Think of a reel dance like a fun game of follow the leader. Everyone in the dance has to copy what the leader is doing. This leader is usually called the caller or the dance master, and they give instructions for everyone to follow.
The dance steps usually involve fast-moving feet and quick turns. It's important to keep in time with the music and the steps, so everyone dances together. You might hear stomping or clapping to keep the beat too.
In some types of reel dances, there are paired partners who dance together. These partners might hold hands or dance side by side. Other types of reels are more like group dances where everyone dances together.
Reel dances are usually performed in a group, often at cultural events or parties. They're a great way to have fun and get exercise at the same time!