Child Training a System of Education for the Child Under School Age
Child Training a System of Education for the Child Under School Age
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The children may in the same way sing other notes in succession.
y^. Singing the Scale Observation, Attention, Discrintination, Imitation Have the children sing the scale in concert with you without you and by themselves separately. Sing notes at different intervals, 3rds, 5ths, octaves, ascending and descending and have the children do the same after you.
62 IMITATION DRILLS Imitation involves close observation, in fact it is observation put into action. Children delight in imi- tation, especi...ally in the kind of mimicry that is gro>. Tesque, exaggerated and lacking in respect.
74. Pantomime Observation, Imitalion Have each child in turn, act in pantomime and have the class guess who or what is intended. Some suitable subjects are motorman, postman, chauffeur, carpenter, horseshoer, fisherman, tight-rope walker, typewriter, pianist, a woman doing up her hair, a man shaving, a boy batting a base ball or playing tennis, and so on. They should notice all the little characteristics, attitudes and movements not only of the body, arms and fingers, but of the face and imitate them with as close fidelity as they are able.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The children may in the same way sing other notes in succession.
y^. Singing the Scale Observation, Attention, Discrintination, Imitation Have the children sing the scale in concert with you without you and by themselves separately. Sing notes at different intervals, 3rds, 5ths, octaves, ascending and descending and have the children do the same after you.
62 IMITATION DRILLS Imitation involves close observation, in fact it is observation put into action. Children delight in imi- tation, especi...ally in the kind of mimicry that is gro>. Tesque, exaggerated and lacking in respect.
74. Pantomime Observation, Imitalion Have each child in turn, act in pantomime and have the class guess who or what is intended. Some suitable subjects are motorman, postman, chauffeur, carpenter, horseshoer, fisherman, tight-rope walker, typewriter, pianist, a woman doing up her hair, a man shaving, a boy batting a base ball or playing tennis, and so on. They should notice all the little characteristics, attitudes and movements not only of the body, arms and fingers, but of the face and imitate them with as close fidelity as they are able.
What to read after Child Training a System of Education for the Child Under School Age?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by V M Virgil Mores Hillyer to read onlineMoreLess
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