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Some steps: 1. Before playing any music, arrange your seats in a straight line with each chair facing the opposite way.
2. Everyone sits down as soon as the music ends.
3. This game is typically played with one fewer chair than players, and one chair is taken out each time.
4. Just maintain an even distribution of chairs for youngsters in a non-competition version. The fun never stops!

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Teachers use music in the classroom to assist students in developing their listening abilities. Playing a listening bingo game is one approach to develop this skill.

Bingo cards featuring images of common instruments or items are distributed to the students.
Students listen to each sound while the teacher plays a recording of the noise each object or instrument produces.
As soon as they hear it, they cover the image of the item generating that noise on their bingo board.
The game is won by the first player to cover all of their photos or to get five in a row.

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A fantastic craft for older children, while little children might also like it.

Create some lovely marbled beads with Fimo (or Sculpey), which you can then string together to create a stunning necklace with.

Although it's quick and simple, it looks fantastic.