dances in Europe :
-french dance
-spanish dance
-German dance
-Italian dance
-Scottish dance
-Portugueuse dance

european dances
Scottish dance
There are many Scottish dances, you'll find that traditional dancing normally falls into one of four main categories: Ceilidh, Cape Breton Step Dancing, Scottish Country Dancing and Highland Dancing.
Portuguese dance
Bailarico is a Portuguese folk dance. The pairs face each other without holding each other, and with their backs turned to the neighboring pair, form a circle. In the first part of the music, the circle rotates with the girls backing up and the boys going towards them.

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Dances of EuropePresented by:Mariem Karray Teacher : Mrs Imen TekayaSchool year: 2014-2015 European dance research French dancesFrance has a very rich and varied dance tradition such as Waltz, Polka, Mazurka, Marche, Scottish, Rondeau and the Bourree.

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Mouhamed Ayoub Ben Mbarek and Karim Laamouri

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Mouhamed Ayoub Ben Mbarek and Karim Laamouri

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Street games in Tunisia

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take my hand lets play lets dance come with me to change the world 29/01/2015 A- The importance of the street games B- Exemple of street games in Tunisia A- The importance of the street games 29/01/2015 29/01/2015 It's a nice game. It's a Play for the boys and it's similar to Golf.

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Folklore approach of plays in Tunisia

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Folklore
Of
Tunisia
Project
Ghorbel Farah
And
Marouen Lina
Folklore approach of Tunisia
Go look all the traditional games of Tunisia
The Games
1.2.3 Soleil :

This is a Traditional game, We play Two or More People are jumping on the playing tiles that draws on the ground with chalk
it is often convenient in free time .
This game is very easy Just simply launch the balls with fingers and try to make them fall in the hole and the winner have all the balls
Boutchi :
Kharbga :
I start with describing a popular game in the north of tunisia .
This game " kharbga " is a famous game in the north of Africa .
It's a game made up for some stone

Zarbout:
it's game made of wood , which rotates in balance on a steel tip but This day it's fabricated of plastic .
This a traditional Tunisian game .
8omidha :
hide and seak is a children's game in which a number of player conceal themselves in the environment to be found by one or more seekers . The games is played by one player closing their eyes and counting to predetermined number while
the other players hide After reaching the number, the player who is "it" attempts to locate all concealed players.[1] The game can end in one of several ways. In the most common variation of the game, the player chosen as "it" locates all players, the player found last is the winner and is chosen to be "it" in the next game.
Tunisia is really a beautiful country need to visit and get to know all Traditions Example: Games, The Dances, The Meals and Now Our project is over, and We hope you like our work
The end
Professor: Ms. Imen Tekaya Bouaziz

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THE ROLE OF DANCE

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Don't forget to dance
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Main Idea
dancing
dancing is smiling,relaxing and live well :)
Pioneer School Sfax Tunisia
dance
dance
the joy indescreptible

don't forget to smile
the role of the dance
dancing,dancing,dancing and dancing
"Dance is the most immediate and accessible of the arts because it involves
your own body. When you learn to move your body on a note of music, it's
exciting. You have taken control over your body, and by learning to do that,
you discover that you can take charge of your own life." An expression by
Jacques D' Amboise that is so poignant, that it sets you thinking.
How true the above passage depicts the expression - dance.
Amal Elloumi 7b9

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Don't forget to dance ******************* Main Ideadancing dancing is smiling,relaxing and live well :) Pioneer School Sfax Tunisia dance dance the joy indescreptible don't forget to smile the role of the dance dancing,dancing,dancing and dancing"Dance is the most immediate and accessible of the arts because it involvesyour own body.