
Equal Rhythms: Math, Music AND Movement!
Once you have read Susan Riley's Equal Rhythms Lesson consider using movement to deepen your students’ understanding and have them embody the rhythms.
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Once you have read Susan Riley's Equal Rhythms Lesson consider using movement to deepen your students’ understanding and have them embody the rhythms.

Equal Rhythms lesson for 4th Grade Common Core Math in the area of adding fractions and also works on musical notation and composition.

Featuring two music techniques that can be directly tied to Common Core math and Common Core reading and writing.

You just need to find an access point of music with which you feel comfortable, try out new music strategies and communicate freely with your music teacher.
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