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Tears up the Dance floor The dance team does other things together in addition to performing. For the past two summers, they have held dance camps for kids. Last year they had 13 children and this year they taught 16 kids. At these camps, they divide the children into age groups and teach them a routine especially designed for their ability levels. Then the kids per­ form their dances for their parents. Everyone has lots of fun. So when you're at the big game and half-time rolls around, forget the hot dogs and beer and check out the Local Motion Dance Team. But don't call them cheerleaders. Above: Cheryle Weber shows her style during a performance. Below: Carla Sallee teaches a group of four to six-year-olds a simple dance routine 53