METRONOME HAND TAPS We are continuing to work on attention and concentration skills using a metronome (app). This time we are using our hands rather than our feet. This is a multisensory activity - proprioception, vestibular, auditory, visual and tactile. Start at a slow pace (eg. 60 beats per/minute) and then increase the speed. We can work on auditory processing, bilateral coordination, motor planning and sequencing while making body brain connections. I love metronome activities! What are you

Metronome beats for concentration We have been working on connecting our body and brain through listening to metronome beats. I use a metronome app on my phone. We start with a very slow beat and follow along with body movements. Here I am using a balance cushion but you could just march in place. We add a few variations to increase difficulty - changing the speed to medium and then very fast (approx 50, 100, 150 beats). For some children I will add arm movements or weighted products. We can als

Metronome tips! There is a lot you can do with the metronome, such as getting a 2-4 swing feel. First, we set the metronome to 180 BPM and play a scale with quarter notes. The feel is straight. Let's set the metronome to half-time or 90 BPM to get a swing feel. Consider the clicks to be your 2 and 4 counts. Mentally fill in the counts between 2 and 4 Imagine the clicks to be the drummer playing hats. ✅Try it out! ✅Follow me for more 🎸stuff! ✅DM me for one-on-one 🎸 lessons! . . . . . #theguitar

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