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2. Incorporate Music into Transitions

Transitions can be a challenging time for children with

learning difficulties, but music can make them more
enjoyable and less stressful. For example, a song can be

played during clean-up time or while transitioning from

one activity to another. This can help children with
learning difficulties stay focused and engaged during

transitions.

3. Use Music for Relaxation and Calming

Music can be a powerful tool for relaxation and calming, which
can be especially beneficial for children with learning

difficulties who may struggle with anxiety or sensory overload.

Soft, calming music can be played during quiet time or when
children need a break. This can help create a calming

environment and promote relaxation.

4. Encourage Musical Expression and Creativity

Music can be a great way for children with learning difficulties

to express themselves and be creative. Encourage musical
expression and creativity by providing musical instruments and

opportunities for children to create their own music. This can

help boost self-esteem and promote a sense of

accomplishment.