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Is an ear for music something one is born with? Or can one be a musical genius through endless practice? We all have to start somewhere and this exercise is an excellent way to test musical listening ability.
This team competition activity will challenge student’s ear for music as they try to listen, recognize, and identify major notes played on a piano. This exercise is an excellent supplement for classes on music reading and note recognition.
Learning a new musical instrument should not be expensive. In this activity, introduce a new instrument by reinventing castanets using jar lids and folders.
You may not believe it, but it is actually possible to make music out of our own body parts! Try this activity and see–or hear, rather– it for yourselves and learn who Bim, Bum, and Biddy are.
Want to make learning the alphabet easier? Music is the key to that! By letting the students sing the alphabet, and having them do this multiple times, they are very likely to remember it by heart!
They say dogs are a man’s bestfriend. It’s time to make our bestfriends feel more special with this song! But first, play a music game with it first and take turns in doing so with your classmates.
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