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woodleywonderworks Widely Held Expectations
- Child is able to sing, play, move and create music, expressing individual imagination
- Takes the lead in music activities
- Develops an appreciation for music
- Child responds to music through movement
- Responds to the beat of songs or instrumental music with more complex movements (walking or jumping to the beat)
- Uses music as an avenue to express thoughts, feelings, and energy
- Describes and carries out movement sequences
- Child is able to distinguish between different types of music
(loud/soft, fast/slow, happy/sad, etc.)
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