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Sand blocks are always a hit. |
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Where do I get sand blocks?
Amazon.com is my go-to for kids' instruments. Here is their quick list of sand blocks. A word of caution on the Basic Beat brand ones: they are the cheapest for a reason. A friend of mine owns several sets, and the handles on some fell off after less than a year. I don't have experience with any other brands, as I made my own. A lot of work? Yes. A lot of money? No. It was a very simple project, and you can find my tutorial here.
Do I present this activity the same in both Junior and Senior Primary?
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What if the children don't know the song?
Not a problem. :) The children can be entirely engaged in the music as they play their sand blocks, and they can listen to the words as you sing. This is the perfect kind of activity for a song that the children don't know, but that you'd love them to hear.
Happy singing!
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