Singing and Movement: Encourage children to sing and move to different types of music. Use simple songs with actions to help develop coordination and rhythm.

Exploring Instruments: Provide a range of instruments for children to explore, such as drums, shakers, and xylophones. Encourage them to experiment with different sounds and rhythms.

Listening and Responding: Play a variety of music and encourage children to listen and respond to the different sounds and rhythms. Ask them to describe how the music makes them feel and what images it brings to mind.

Creating Music: Provide opportunities for children to create their own music using instruments or their voices. Encourage them to work together to create a group composition.

Musical Stories: Use music to tell stories and encourage children to use their imaginations to create their own stories. Use different types of music to create different moods and atmospheres.

Musical Games: Play musical games such as musical chairs or musical statues to help develop listening skills and coordination.

Exploring Different Cultures: Introduce children to music from different cultures and encourage them to explore the different sounds and rhythms. Use this as an opportunity to teach children about different cultures and traditions.

Musical Crafts: Use music as inspiration for creative activities such as making musical instruments or creating artwork inspired by different types of music.

Musical Performances: Provide opportunities for children to perform their music for others, such as in a class assembly or school concert. This can help build confidence and self-esteem.

Music and Movement: Use music to inspire movement activities such as dance or yoga. Encourage children to move their bodies in time with the music and explore different ways of moving.