Star Wars Duel of the Fates and the Imagination of a Child


I had a teacher in elementary school that handed out drawing paper and then put on a classical record. She told us to draw what we heard. To draw a picture or scene of what we felt the music was inspiring. It is a lesson that stuck with me and now when I listen to music I let it inspire me in my art as well.


Star Wars Duel Imagination

Often we, as parents and grandparents, provide music for our children. We also provide our children with the tools or costumes for role play.

Star Wars Duel Imagination

An interesting concept would be to provide both to a child at the same time.

Star Wars Duel Imagination


Letting the rhythm inspire a dance within a battle and inspire choreography as well as strategy.

Star Wars Duel Imagination


 And let imagination and music become the force within.

Star Wars Duel Imagination



 About our lovely friend, Grace Hodgin

Grace Hodgin is a Grandma Blogger encouraging grand parents to remain active in the lives of their grand children and to inspire imagination and creativity at Blessed Elements.Com/Create

15 comments:

  1. Ha this is way to cute!! Looks like he is enjoying the costume!!!

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  2. My son just turned 3 and he's becoming more imaginative. I could see him having fun in a costume with inspiring music too!

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  3. Love the idea of providing both! We do dress up or do "dance time" but never at the same time. We'll have to try it out this week!

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  4. Oh he is way too cute! I don't think he likes it at all.....said no one..ever! He sure is having a blast!

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  5. so cute! i know a few little ones who would love this costumer!

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  6. I agree, I think music can really enhance pretend-play!

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  7. So cute! I didn't even know you had another blog. How cute is this!

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  8. Looks like fun! My husband and son play with light sabers to music - but now we need a costume!

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  9. Ha! Too cute! My daughter would have been a natural at this.

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  10. How cute...LOVED the pictures. Thanks for sharing, sure looked like a lot of fun....

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  11. Great idea to pair music costumes. It's like having a soundtrack for pretend play!

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  12. this post is right up my alley! We homeschool, and I let my kids explore their interests. My son would love to do something like this!

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  13. Awww he is so cute!! My son is only 2 years old but I think in a few months he would be just like him :)

    Jadey

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  14. So cute, especially with the adoring audience

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  15. I think this is a great idea. I will have to try classical music when my 3 year old grandson is playing. I even here dogs love classical music!!

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