Lesson Plan: Spring

The Spring lesson plan encourages children to look for the first signs of Spring, making a connection with nature through musical activities. This lesson is perfect for learning about the changing seasons and the natural rhythm of the year.

This Spring music lesson plan covers…

• Learning the solfege scale, playing chime bars or resonator bells and encouraging solo singing.
• Practicing the steady beat, tapping rhythms, listening skills and introducing notation.
• Imaginative movement and role play, counting and rhythmic actions.
• Building confidence, working in a group, boosting vocabulary and social skills.
• Playing a variety of different percussion instruments.

This lesson is suitable for children of 2 1/2 – 7 years old and it is 13 pages long with 7 printables included. If you’re looking for more themes, check out the rest of the lesson plans here.

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These plans are not intended to read as a script, as everyone will have their own teaching style. More, I hope that they will provide you with in-depth guidance for a number of related activities that I have found in my years of teaching to be particularly effective and engaging combinations.

Looking for more themes? Check out the full list here and all of our other musical digital resources in our store.

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