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When I was teaching in Reception my music time was mainly delivered by using BBC Radio Tapes; yes tapes, this was in the 1990s! This was a whole school approach as it ensured there was consistency and progression throughout the school. Sometimes with my class, when we had hall time, I would also give the children the opportunity to explore expressive movement as I improvised on the piano; I stood at the piano and created different patterns, pauses, and changes in dynamics that the children lov…
7 Everyday Resources That Will Enhance Your Music Activities!
I have found a way to use almost all the resources I have during my music activities, there are some exceptions, but I have used many. From dancing under an umbrella; to smelling sweets; to hiding under a camouflage net! They are a great way to bring your music activities to life. Using these resources can encourage some of the most reluctant children to join in with a singing activity or moving to the music. Here is a list of 7 resources and an activity you could do with them:
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