Arranging for band
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Oct 16, 2015
I'm running a two-week ukulele camp for 3-5th graders. I want to use centers. There will be 4 of them. 1) practice your ukuleles 2) work with me on your ukuleles 3) rhythm game 4) treble staff note names game
I'm going to use "Spill the Beans" for either a rhythm or treble note game for one station. Doesn't matter which...it works for both.
Does anyone have any GREAT ideas for a rhythm or treble note game the kids can play by themselves and that will keep them engaged and occupied for that station for two weeks? (They'd be playing it at least 10 times.)
And if anyone has an idea for a 5th station, I'd be happy to add one!!
Thanks!
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