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Post by kyetiff on Nov 15, 2009 18:15:20 GMT -5
I am starting to teach the kids Away in a Manger. The kids seem to do great when we are doing fun pick and choose songs, but when we are LEARNING a song...especially a reverent song, I have trouble getting participation...Any ideas on how to encourage participation and good singing while maintaining an atmosphere of reverence.
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Post by setsy88 on May 20, 2012 21:09:40 GMT -5
I have noticed that no one uses these boards, but I'm going to respond to this anyway because I am looking for ideas (and don't know what the Yahoo! board is that I've seen referenced.)
One primary chorister did a really fun reverence visual for "The Chapel Doors". She got a large poster board and folded in each end so that they touched in the middle. She drew a door on each side to look like the real chapel doors. The children sang the first few lines. She opened the doors and there was a picture of a calendar (Sabbath Day), the Savior, and a child praying. Then she closed the doors again and we sang the last line. They learned it in a few minutes and continued to ask to sing that song so they could open the chapel doors.
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