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Mattis, 6
Very old and somewhat worn but nevertheless very beautiful french manouche guitar (at last!).
White zig-zag-ukulele.
You pretty much got it. The flat key signatures look like Homer's hair.
The rest is just me having fun with my students.
I think I was just pointing out that I do a word of the day. Today's is foist. I love doing cross curricular stuff. I explain the word and the etimology. I make my students draw things as well. Sooooo many kids have said they learn more about history in music class that they do in history class.
I really like the Zig Zag uke! Reminds me of cubism.
@littlemark
Thank's for the explanation! I was desparately searching for the connection between flattening notes and your word of the day ...
Cross curricular stuff is great; sometimes I use keywords appearing in songs for short historical digressions (for example in the round "White sand and grey sand").
Rasan, 7
Chime bar and mallet.
Emma, 7
Two chime bars with mallets.
Carl, 7
Chime bar, mallet.
Elira, 7
Elira, playing the big chime bars.
Frida, 7
The blue chime bar and mallet.
Lea, 7
Chime bar, mallet.