Last Sunday I played a game called "Hit" the note. I did this with the Senior Primary. First I drew large black music notes on white pieces of paper and then laminated them. I did about 10 with a different note on each (quarter note, eight note, treble cleff sign, etc...) I clustered them flat on the floor and had a volunteer try to hit or land one of the coins on a note. Just like you would when you play "Tiddly-winks" You have two flat coins or pieces of plastic like a coin and you use one to push the edge of the other and shoot it up and onto the paper in front of you. (picts to come)... It worked great. I would probably use a bean bag with jr. primary because of coordination requirements.
Thursday, September 9, 2010
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Hello,
I just found your blog, thanks for sharing your fun ideas. I'm a new primary chorister and I so appreciate finding blogs like this that help me to have variety in music time. Thanks for sharing your creativity since I don't have much! :)
I love the "Nose Ark" idea! I'm totally going to use that as soon as our program is over. I just found your blog through another primary site, and I love it! I hope you don't mind but I added you to my blog roll :)
-Brittney
afprimarysingingtime.blogspot.com
Hi Radene!! I was just searching through some of the popular music blogs and found yours...I am the Primary Chorister...this is my 3rd year! I don't know if you remember me...Katrina Niepraschk...now Hecker. We went to BYU Idaho together!! My blog is heckerfamily.blogspot.com! GOOD TO SEE YOU!!!!!
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