Musical Instruments Fact Cards
Discover some fascinating facts about musical instruments and share them with the children in your music lessons!
When introducing instruments, use a visual cue to get the children to stop playing. For example, when I am working with instruments I tell the children that when I put my hands on my head, they must put their instrument on the floor in front of them and put their hands on their heads.
This means that you don't have to yell over top of them to stop!
Discover some fascinating facts about musical instruments and share them with the children in your music lessons!
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Comments
Tomgtag
17th August 2011
I just started raising one hand for quiet in my kids guitar class, and it seems like it's working somewhat well!
Risa
28th August 2011
Another good idea.