My classical Encounter
Best for ages 8-13, this printout can be paired with any orchestral piece and encourages active participation while the child listens. Simply turn on a great orchestral masterpiece and ask your child for their interpretation of the work by filling in the prompts! Includes: Music era timeline (your child colors in the era the piece belongs to); Instrument glossary (your child learns the families of the orchestra); Music Terms Translations (classic music uses a lot of Italian words, so your child learns some Italian along the way!); 5 Listening Prompts that encourage active listening and help the child to articulate a response to the music (your child experiences the power of music to become a unique story or image that only their ears hear!).
Best for ages 8-13, this printout can be paired with any orchestral piece and encourages active participation while the child listens. Simply turn on a great orchestral masterpiece and ask your child for their interpretation of the work by filling in the prompts! Includes: Music era timeline (your child colors in the era the piece belongs to); Instrument glossary (your child learns the families of the orchestra); Music Terms Translations (classic music uses a lot of Italian words, so your child learns some Italian along the way!); 5 Listening Prompts that encourage active listening and help the child to articulate a response to the music (your child experiences the power of music to become a unique story or image that only their ears hear!).
Best for ages 8-13, this printout can be paired with any orchestral piece and encourages active participation while the child listens. Simply turn on a great orchestral masterpiece and ask your child for their interpretation of the work by filling in the prompts! Includes: Music era timeline (your child colors in the era the piece belongs to); Instrument glossary (your child learns the families of the orchestra); Music Terms Translations (classic music uses a lot of Italian words, so your child learns some Italian along the way!); 5 Listening Prompts that encourage active listening and help the child to articulate a response to the music (your child experiences the power of music to become a unique story or image that only their ears hear!).
