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05/23/2023
The best music game ever! To play, students pull a card from a box and clap the rhythm; if correct, they keep the card, and if not, they return it to the box. If they draw a Kaboom card, they put all their cards back and start over. It's a game that can continue indefinitely, and I also use it as an informal assessment tool.
Rhythm KABOOM! - 140+ Flash Cards KABOOM! I enjoy hearing about educators' favorite lessons and games, and most of them are really engaging. But in my experience Kaboom! has been my number one. My students love playing rhythm Kaboom for various concepts, and it's versatile enough to use for centers, review games, substitute plans, a...
Hey everyone! Keeping a steady rhythm can be a challenging task to achieve for beginner players. Simply turning the metronome on is a good first step but might not be all that helpful. If you're a visual learner, like me, it helps to 'see' the rhythm along with hearing the beat of the metronome. So follow Buddy Blue, the rhythm ball, through 15 songs/exercises that will help strengthen your rhythm. You can use this as a class warmup by projecting it onto a Promethean board or you can practice in front of your computer at home. Happy practicing! Link in Bio OR https://youtu.be/_OzxpstRP0M
Looking for some fun vocal warmups for young beginners? Check out these 5 solfege-based exercises. Warm up in under 5 minutes! - Link in Bio or https://youtu.be/CT8x2bdOtD8
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