One of the new activities students took part in last year was a badges challenge. Students worked hard in lessons to collect a variety of lesson-related badges. Students could earn badges for playing scales in lessons, practicing, learning music, and taking part in studio events. Taking part in this activity was a great way for students to appreciate all the hard work they’d done in lessons.
The full list of badges is a few pages long, but here’s a very small sampling of badges:
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At the end of each term, students also had the opportunity to design their own badge. I asked students to make a badge about something they thought they’d done a great job at in lessons. It was great hearing students talk about what they were proud of!
Students collected their badges on a sheet of construction paper all year, which they got to take home in June to show off. Here’s part of one student’s sheet of badges:
