Music and emotions activities

Classical music to teach emotions, to be used alongside for imaginative movement, background to imaginative play or simply to listen to.

Music Lesson on Emotions: Allie All Along. Organized Chaos. Elementary music lesson for lower elementary, kindergarten, or even Preschool connecting music with feelings.

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Abstract Music Listening Lesson for Young Students: Niko Draws a Feeling. Organized Chaos. Full lesson plan using the book to help elementary music students represent abstract concepts, moods, and feelings in their art in response to music.

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Do you use music in your classroom? I absolutely LOVE using music! I think it can help keep students focused and relaxed while working, I also think it’s great for classroom management, and I think it’s a wonderful motivator for students! Let’s face it… MUSIC can be quite MAGICAL in the classroom. However, for today’s post I am going to focus on how I use music to teach my students all about MOOD. {If you’d like a free copy of these resources simply click here.}You see mood is one of those…

Do you have a favorite rhythm game or activity to use in your music lessons? Rhythm is something that always needs review, so you can never have too many

This article will explore the science behind the connection between music and emotion, how music can be used for emotional regulation, and examine the cultural influences on our emotional responses to music. By understanding the unique relationship between music and emotion, we can harness its power for our emotional well-being. #MusicAndEmotion #EmotionalJourney #SoundtrackOfLife #MusicalExpression #FeelTheMusic #EmotionalConnection #MusicTherapy #SoulfulSounds #MusicalJourney

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