tap dancing

Katie Carew decides to give her mom tap dancing lessons for Mother's Day, and when Mrs. Carew decides to audition for a television performance, Katie is "switcherooed" into her mom right before the tryouts.

Tina, a young girl, tells about her experiences learning to tap dance. Includes a word list and photographs.

A comprehensive history of tap dancing, from 1650 through the early twenty-first century, that examines the musical and social exchange that evolved from percussive step dances such as the jig, buck-and-wing, and juba, with highlights of the achievements of female dancers and composers of the twentieth century.

Explores the early history of American tap dancing to 1903, and discusses the international influences and personalities that contributed to its development.

Explores the history and development of tap and jazz dance from its African and Irish origins, profiling a number of famous dancers and performers.

While preparing for the school recital, Theodore the millipede realizes that he is missing one of his 1,000 tap dancing shoes.

Provides an introduction to tap dancing, discussing the history of tap, proper clothing and shoes, and what is needed to learn to tap dance, and features illustrations and descriptions of some basic tap steps.

Snubbed by friends, Cinderella helps a new student deal with soon-to-be stepsisters and a former friend tries to stop her from being the lead in a tap recital.

Roscoe cannot wait to tap dance in the school talent show until some older boys make fun of him and say that tap dancing is just for girls.