Music therapy for autism – tip for using drums with a group of children

Music therapy for autism – tip for using drums with a group of children

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Here is a musical activity to do with a group of children!

“Drumming is a great way to take turns with a group of children, whether they are peers or siblings. Everyone can sing a song together, with one child taking the role of leader to set the rhythm with the drum. Have the child with the drum start playing a rhythm, then encourage everyone else to sing the song to the beat. This provides a child with the opportunity to develop a sense of pride and self-awareness and prepares them for confidence and self-sufficiency as they grow.

Autism and the Power of Music by Yasmine White
Chapter 3, Music: A Tool for Connection, “Leading the Way,” p. 40 https://www.amazon.com/Autism-Power-Music…/dp/1949177726

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