Give yourself and your child at least 30 days to learn to work with the beat of the metronome. This will help with time management as you learn to feel the seconds tick-tock by.) (100 beats/ minute, catch every other beat)Д¦. (108 beats per minute is a good walking speed.)ДҐ. Slap your lap, clap your hands.slap-clap-slap-clap.Д¤. It is very difficult to clap to the beat on every beat.Дў. (clap-click-clap-click-clap-click) We do every other beat so that the child can hear the sound in between beats. Practice with clapping on every other beat of the metronome. Push the center arrow up to 120 beats per minute. Try these exercises to help you become familiar with the beat.ДЎ. As you are in metronome training, think like a physical therapist.

If the metronome is uncomfortable, you probably need it the most! PLEASE KEEP TRYING, YOU WILL REAP GREAT REWARDS BY LEARNING TO WORK TO RHYTHM. Please understand, we know how you feel, but it really will help you and your child. Someone just said, вЂњThat sounds awful, turn it off!вЂќ For some of you the clicking of the metronome is a foreign, uncomfortable sound. The alarm you hear is the note вЂњAвЂќ for instrument tuning and will not be used in this program. Squeeze the center button up and down for speed variations (The numbers will indicate beats per minute.). Close it up and slide the switch on the side. Open the metronome and add a 9 Volt battery. Greater brain activity = smarter children. Your child will have to concentrate to keep up with the rhythm in addition to reading and writing. Focus-Focus: The metronome helps concentration. Children who work with the metronome improve their conversation skills and body language awareness.ДЈ.

All people connect with one another through body language and facial expression. Get in Sync: The metronome helps your child to think and process in rhythm.

Metronome 90 beats per minute