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Get your students moving and learning with “Let’s Bounce It!” a stretchy band song that helps students develop gross motor skills and get out the “bounces!” The professionally animated video will capture students’ attention and have them actively engaged in learning and exercising during music class or a movement activity. The directional words are especially helpful for younger learners- high, fast, slow- or for teaching music dynamics. You’ll find teaching ideas and activity directions to easily implement stretchy band activities into your lessons, activities and curriculum. This activity is best for Preschool through the 3rd grade.
$4.50
Stretchy band song “Let’s Bounce It” for music and movement activities. Get your students moving and learning with “Let’s Bounce It!” a stretchy band song that helps students develop gross motor skills and get out the “bounces!” The professionally animated video will capture students’ attention and have them actively engaged in learning and exercising during music class or a movement activity. The directional words are especially helpful for younger learners- high, fast, slow- or for teaching music dynamics. You’ll find teaching ideas and activity directions to easily implement stretchy band activities into your lessons, activities and curriculum. This activity is best for Preschool through the 3rd grade.
* All Videos and Presentation are Easily uploaded and usable in Google Classroom or other Digital Learning Scenarios. Feel Free to email me with questions. [email protected]
*Please listen to the preview video for a sample of the audio files.
*Stretchy Band Songs and Activities can also be found in the STRETCHY BAND MOVEMENT ACTIVITIES RESOURCE. This song WITHOUT the ACTION story video or the TEACHING PRESENTATION is available in that resource.
STRETCHY BAND MOVEMENT ACTIVITIES
CONCEPTS:
Creative movement strengthens students’ abilities to CREATE, PERFORM, RESPOND, and CONNECT to learning goals because movement activities ask them to imagine, analyze, and express and:
Movement is a natural way for children to respond to music.
Movement is how many children learn.
Movement makes aural sound more real.
Creative movement activities provide opportunities for students to exercise fine and gross motor skills, practice social and team working skills and experience positive exercise!
RESOURCE INCLUDES:
TEACHING GUIDE
Pdf file with activity directions, song lyrics
MOVEMENT CARDS and/or POSTERS:
PDF file
Power point Presentation file with activity directions and movement cards
1 SONG
Vocal and Accompaniment Mp3 Tracks
1 ACTION VIDEO
Fully animated video for GOOGLE CLASSROOMS and/or classroom projecting.
STORYBOOK
POWER POINT PRESENTATION of Action Video for teaching each move/activity.
RULES
SAMPLE OF THE LYRICS:
A
Let’s bounce it, let’s bounce it, let’s bounce it, bounce it, bounce it!
Let’s bounce it up and down.
B
Bounce it high, bounce it low, bounce it fast, bounce it slow.
USE THIS RESOURCE:
Teach music concepts
For creative music activities
To learn music concepts- high/low, fast/slow
To learn math shapes and directional words- in/out, under/over, big/little, circle
To build classroom community- Teamwork, playing together, sharing, games
To develop gross motor skills- Big and little movements to help children exercise.
P.E. Class
Reward Days
Music and Movement Classes
WHY MOVEMENT ACTIVITIES ARE IMPORTANT:
1) Provide opportunities to use large muscles to move and play games.
2) Using both hands together in activities.
3) Using arms and legs at the same time.
4) Using Right and Left hands.
5) Developing core stability and trunk rotation.
6) Moving across the midline.
7) Provide social interaction opportunities.
8) Provide opportunities for the brain and body to work together.
9) Provide opportunities to burn off stress.
10) Provide opportunities to gain strength and confidence in the body and promotes an active lifestyle.
11) Promotes balance.
12) Provide opportunities to find joy in moving the body.
13) Provide opportunities to use fine motor muscles.
14) Activities that use only one hand reinforce and strengthen the dominant hand.
15) Using two hands in activities strengthens bilateral integration.
16) Strengthens fingers
17) Provides positive experiences using fine motor muscles. **This is a DIGITAL DOWNLOAD. No physical items will be mailed to you.** After purchase you will receive an email receipt with a link to download your purchase. You will receive a text file with the download link. The text file will have a LINK to your resource. You will open the text file and copy paste the LINK in your browser which will start the download. If you have any problems with the download. Please email us and we will get you the resource.Questions? Email [email protected]
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