Identify and develop your sensitivity to rhythm and sound through movement and music.
Everyone is familiar with the concept of music. Music is a collection of instruments played to produce a harmony of sound, but there is so much more to it than just that! The music incorporates a combination of many subjects you may be familiar with: math, language, history, reading, and …
To play a recorder it is fairly simple! To play a low ‘C’, you press your fingers down over all the holes and blow! For a low ‘D’, press all fingers down except the very bottom pinky. Next is an ‘E’, where all fingers except the last two are pressed …
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Art Sphere Inc. is so excited to share ideas from our most recent music program for preschool youth. Using music terminology and equating the teacher with the conductor is how we like our music teacher to establish classroom management. Its exciting to how students relate to being a part of …
Penn Treaty’s first talent show has come to a close. We arrived to help decorate and set up which included: blowing up tons of balloons, decorating the photo booth, and lay out props. After this, the students started drifting in and it started getting chaotic, but there was so much …
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As part of our overarching themes this session, we are aiming to include more music into the lessons for the summer and fall. Incorporating music into our lessons will help students relax and slow their heartbeats while encouraging them to concentrate more easily on the task at hand. Studies show that listening …
Project Title: Recycled Musical Instruments Description: Use recycled materials such as plastic containers to make instruments. Author: Mary Hager Grade level or Target Age Range: Preschool Vocabulary: band, music, individuality, uniqueness, rhythm, sound Materials: Recycled containers, such as plastic soda bottles, coffee to-go cups and lids, plastic containers, small cardboard …
