Music & Additional Needs: Musical play with boxes
Music-making with boxes captures social, communicative and learning experiences in spontaneous and often delightfully unexpected ways.
Imaginative musical adventures will include:
• A brief outline on the benefits of musical play for children with additional needs
• Top tips for enabling and delivering
• Specially chosen playful songs, pocket stories, poems and sounds
• Putting all the above into practice with boxes of all shapes and sizes
• What are you getting out of this? The relevance to outcomes for your professional remit
• Shared links and downloads to further training, resources and articles
• Box hunting – where to find them
This course will be led by Emma Hutchinson, founder of Music House for Children (https://www.musichouseforchildren.co.uk/) and early years music specialist and trainer. With and MA in early childhood music and nearly 30 years of teaching, training and research, Emma has presented many training courses on the significance of music in early childhood. In this twilight session she will provide a snapshot to what music can do for children with SEND, how participants can access musicmaking using existing skills. Participants will experience fun, practical and spontaneous musical moments using a variety of wonderfully tactile boxes.
Please note that bookings will close on 3rd March at 9pm.
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Highlights
- 2 hours 30 minutes
- In-person
Location
Lyric Hammersmith
King Street
London W6 0QL
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