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Make Musical Instruments and Have a Tambourine Jamboree
Create this simple rhythm maker to get a party started. Your child makes her own musical instrument: a tambourine. The article lists materials needed and gives easy step by step instructions.Article:Parent & Child
9/2006
Tic-Tac-Toss Beanbag Game
You'll get many games in one with this easy-to-make felt bean bag. Your child has fun cutting and gluing his bean bag. Afterwards, he can play bean bag toss games that teach math and literacy skills.Lesson Plan
Grades Pre-K-K
Caroling with Kids
Use our checklist to prepare for your night out caroling with the kids. Includes safety tips. Print out song lyrics to add to your caroling collection.Article:Scholastic Parents
Rain Stick
Your child can make his own rain stick with these easy instructions. He'll love hearing the peaceful sound of rain. This fun activity promotes understanding of other cultures and encourages creativity.Article:Scholastic Parents
Preschoolers, Make Your Own Musical Instruments and Start a Band!
Preschoolers love music and crafts. This activity combines both to teach listening skills and teamwork. Kids make musical instruments then sound off with their very own band!Article:Parent & Child
The Language of Music: Rhythm instrument activity for kids
Use rhythm instruments to communicate without words.Article:Parent & Child
Singing Can Teach Your Preschooler Pre-Reading Skills
Singing prepares your preschooler for early reading. Songs teach pre-readers word patterns, rhymes, rhythms and tone. The skills can be later applied to reading.Article:LS - Scholastic Parents