Wildflower

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by Caralyn WrobelThis is a movement song that is slooooow. Children need to know how to make their bodies move in different speeds. Not all music is fast and loud! This song reflects the quiet meadows on a scenic trail! When children use scarves as their "wildflowers," they wave in the tempo of the song, and it is mesmerizing! This song also can be interactive! I'll post a video eventually of how you can sing/play in two parts with the C, D, E, osinato pattern I've written with it! More on that later. In the meantime, learn this, and have your children sway to the music! We could also use this song as an example of how of how a baby all the way to a 10 year old can enjoy this song.0-1 year old: Sway with caregiver to the tempo of the music.2-4: use scarves to demonstrate what a wildflower would look like in a field.5-7: play the pattern C, D, E on pat bells in this four beat pattern: ta, ta, ta, (Rest). 7-10: Sing this song as another person sings the osinato. Reverse your roles!

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