Any joint activity brings parents and children closer together, and creative activities also bring up a sense of beauty, help develop certain abilities. Singing is a great way to develop a child's ear for music, a sense of rhythm and practice speech breathing.
Necessary
- - toys;
- - candles;
- - ribbons or woolen threads;
- - a pouch.
Instructions
Step 1
Sing while doing housework. This is the easiest way to get your baby interested in singing. All children imitate adults, and sooner or later the child will try to sing along with you.
Step 2
Be patient. Usually at the age of 2-3 years, children are able to reproduce purely only a fragment of a melody of 5-6 sounds. It is important not to criticize the child. He is acting to the limit of his capabilities. Saying “open your mouth wider”, “eat wrong”, “don’t bellow” can lead to the fact that the child stops singing altogether or will not do it in your presence.
Step 3
Make singing a game. For children aged 2 to 5, singing skills can be developed through simple music games. Choose a fun children's song that both you and your child like. Perform it and move actively while portraying the events of the song. You can illustrate your actions using various subjects. This will help the child remember the text better. It will be good if he joins the game, first repeating the movements after you, and then the words.
Step 4
Help your child hear himself. If the child sings very softly or loudly pronounces only individual words, it is necessary to work on speech breathing. Roll the paper up and give it to your child. Let him sing into this impromptu trumpet. The sound can be seen in the oscillation of a candle flame or felt by putting your palm in front of your mouth.
Step 5
Work on the vowel sounds. Often, children don't sing a song, they just say the words. Take a few ribbons or woolen threads and put them in a bag. Draw out the ribbons one at a time, pronouncing the vowels with a drawl.
Step 6
If the child does not fit the sound size, you can play the game "Pass" with him. Take a small toy and give it to your child by singing a single sound or a short word. The kid must return the little thing to you, repeating the sound. This game can be complicated by using not single words, but lines and even verses.
