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Ready, Steady, Blow! Get the attention of the crowd with this DIY shofar that is both easy and enjoyable to make. Have the chance to play it to the class as well!
The students will make their own shofar using emptied toilet paper rolls and masking tape. How will they produce the loud sound for it? Give this activity a try and find out how!
Rescue some stuff from your recycling box! You can easily rustle up this simple, yet fun instrument that your students can decorate to their hearts’ content as much as they enjoy making music with them!
As Hans Christian Andersen said, music speaks when our words fail us. In this activity, the students will be tasked to create their own songs by means of musical symbols and perform it for the class.
Learning a new musical instrument should not be expensive. In this activity, introduce a new instrument by reinventing castanets using jar lids and folders.
Emotions are magnified when said through lyrics of a romantic song. But how does it really differ from all other types of songs? Discover more about it in this lesson!
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