Question

Creating rain sounds with clapping of fingers and feeling the rain all around is an experiential learning true or false
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Answer 1

Answer:

true

Explanation:

First you silently rub your fingers together, and the students do the same. 2. Then you rub your two hands together, making a very soft sound, and the students follow. Now go back to clapping and clap a little louder than you were snapping.

Answer 2

Answer:

Explanation:

Summary

The class joins together to create the sounds and

music that result from a rainstorm. The group

creates a wind, it gathers up some rain and turns

into a thunder shower, which thrashes and blows

until it quiets again to a gentle rain, a soft breeze

and then a quiet day.

Before you start

1 Gather the class together in a circle, either

standing or sitting.

2 Explain that you are going to pass an action

on to the person beside you without stopping

that action yourself. The next person will pass it

to the next person, who will do the same until

the action continues its way throughout the

circle. Soon, everyone will be doing the same

action.

3 Explain that when the action returns to you,

you will switch to a new action and pass it on

to the next person in the same way.

References

Andrew Fleugelman (ed), The New Games Book

(Garden City, New York: Dolphin Books/Doubleday

& Company, Inc. 1976).