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In this lesson, we explore the joyful connection between music and breathing. Music is described as magical sounds that evoke various emotions, while breathing is highlighted as a vital activity that helps us feel calm and energized. By practicing breathing in sync with music, children can enhance their relaxation and happiness, encouraging them to further explore different musical styles and breathing techniques.
  1. What makes you feel happy when you listen to music?
  2. How do you feel when you take a deep breath?
  3. Can you think of a fun way to make music with your body?

Let’s Learn About Music and Breathing!

Hi there, little friend! Today, we’re going to talk about two fun things: music and breathing. Are you ready? Let’s go!

What is Music?

Music is like magic sounds that make us feel happy, excited, or even sleepy. We can hear music when we sing songs, play instruments like the piano or guitar, or listen to our favorite tunes. Music can be fast or slow, loud or soft, and it can make us want to dance or relax.

Fun Fact:

Did you know that music can be made by clapping your hands or tapping your feet? Try it out and make your own music!

Why is Breathing Important?

Breathing is something we do all the time, even when we’re sleeping! It’s how we get air into our bodies. We breathe in through our nose or mouth, and then we breathe out. Breathing helps us feel calm and gives us energy to play and learn.

Try This:

Take a deep breath in through your nose, hold it for a second, and then let it out slowly through your mouth. Doesn’t that feel nice?

Music and Breathing Together

Guess what? Music and breathing can work together to help us feel great! When we listen to music, we can breathe in and out with the beat. This can make us feel relaxed and happy.

Let’s Practice:

Put on your favorite song and try to breathe in and out with the music. You can even dance a little if you want!

Keep Exploring!

Now that you know a bit about music and breathing, you can explore more. Listen to different kinds of music and see how they make you feel. Practice your breathing whenever you want to feel calm or focused.

Have fun, and remember, music and breathing are always there to help you feel your best!

  • What is your favorite song or type of music, and how does it make you feel when you listen to it? Can you describe a time when music made you feel happy or relaxed?
  • Have you ever tried making music by clapping your hands or tapping your feet? What kind of sounds did you create, and how did it make you feel?
  • Can you think of a time when taking deep breaths helped you feel better? Maybe when you were feeling nervous or excited? Share your experience!
  1. Music and Breathing Adventure: Go on a mini adventure around your home or classroom. Find different objects that can make sounds, like a pot, a spoon, or a book. Try tapping or clapping along with your favorite song. As you make music, practice breathing in and out with the rhythm. Can you make a new song with your sounds and breathing?

  2. Breathing Buddy: Pair up with a friend or a family member and take turns being the “Breathing Buddy.” One person plays a gentle song, and the other practices breathing in and out with the music. After a few minutes, switch roles. Talk about how the music and breathing made you feel. Did it make you feel calm or happy?

  3. Feel the Music: Listen to different types of music, like a fast song and a slow song. As you listen, notice how your breathing changes. Does fast music make you breathe faster? Does slow music make you breathe slower? Try drawing a picture of how each type of music makes you feel. Share your drawings with your friends or teacher.

Sure! Here’s a sanitized version of the transcript:

[MUSIC][BREATHING][MUSIC][BREATHING][MUSIC]

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