For Grown-Ups

Partner game ~ adult and child, or child and child. Sit on the floor across from one another with legs extended in a V shape- feet touching your partners feet. Reach ...

Sing a well known song such as “Happy Birthday”. Sing the song at normal speed. How does that make you feel? Now sing the song very, very quickly (loads of ...

In music, a solo (from the Italian: solo, meaning alone) is used for the act of performing a solo. With that being said, “ It’s Karaoke time!!!”

What better way ...

Family gathering game to experience how the number of individuals involved in dynamic making affects the relative quality of the levels. Through the creation of a ‘body parts orchestra’ with ...

Turning your forms into forms! Form is the key that unlocks the musical map of a song or a musical composition. Like a house has rooms, so a song has ...

Fill up those water glasses and let’s make some music. Look for different sizes of glasses and add different quantities of water for the pitch to alter between. A ...

We offer body cues through unsaid movements all of our lives

Confidence - Brisk, erect walk Thinking, evaluating - Hand to cheek Impatience - Tapping or drumming fingers Anticipation - Rubbing hands Nervousness - Biting ...

Music is different from noise because music is made up of a regular sound pattern. It has pitch, rhythm and quality. Pitch has to do with the frequency of vibrations ...

Create an extension from your body for a visualization of the melody. By attaching a ribbon or a streamer to a popsicle stick you may now see how the melody ...

Giggles with the music in poetry!

Dr.Suess, Dennis Lee - Alligator Pie, – Shel Silverstien, Where the Sidewalk Ends are wonderful reads for musical cadence and rhythm.

Kids love taking familiar ...