1 Sing "Welcome to Music"

Play the video and sing the echoes.

2 Practice Rhythms with a Rhythm Warm-up

Watch the video and echo the teacher.

You'll say the rhythms with the kids on the recording.

3 Echo Bobo

Echo Bobo

4 Learn the solfa notes for the song, "Naughty Kitty Cat"

Learn the solfa notes for the song, "Naughty Kitty Cat"

Echo the singer.

5 Learn the words for the song, "Naughty Kitty Cat"

Learn the words for the song, "Naughty Kitty Cat"

Echo the singer.

6 Watch the video of the game "Naughty Kitty Cat"

Watch the game "Naughty Kitty Cat"

If you have enough people in your house, you could play the game.

Or - you play the game with stuffed animals.

If you have a brother or sister at home, you could play the game as a "race" game. Sing the song and have a race to the finish!

7 Echo Sing the song, "Let Your Light Shine"

Learn the song, "Let Your Light Shine"

The teacher will sing, then you will echo.

8 Sing along with the song, "Let Your Light Shine"

Sing along with the song, "Let Your Light Shine"

Create movement to go with the chorus of the song with a flashlight, cell phone flashlight or a scarf.

9 Sing "The Music Time is Over"

Sing "The Music Time is Over"

10 Music is literacy

Parents, Teachers and Administration:

Music education is important for children.

Whether in class or at home, keep our children singing, playing, moving, listening and creating music!