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Get ready to bring the Halloween hype into your music room—in the best way possible! This week, we’re featuring our favourite games and movement activities to keep the sugar rush fun, focused, and musical. From parachutes and movement fun to singing games and more, these spooky picks will keep your students moving, laughing, and learning—even when the excitement is through the roof!

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Diwali Unit 

Diwali, also called Deepavalli, means “row of lamps” and is one of the most widely celebrated festivals in India and around the world. This year, it falls on October 20th. Families mark the occasion by lighting small oil lamps, decorating their homes, wearing new clothes, sharing sweets, and enjoying fireworks. The festival celebrates light over darkness, togetherness, and joyful traditions. This week, we’re excited to share resources from the Diwali unit on MusicplayOnline by Manju Durairaj.

Diwali Unit on MusicplayOnline