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Mercedes Romero-Fernandez

What is your talent? 🎢

Grades: 1st Grade, Kindergarten, 2nd Grade
Subjects: Music

Student Instructions

🎭πŸŽͺπŸŽ¨πŸ©°πŸ€ΈπŸ»β€β™€οΈπŸŽΊ In this activity we would like you to think about your talents. Click plus to add a response video Watch the video to learn about the different activities Use the πŸ”—to move from one page to another. PAGE 1: SPOTLIGHT πŸ’‘ - Grab the spotlight and hover around the stage to find the talent words. - When you find a word find a picture on the left to match the word. Grab the picture and place it next to ithe word. PAGE 2: WATCH THE ACTS πŸ“½ - video Watch the video of the acts/performances. - What was your favourite talent? Why? Click the mic to give us a review of your thinking 😊 PAGE 3: WHAT'S YOUR TALENT? - We would love to see your talent! β™₯ - Take a video clip of your performance and place it on the stage - If you are not very sure, pick something from the list of talents on the left 😊 Save as draft if you have not completed all activities Click check when all your work is completed WHY? - Everyone has a talent! Performing is a transferable skill, it helps gain confidence and boost self-esteem. Learning how to perform for fun from an early age is a healthy activity and promotes wellbeing. This activity encourages self thinking in a positive way and helps young people identify their strengths and look into the future for ambitions and aspirations.

Teacher Notes (not visible to students)

This activity can be used within many contexts to encourage thinking about performing. It can be used as a whole or it can be divided into to standalone activities to suit the needs of the students and teachers. It can be adapted for a variety of ages and year groups. The activities could be a good starting point for a 'Talent Show' or public performance to develop self-confidence and boost self-esteem. Page two provides a video to model a variety of acts and encourages self thinking, the video can be replaced with any other video or activity relevant to the topic being covered.

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