Majorette dance, a unique dance form that stands out with the use of a majorette stick, has a rich history that dates back to the 20th century. Its evolution encompasses various theories of the origin, including those linking it to the Swiss flag throwers, the tambour major, and the American origin theories. Today, majorette dance is widely recognized and confirmed through the organizations such as the European Majorette Association (EMA) and the Croatian Majorette Association (HMS). The elements of majorette dance include the artistic and technical impression, a technique with a stick and the general impression. The basic steps include the stepping in, crossing, hopping and jumping while music plays a crucial role in the rhythmic structure of the performances. Majorettes perform dance formations in various forms, adapted to parades and choreographies. For educational purposes, majorette dancing is used to develop kinesthetic feeling, coordination and proper posture. This dance encourages creativity, expression of emotions and the team work, which is extremely important for the overall development of the children. Through carefully planned and tailored dance activities, children acquire disciplinary skills and develop motor skills that contribute to their physical and mental health.