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A set of 75 Suzuki pre-Twinkle game cards to be used by the teacher in the lesson, or by parents at home.
secret handshake: holding the bow hand in front, shake the twinkle marble run: small, foil-covered chocolate balls work well for this
rhythms. Introduce the squeezy bow thumb, by holding hands in a game. With instrument up, parallel to the floor, rest the ball on the
circle, passing a secret rhythm with bow thumb squeeze. lower strings near the bridge, it should roll towards the scroll.
walk the plank: draw the bow lightly along the bridge, making a ‘shhh’ rainbow fingers: putting fingers down on the fingerboard or shoulder
sound like the waves, keep the bow straight, don’t fall off! Then move of the instrument, make sure they are sitting up on the fingertips to
the bow onto the string, keeping the bow stroke parallel to the bridge. create a rainbow. Balance a counter on each of the fingers.
crab fight: to make sure fingers are strong and firm, make a circle spock hands: to practise different finger patterns, stick 1 & 2 together,
with the thumb and each finger in turn, interlocking with someone else. gap, then 3 & 4 together. Switch to different positions, and move the
Give it a pull and make sure the circle doesn’t break! 2nd finger to touch 3 or 1 to introduce low 2 position.
stir the soup: with a beautiful bowhold, point the tip to the ceiling and helicopter landings: fly the bow from the air to the string at the
stir the soup, adding ingredients, and remembering the sequence. balance point, with a silent landing.
stroke the elephant’s trunk: imagine you are an elephant, with your swimming swans: rest your bow elbow in your violin hand in front of
bow hand, stroke your curvy trunk out from nose and in front of the you, imagine it is a swan swimming on a river. With a relaxed bow
body, a whole arm movement. wrist, the water might become a bit choppy!
tricky bow: you need a soft bowhold, pull the tip of the child’s bow to stations: as a group listening game, define stations around the room
take the bow out of their hand while they maintain a bowhold hand for the different variation rhythms, articulation, or dynamics you want
position. Success? ‘Tricky bow!’ they run to give parent (or toy) a hug! them to listen for, running to the station when they hear the cue.
bow through the tunnel: with a beautiful bowhold, make a circle with touch your nose and your ear: waddley archer, a brain gym,
hands for the child to drive the bow through without bumping into the cross-over exercise using bow hand first to touch nose and crossing
sides. Try decorating a toilet roll tube for the tunnel. left hand over the top to touch right ear, and switch.
superstore lift: balance a counter on the flat back of the bow hand to train journey: g ive the balance point, middle, and tip of the bow
demonstrate arm movement for string crossings. Start on the ground station names, and travel between them on an open string. Vary the
floor of the shop, lift the hand up to the 1st, 2nd, 3rd floor and back, speed/direction - don’t let the train jump, make sure it stops at the
keeping the elbow in a good bowing position. stations.
Suzuki Pre-Twinkle Flashcards by TheCreativePractice
copy cat
plant your feet like
the roots of a tree
tricky feet
musical
statues
time challenge
musical bow
bow in a
different
language
animal bow 1 2 3!
secret handshake
walk to the
door with your
instrument on
your shoulder
balancing act
marble instrument
run thief
chatterbox
sing
Around We Go bow
bow the
through
rhythm
the
in the air
tunnel
Suzuki Pre-Twinkle Flashcards by TheCreativePractice
naughty teacher
spot the mistake sing Song of the
Wind
with
SNAPS
pass it round
stroke the
swimming swans elephant’s trunk
Suzuki Pre-Twinkle Flashcards by TheCreativePractice
train journey
bow any
walk the variation
plank on
your
shoulder
finger tapping
crab fight!
play
play I’m
0-1-0-1-0-1-0
a Little
1-2-1-2-1-2-1
Monkey
2-3-2-3-2-3-2
choose a sticker!