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Fireworks, horn, water droplet, and a tick of a clock. They all make sounds, ranging from soft to very loud. Here’s a fun and challenging activity that will let you explore the softness or loudness of sounds and refine your sense of hearing.
This activity will provide a wonderful sensory experience for the students as they use DIY Montessori Sound Cylinders to match pairs of sounds and sort sounds according to their volume.
Learning a new musical instrument should not be expensive. In this activity, introduce a new instrument by reinventing castanets using jar lids and folders.
Can music really connect people? Have the students try this activity in class and see how they will get to know more about each other! This may just be the first step to unbreakable future friendships.
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.
Music makes us remember and feel things far from what we thought we feel and remember. This activity will help us manifest these feelings and memories creatively by drawing them.
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