Sound history

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The term sound history stands for a story told with the use of simple instruments .

construction

A sound story is usually very simple and contains certain objects / people / events as keywords. If one of these key words is mentioned, the sound of a certain instrument assigned to the key word is played. A sound story is told in the group; H. one person takes on the narrative role and any number of other people operate the instruments. Among other things, this promotes the ability to concentrate as well as awareness and the ability to work in groups.

target group

Sound stories are mostly told in kindergartens or early elementary school classes with the active participation of group members. As a rule, the educator / teacher takes on the narrative role and the children operate the respective instruments.

Instruments

• Tonewoods (e.g. horse trot)
• Tissue paper rustling (e.g. wind)
• Xylophone (e.g. church clock, bell)
• Rattle (e.g. sowing)
• Triangle (e.g. starting a certain event)
• Drum (e.g. thunder to thunderstorm)