Siandong Elementary School is located at the west part of Keelung Harbor. It is by the sea with only a container terminal standing in between. Before Keelung harbor was built, Siandong was a simple little fishing village. People there lived their lives by fishing. In front of the Siandong school is the most beautiful white sand area. Many elder residents today still remeber how they jumped into the sea and bravely swam across the San-Sah Bay after school. On the contrast, for students today, what they see are only cranes parking everywhere and container trucks coming and going busily. What they hear is only the horning sound of ships. When they walk on the roads, adults have to repeatedly remind them: "Watch the container trucks." The students at Siandong have only fear and scare to the ocean and containers. Blocked by the container terminal, they don't know where the ocean is or what the containers are for. Until recently, Keelung city designated education about ocean as its School-based Curriculum for every school, in the hope that our students would begin from knowing the place they live, and then further bringing up their feelings of love to their hometown. Moreover, these students will someday transform their caring of hometown to some kind of power, and feedback to the place nurturing their growing. In this way, our city will continuously develop, through promoting the education about ocean, the kids in Keelung will become oceanic citizens. Facing the coming and going containers every day, the teachers and students at Siandong decided to carry out a deep research on this special spot. All the teachers and students got works to do. They developed curriculum subjects about containers, including: "Magic Box" trying to know the containers from a new point of view; "Big Fish BellyWalking Around" trying to observe the movements of containers; "Good Helpers of the Containers" trying to understand the life of those container related workers; "There Are Containers In Front of My House." trying to investigate how the community citizens view their life of being together with the containers all the time; "A New Era of Containers" trying to survey the important container terminals in Taiwan and procedures of customs declaration; "Chasing Containers All Over the World" trying to expand their concern to the worldwide container terminals. In this curriculum plan, containers were chosen as a backbone. As our size and number of teachers are small, we had advantages for curriculum developing. We had all people involved, decisions were made bottom up, discusses were going on freely. All people were the members of school curriculum development committee. This article is trying to describe a dynamic pathway of developing our "Dancing with Containers" curriculum. Hoping that this curriculum will help our students get to know themselves in a different viewpoint, get to know those things around them, and help them understand, appreciate and have abilities to create.