Rhythm Sticks Camp
In this multi-class spring break camp, your child can join the fun in this class using rhythm sticks. Develop fine motor, hand-eye coordination, language, musical skills, group participation and creativity all while dropping a beat!
Donya Vike
Average rating:
5.0
Number of reviews:(28)
What's included
6 live meetings
2 hrs 30 mins in-class hoursClass Experience
Feel the Beat, Hear the sounds, Make a Pattern with Rhythm Sticks: (25 minute classes) Using rhythm sticks helps develop: • Fine motor development and hand-eye coordination. • Language development and listening skills. • Rhythm, beat, and tempo. (Early introduction to quarter, half and whole notes) • Creative thinking and problem solving. • Early brain development. • Directionality (up, down, forwards, backwards, etc.) • Group participation Using Rhythm sticks, your child will have opportunity to interact and engage with language by singing songs and tapping out syllables, becoming aware of quarter, half and whole notes and how to count these notes, following instructions, being creative by designing their own rhythms and patterns, participating within a group and contributing to the group by being a leader during our time together. This is a very interactive class where each child has a voice. My goal is for the children to be the leaders with myself only as a guide for the scheduled activities, exercises and songs. Movement and creativity are highly encouraged in this class as each child demonstrates who they uniquely are all while learning actual skills such as how to count quarter, half and whole notes. The goal is for learning to be made fun and engaging through hand on activities. CLASS 1: FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS AND LEARN DIRECTIONALITY -Safety with Rhythm sticks -Tap our names -Two Rhythm Sticks Songs -Follow the Leader -Different Sounds made with Rhythm sticks -Directionality with songs (1) -One more song -Pick a Word and Tap (Literacy Focus) CLASS 2: THE QUARTER NOTE -Safety with Rhythm sticks -Tap our names -Two Rhythm Sticks Songs -Follow the Leader -Different Sounds made with Rhythm sticks -Introduction to a quarter note (counting out a quarter note rhythm) -One more song -Pick a Word and Tap (Literacy Focus: Syllable Awareness) November 26/ CLASS 3: THE HALF NOTE -Safety with Rhythm sticks -Tap our names -Two Rhythm Sticks Songs -Follow the Leader -Different Sounds made with Rhythm sticks -Review a quarter note (counting out a quarter note rhythm) -Introduce a half note (counting out a half note rhythm) -One more song -Pick a Word and Tap (Literacy Focus: Syllable Awareness) CLASS 4: WHOLE NOTE -Safety with Rhythm sticks -Tap our names -Two Rhythm Sticks Songs -Follow the Leader -Different Sounds made with Rhythm sticks -Review a quarter note (counting out a quarter note rhythm) -Review a half note (counting out a half note rhythm) -Introduce a whole note (counting out a whole note rhythm) -One more song -Pick a Word and Tap (Literacy Focus: Syllable Awareness) CLASS 5: MAKE A PATTERN -Safety with Rhythm sticks -Tap our names -Two Rhythm Sticks Songs -Follow the Leader -Different Sounds made with Rhythm sticks -Review a quarter note (counting out a quarter note rhythm) -Review a half note (counting out a half note rhythm) -Review a whole note (counting out a whole note rhythm) -Practice Quarter, Half and Whole Note Pattern -One more song -Pick a Word and Tap (Literacy Focus: Syllable Awareness) CLASS 6: TAP A SONG and MAKE A PATTERN -Safety with Rhythm sticks -Tap our names -Two Rhythm Sticks Songs -Follow the Leader -Different Sounds made with Rhythm sticks -Review a quarter note (counting out a quarter note rhythm) -Review a half note (counting out a half note rhythm) -Review a whole note (counting out a whole note rhythm) -Practice Quarter, Half and Whole Note Pattern -One more song -Pick a Word and Tap (Literacy Focus: Syllable Awareness)
Other Details
Supply List
Set of rhythm sticks. Could be as simple as chopsticks, dowels, or another set of sticks that will create sound.
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Joined December, 2020
5.0
28reviews
Teacher expertise and credentials
Hello!
My name is Donya. I teach classes on Early Literacy for 3 and 4 year olds.
I have a Bachelor of Arts in Applied Linguistics, a TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) certificate, an Early Childhood Education Certificate and an Education Assistant Certificate and experience working in all of the above fields.
I am passionate about imparting the love and knowledge of words to young learners to inspire them to be successful with reading and comprehension as they grow. My hope is that their learning from the books they read one day will be enhanced by a solid foundation and leave a lasting impact not only in their minds but also in their hearts. Reviews
Live Group Class
$42
for 6 classes6x per week, 1 week
25 min
Completed by 2 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 3-5
3-6 learners per class
