Grade 3 Lesson 12
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DynamicsThemes(s):
Food Songs, Sea Songs
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Introduction
In this lesson you will:
- Teach “A Sailor Went to Disneyland”
- Play the clap game for “A Sailor Went to Disneyland”
- Optional: Play “A Sailor When to Disneyland” on Ukuleles and Guitars
- Review dynamics
- Listen to “Bourrée”
- Learn about persimmons
- Teach “Shake Them ‘Simmons”
- Do the play party for “Shake them ‘Simmons”
- Option 1: Play the melody on boomwhackers or barred instruments
- Option 2: Teach the Orff Arrangement for “Shake them ‘Simmons”
- Option 3: Teach the Ukulele or Guitar arrangement for “Shake them ‘Simmons”
- Review “Children Together”
Extensions:
Musicplay is a menu. The teacher is not expected to teach every song or activity. Choose the songs and activities from the list that will best fit your schedule and the needs of your students.
Objectives
- I can sing and move to music.
- I can create movement.
- I can create melodies.
Teach the song by rote.
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The clapping pattern used throughout the song is: clap own hands, clap partner’s right hand, clap own hands, clap partner’s left hand, etc. On the words shown below, you substitute other actions for the clapping pattern. When teaching clapping games, it’s a good idea to try the game with the entire class being your "partner in the air" until they know all the movements. Then allow them to choose partners and play the game with their partners.
1. A Sailor went to Dis, Dis, Dis (three finger circles on either side of your head)
2. A Sailor went to knee, knee, knee (chop knee three times)
3. A Sailor went to land, land, land (pat floor three times)
4. A Sailor went to Disneyland (one finger circle, chop knee, pat floor)
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Guitar Ukulele
A Sailor
A sailor went to Dis, Dis, Dis, To see what he could Dis, Dis, Dis. But all that he could Dis, Dis, Dis, Was the bottom of the deep blue Dis, Dis, Dis.
A sailor went to knee, knee, knee, To see what he could knee, knee, knee. But all that he could knee, knee, knee, Was the bottom of the deep blue knee, knee, knee.
A sailor went to land, land, land, To see what he could land, land, land. But all that he could land, land, land, Was the bottom of the deep blue land, land, land.
A sailor went to Disneyland, To see what he could Disneyland. But all that he could Disneyland, Was the bottom of the deep blue Disneyland.
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Learn about persimmons
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“Shake Them ‘Simmons” is a game song. Teach the song by rote.
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Students pick a partner and then form a foursome.
Verse 1: Clap in time, or all four join hands, and walk to the right in a circle.
Verse 2: Put right hand in center (forming a star with other students) and walk around to the left.
Verse 3: Put left hand in center (forming a star) and walk around to the right.
Verse 4: Partners take hands and swing each other.
Verse 5: Promenade to a big circle with all partner groups. Continue singing this verse until all pairs are in the big circle.
You can create and add additional verses, such as “circle right” and “circle left” before verse 4.
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Playing and Creating: Invite individual students to improvise melodies for 8-16 beats between the verses.
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Shake Them Simmons
Traditional
Arranged by Robert Amchin
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Shake that tree, shake that tree, do oh do.
Shake that tree, shake them simmons down.
Game Directions
Students pick a partner and then form a foursome.
Verse 1: Clap in time or all four join hands and walk to the right in a circle.
Verse 2: Put right hand in center (forming a star with other students) and walk around to the left.
Verse 3: Put left hand in center (forming a star) and walk around to the right.
Verse 4: Partners take hands and swing each other.
Verse 5: Promenade to a big circle with all partner groups. Continue singing this verse until all pairs are in the big circle.
You can create and add additional verses, such as ‘circle right’ and ‘circle left’ before verse 4.
Playing and Creating: Invite individual students to improvise melodies for 8-16 beats between the verses.
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Ukulele
Shake Them Simmons
Shake that tree, do oh do.
Shake that tree, do oh do. Shake them simmons down.
Right hand cross, do oh do. Right hand cross, do oh do.
Right hand cross, do oh do. Shake them simmons down.
Left hand cross, do oh do. Left hand cross, do oh do.
Left hand cross, do oh do. Shake them simmons down.
Swing oh swing, do oh do. Swing oh swing, do oh do.
Swing oh swing, do oh do. Shake them simmons down.
All promenade, do oh do. All promenade, do oh do.
All promenade, do oh do. Shake them simmons down.
Shake that tree, do oh do. Shake that tree, do oh do.
Shake that tree, do oh do. Shake them simmons down.
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Guitar Ukulele
36. Shake Them Simmons (Key of G)
Shake that tree, do oh do. Shake that tree, do oh do. Shake them simmons
Right hand cross, do oh do. Right hand cross, do oh do. Right hand cross, do oh do. Shake them simmons down.
Left hand cross, do oh do. Left hand cross, do oh do. Left hand cross, do oh do. Shake them simmons down.
Swing oh swing, do oh do. Swing oh swing, do oh do. Swing oh swing, do oh do. Shake them simmons down.
All promenade, do oh do. All promenade, do oh do. All promenade, do oh do. Shake them simmons down.
Shake that tree, do oh do. Shake that tree, do oh do. Shake them simmons down.
This song is a choral selection with a meaningful message for the students to learn. This is a rote song. Introduce the song as a listening selection. Ask the students to listen to the selection and think about ways that a song like this could be used in the community. What events might this song be sung at? Discuss ways in which music is used in your community.
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