The Orff Approach is a music education method developed by German composer Carl Orff. It emphasizes active participation through singing, dancing, and playing instruments, particularly percussion. The approach encourages creativity and improvisation, allowing students to explore music in a hands-on manner. In the Orff Approach, children learn music concepts through engaging activities that integrate movement and speech. The use of simple instruments, like xylophones and drums, helps develop rhythmic skills and musical understanding. This method is widely used in schools and music programs to foster a love for music and enhance overall learning.