Music and Movement Quiz

This skills improved eye-hand coordination.

Ability to feel and to walk with steady beat of music or rythmic language.

Music is called the universal language because even without words all types of music touch children's ears, head, heart, and body and leaves them more alert for having responded.

Music and movement help teach about culture.

When children move to music, dance, play instruments, and experiment with materials that make sounds, their learning become more worthless.

Movement is a natural partner to music, it is a non verbal response for children who do not yet have the language ability and it is one of the first forms of communication.

The sooner we encourage listening skills the less opportunities children will have to develop them.

Children like songs that play around with familiar words particularly with their own names it contribute to the development of phonological awareness.

Children are usually more proficient at guessing than at acting out but both sides of the game encourage children to attend closely to specific movements.

Music and Movement is part of our daily lives.