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Hearing the raindrops softly pouring outside is somehow relaxing but too much rain can be sad. What if you can make an instrument that can replicate the sound without actually making it rain?
The students will familiarize themselves with a rainstick and how it is used. In addition to this, they will creatively create their own paper rainstick and design it using different materials.
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.
It is true that music gives life to our otherwise boring lives. Are you familiar with the instruments that are used to produce them? Get to know more about its types and tell where the instruments belong to.
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.
Whether we admit it or not, singing has become a great way to express and release our feelings. Have more of this experience in this activity as the students belt their lungs about their dreams.
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