Calming Doodle and Tracing Activity - Khachaturian Ivan Sings Andantino - Musical Song Map

Here's a "doodly" way to engage with this pensive and beautiful piece by Aram Khachaturian. This tracing map is a calming yet focused and expressive musical activity for elementary students in music class or the general classroom.
⚫️ How to use this activity:
Students will trace the glyphs as the music plays, following the speed and shape.
• They can use scarves or ribbons, they can trace in their with their finger, or they can use a coloring utensil to trace the glyphs on the paper map (free download here: bit.ly/IvanSin...)
• Repeating sections will have the same shapes/glyphs. The way they are traced matches the music, so be sure to follow the pace of the color
• Colors in the video are meant to help differentiate between musical sections.
⭐️Download the free printable song map:⭐️
bit.ly/IvanSin...
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[@belenpolpadre248]

Thank you for your hard work! This is a hit in my music classes! ❤

[@Gemmarmaladeable]

This is amazing! My kids will love this 💖 thank you!

[@user-qf1gu4er1w]

my SPED kids LOVE this! Would love some more calming music ones!

[@adifferentmusician]

How lovely to hear :) There are definitely more calm ones in the works.

[@KittyK90]

Congratulations! 🎉 What app do you use? Thanks!

[@adifferentmusician]

@@KittyK90 I use Procreate for all the glyphs and animation, and iMovie to put it with the music 😊