Here's a collection of rhythmic activities. Some children thrive when they can combine different styles of learning; rhythmic activities using a manipulative, plus music and movement may be just right for these kids. This is a sampling of eight Georgiana Stewart classroom resources for fun-filled learning.

Ages 3 - 6 yrs.

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By Georgiana Stewart A developmental approach to fine motor skills! Easy finger and hand exercises designed to help develop finger control, grip strength and hand stretch. The activities use repetition and focus using each hand separately, together and alternately. Adding to the fun are a series of hand shadow exercises that children will love while gaining finger control.

3 - 8 yrs.

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Teach children self-confidence, self-expression and to participate in group movement activities. The songs will help children to improve their motor control, speech and language development, coordination,and more. Songs and activities by Bill Janiak.

Ages 3 - 6 yrs.

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11 original songs that can be acted out rhythmically and through finger plays and games. Simple, rhythmic patterns and opportunities for individual adaptation. The use of the floor for rocking boats, waves, frog kicks, bunny jumps, pedaling bicycles, etc. gives security while allowing for free vigorous motion.

11 original songs that can be acted out rhythmically and through finger plays and games. Designed for use with preschool through second grade as well as special education classes.

Songs 1 – 11 have vocal instructions along with the music so that children may sing-along. Songs 12 – 22 include the instrumental music only to allow for varied application and instructor creativity.

These playful songs can help children develop essential motor skills.