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This educational app teaches ballet terminology to young dancers through interactive flashcards. It combines audio pronunciation, video demonstrations, and visual aids for a comprehensive learning experience without needing internet access. Over 140 terms and 77 videos are included.

Learn ballet terms with audio, video, and visuals
Offline access to over 140 terms and 77 videos
Interactive quizzes to test knowledge
Reference glossary for term definitions
Suitable for ages 5 and up
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What's New in SayBallet

3.0

November 9, 2018

Updated for iOS 12 and iPhone X sizes of screens. Added new Quiz review functionality. Added the ability to watch dance videos on your Apple Watch.

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User reviews

I’m a ballet teacher

This is a great app for students to help them learn each step as well as the French ballet terms, the definition and pronunciation. The videos just help so much so that students can practice between classes. I don’t think any app should be used without a real time teacher. I don’t know what the student in the other review was talking about. The demonstrations on the video are really well done.
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It’s ok….

READ THIS PLEASE… The girl you showed does not know what technique is. When you have pointe shoes you should do ballet carefully and really develop those tiny muscles, but she hasn’t trained hard enough (by the looks of it). Please GET A MORE ADVANCED GIRL! I am sorry if this is offensive, but the girl is very bad. She doesn’t look like she knows what she is doing. I have like a BILLION CORRECTIONS FOR THE GIRL; she is not pointing her feet, not staying square, not straightening her legs, her sternum is different then where she is putting her weight, so much more that wouldn’t fit here. Besides this girl and her terrible technique, I liked how you guys explained the meanings of what these words mean and how to sound them out and you know that stuff. This app has helped me a lot, and I love to study before we do terminology classes, barre, center, adagio, allegro, stretching, conditioning, and tons more. I have about 15 classes a week (since I’m advanced), and doing this app really helps me, and it is nice to see someone do it as an example. The one thing I hate is how it costs $8.00. But I would say lower it a little, so the people who have their hearts set on ballet, but don’t have the spare money or who don’t want to spend that much, still get the opportunity to study and fall in love with doing ballet exercises and how your supposed to do it and how not to do it. Once again, I loved this app and it is worth buying, and I encourage other people who want to study get this app. Thank you to the creator and the team. PLEASE get a more advanced girl for she SHOULD NOT have pointe for the terrible technique she had. She could damage her feet the way she is doing it and that is very dangerous. Sorry, but I’m being honest.
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It’s ok….

READ THIS PLEASE… The girl you showed does not know what technique is. When you have pointe shoes you should do ballet carefully and really develop those tiny muscles, but she hasn’t trained hard enough (by the looks of it). Please GET A MORE ADVANCED GIRL! I am sorry if this is offensive, but the girl is very bad. She doesn’t look like she knows what she is doing. I have like a BILLION CORRECTIONS FOR THE GIRL; she is not pointing her feet, not staying square, not straightening her legs, her sternum is different then where she is putting her weight, so much more that wouldn’t fit here. Besides this girl and her terrible technique, I liked how you guys explained the meanings of what these words mean and how to sound them out and you know that stuff. This app has helped me a lot, and I love to study before we do terminology classes, barre, center, adagio, allegro, stretching, conditioning, and tons more. I have about 15 classes a week (since I’m advanced), and doing this app really helps me, and it is nice to see someone do it as an example. The one thing I hate is how it costs $8.00. But I would say lower it a little, so the people who have their hearts set on ballet, but don’t have the spare money or who don’t want to spend that much, still get the opportunity to study and fall in love with doing ballet exercises and how your supposed to do it and how not to do it. Once again, I loved this app and it is worth buying, and I encourage other people who want to study get this app. Thank you to the creator and the team. PLEASE get a more advanced girl for she SHOULD NOT have pointe for the terrible technique she had. She could damage her feet the way she is doing it and that is very dangerous. Sorry, but I’m being honest.
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Amazing app

Incredibly useful for the basics. Works even better on the iPad. I’ve been using it for years. Recommend their jazz app as well.

Great

It’s a great app to help 12-13 olds learn without joining a class of five year olds

FAQ

What is the learning methodology of SayBallet?

SayBallet uses a multi-sensory approach, teaching ballet terms by having children say, see, and do. This includes hearing the term spoken, watching video demonstrations, and seeing correct spelling and phonetic pronunciation.

How does SayBallet track progress?

The app includes interactive quizzes that allow users to test their knowledge of ballet terms. While specific progress tracking features are not detailed, these quizzes serve as a method to gauge learning.

Does SayBallet offer certifications?

SayBallet is designed as a learning tool to help students master ballet terminology. It does not offer formal certifications upon completion of its content.

What devices does SayBallet support?

SayBallet is available on Apple devices, including the Apple Watch, iPhone, iPad, and iPod.

How often is SayBallet updated?

The latest version, 3.0, was released on November 9, 2018. While updates have not been frequent recently, the app has been available since 2009.

What do users like about SayBallet?

Users appreciate that SayBallet teaches ballet terms without requiring internet access, making it convenient for practice on the go. Its comprehensive content with over 140 terms and 77 videos is also a positive aspect.

Is SayBallet suitable for very young children?

Yes, SayBallet is designed for dance students as young as five years old and has an age rating of 4+.

Does SayBallet have ads?

No, SayBallet does not contain advertisements.