Today, you will learn how to enjoy music and show appreciation! You will discover how music can make you feel happy and how to clap your hands to show applause. You will also practice saying “thank you” to show gratitude when someone does something nice for you. Get ready to make your own music by clapping, stomping, or singing, and learn how singing can help you remember things better, like the alphabet! By the end of our adventure, you’ll be ready to share your love for music and gratitude with everyone around you!
Hello, little learners! Today, we’re going to have a fun time learning together. Are you ready? Let’s go!
Have you ever heard music that makes you want to dance or clap your hands? Music is like magic! It can make us feel happy and excited. When we hear music, sometimes we clap our hands to show that we like it. This is called applause. Can you clap your hands with me? Clap, clap, clap! Great job!
Do you know what it means to say “thank you”? It’s a way to show that we are happy and grateful for something nice that someone did for us. When someone gives you a toy or helps you, you can say “thank you” to let them know you appreciate it. Let’s practice saying it together: “Thank you!” Wonderful!
Now, let’s have some fun and make our own music. You can use your hands to clap, your feet to stomp, or even your voice to sing. Let’s try clapping a simple rhythm: clap, clap, pause, clap! Can you do it? Clap, clap, pause, clap! You’re doing amazing!
Music helps us learn new things. We can sing songs about numbers, letters, and even animals. Do you have a favorite song? Singing songs can help us remember things better. Let’s sing a song about the alphabet: A, B, C, D, E, F, G… Keep going until you reach Z!
We’ve had so much fun learning about music and saying thank you. Remember, you can always make music and show gratitude every day. Now, it’s time to say goodbye. Can you wave your hand and say, “Goodbye, friends!”? Goodbye, friends! See you next time!
Music Detective: Go on a music adventure at home! Listen carefully to different sounds around you. Can you find something that makes a sound like music? Maybe it’s the sound of birds singing or the rhythm of a washing machine. Share your discoveries with your family and try to mimic those sounds using your hands or voice.
Gratitude Tree: Create a gratitude tree with your family. Draw a big tree on a piece of paper and cut out leaf shapes from colored paper. Every time someone does something nice for you, write it on a leaf and stick it on the tree. Watch your gratitude tree grow with all the wonderful things you are thankful for!
Rhythm Band: Form a rhythm band with your friends or family. Use everyday items like pots, pans, or boxes as instruments. Take turns being the conductor and create different rhythms for everyone to follow. Can you make a fast rhythm? How about a slow one? Have fun experimenting with different sounds and speeds!
