Problem
Howard Gardner believes that humans possess nine intelligences, including bodily-kinesthetic. Gardner believes that children explore music with more spontaneity than any other age group and that the whole child is involved. A child will explore music and movement activities with their voices, their bodies, and their emotions.
Bodily-kinesthetic intelligence is the ability to control one's body movements and handle objects skillfully.
This intelligence is used by:
a) Dancers
b) Choreographers
c) Athletes
d) Mimes
e) Surgeons
f) Crafts people
g) Anybody else who uses their hands and bodies for problem solving.
To guide children in this particular area of intelligence, educators must plan for a broad range of hands-on learning activities. Identify three hands-on learning activities to help guide young children in developing their bodily-kinesthetic intelligence in the area of music and movement.