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Moving to music: march, sway and tiptoe
Kindergarten children show what they know about moving to music: marching to a steady beat, swaying to slow music, tiptoeing to quiet music and freezing at the stop. Short read-aloud questions and an eight-slide lesson deck.
By Edform · General music · Kindergarten · Published Nov 3, 2026 · New
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Questions
- The drum plays loud and steady beats: boom, boom, boom. How do we move?
- Match what you hear to how you move.
- Put the freeze game in order.
- Sort the words by the kind of music they match.
- Is each sentence true or false?
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