Evergreen Music Notes
March Madness
Music's Role for Inhibitory Control
Enter your friendly music teacher who teaches students to move their bodies appropriately to the style of music, and who teaches them to clap one rhythm while singing another. These are examples of how inhibitory control is taught to your children through music. The great news is learning these concepts will transfer to their regular classroom and at home.
Other great ways to teach inhibitory control at home? Play Red Light Green Light or Mirror Image (stand face to face and follower copies the leader's movements exactly), or Musical Chairs. They'll be having so much fun they won't know they're learning life skills!
New Things By Grade
Playing sand blocks while singing our new song, "Rhythm of the Rain."
Second Grade
Brass and Percussion Families and playing melodies using Handbells
Third Grade
Finishing up Time Signatures and beginning to read music of our new song, "Rhythm of the Rain."
Fourth Grade
Congratulations to Eason Chen and Lexy Gerard, who have earned their first Recorder karate tassels! Students can pass their songs during lunch or recess on Tuesday, Wednesday and Fridays.
Fifth Grade
They have received their ukulele reward packets. For each completed packet, they will receive a gift card to Menchies!
Robin Hilt, Music Specialist
Email: robin.hilt@nlcinc.com
Website: http://www.evergreenacademy.com/elementary/seattle/bothell/
Location: 16017 118th Pl NE, Bothell, WA, United States
Phone: (425)488-8000