Folk Dance Fun
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Folk Dance Fun
Last Friday, our Lower Schoolers closed the week with the Folk Dance Assembly – their first divisional assembly of the academic year and a Potomac tradition. Folk dances are about storytelling; they are a medium used in many cultures to pass traditions, history, and customs down from generation to generation. Each grade took turns sharing their dances, which were received enthusiastically by everyone in the gym. Thanks to LS music teacher Tara Clayburn for helping the students prepare for this very enjoyable assembly. See the photo gallery.