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*Safety Check-In: The activities in this curriculum are intended for family-style use under direct adult supervision. Because every family’s home environment and children are unique, please use your best judgment to ensure a safe experience. Always verify materials—such as plants, food items, or chemicals—for safety and allergies before use, and keep heat sources, tools, and small parts under close adult watch. You know your children best; please adapt these activities as needed to ensure they are age-appropriate and safe for your specific family.
Glue various colored buttons to a pair of inexpensive gloves. Draw wavy, straight, curved, zigzag, and looped lines on a piece of paper. Draw numbers in various colors on another paper. Practice matching the color of button with the line or number. Follow the line with that finger or tap each number that many times with that finger. You can also use bingo chips on a music staff to represent notes. Put the bingo chips on the keyboard to practice the notes.
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