Why is St. Patrick's Day a great time to use scarf movement activities? There's many reasons from helping getting out wiggles to strengthening gross motor skills. Keep reading to get…
Valentine’s Day movement activity and brain break for your “loving” students! Children love to move with scarves and music. No scarves? That’s okay! Have your students follow the valentine monster moves using a tissue, a bandana or their hands. This Valentine’s Day Movement & Music Video activity will help keep your active in music class, take a brain break and exercise! Students can stand in their own space or dance around their living rooms while exercising gross and fine motor muscles. Use the video in your virtual classrooms for February music and movement activities. Perfect for PREK-3 students.
It's back to school and it's winter, so it's the perfect time to have a couple of "movement activities" up your teaching sleeve. Winter "Snowman Dance" brain break and movement activity can help your students transition back into school or give them a fun way to channel all that energy.
Ho! Ho! Ho! It’s December Holiday scarf activity time. Move with the monsters in this HOLIDAY scarf activity video. Help your children keep moving during December holiday excitement!
Turkey Song and Music Activity “Turkey Stew” is a rhythm music lesson with ORFF parts to teach melody, bass, and rhythm. It’s also a fun drama and movement activity for your November music classes. This Thanksgiving music activity will help children learn and practice beat and rhythm. Your students will love the fun teaching video, playing rhythms, singing, and moving like a turkey! Easy to adapt these materials across several age groups from PreK- 3rd grade.
Gobble Gobble! It’s Thanksgiving Turkey scarf and movement activity time. And I'm sharing some easy to use activities to help you get through these "turkey trouble times!" TURKEY SCARF ACTIVITIES…
Chants are a GREAT way to teach beat, rhythm, and literacy skills. “Five Little Pumpkins” Halloween Music Chant is perfect for all teachers to use during HALLOWEEN lessons. I’ve changed…
The holiday season is just about here-, and by holiday, I mean Halloween, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwaanza! But, today’s post is ideas for Halloween Movement and Music activities.
Social distancing? No problem! I am sharing some music class teaching ideas for “Doggie, Doggie Where’s Your Bone?” “Doggie, Doggie Where’s Your Bone?” Is a favorite game song for elementary…
Whether you can sing at the beginning of class or not, welcome and greeting activities are an important part of helping students transition to music class. This post will help…