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Outline Irish Dance Put this information into the outline maker format that we used on the www.ststanislausit.wikispaces.com/Research+Tools now that you have the layout for your outline: []. Irish Dance Outline A. Different types a.Seven Levels of Irish Dance b.Competition – a feis is a competition where you compete against other girls from around the area you live in to any part of the world. c. Attire 1.) Girls d. Benefits 1.) Discipline
 * 1) Irish Step Dancing
 * Beginner
 * Advanced Beginner
 * Novice
 * Prize winner
 * Adult beginner
 * Preliminary
 * Open Champ
 * Oireachtas- a regional competition where you compete against people from around you area in which your school is.
 * Nationals- You compete against people in your country all across the nation ( very competitive)
 * Worlds- Where you compete against people from all around the world (extremely competitive and you must qualify because there are limited spots for only the best dancers in the world.)
 * Wigs- you have two choices for wig sizes. There is a bun wig or a full wig a bun wig is on top of your hair but you still have curls and a full wig is a puffy, curly wig that is very bouncy and in my opinion, hard to dance in. A wig is not necessary but it is something judges look at to see it you are a dedicated dancer and willing to do anything to win.
 * Shoes- There are also two types for shoes a softshoe ( gillies ) or hardshoes
 * Dresses- you Can have either a solo or a school dance depending on whether you are in a group dance or not. A school dress matches everone else’s but a solo dress is unique and guaranteed, no one else will have the same dress. They are usually very bright colors and dramatic patterns and decorations.
 * Teachers are constantly giving you orders and critiquing your every mistake. It makes you want to not make any mistakes including being respectful and obedient in school.

2.) Being the best 3.) Strength 4.) Grace 5.) Determination
 * With every mistake you make in the competition, your dance teacher will fix it and perfect it. In school when you make a mistake you will want to fix and perfect it as well and try harder next time.
 * It will keep you in shape
 * Keep you endurance up
 * Make you stronger
 * Work every muscle in your body
 * With hours of work and perfecting the look of the dance, you will learn to make it look easy, with grace.
 * Irish Dance is a friendly competition which teaches you to accept failure but, also get back up and try again and don’t stop until you are the best that you can be.