Middle School Lesson 34
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Introduction
In this lesson, you will:
- Teach “My Landlord”
- Practice the clap pattern
- Learn the clap game
- Do the clap game and sing “My Landlord”
- Optional: Learn the desk drum game for “My Landlord”
- Answer questions about the song “My Landlord”
- Create and Perform an Accompaniment
- Answer questions for Elvis Presley’s “Money Honey”
- Learn a Bucket/Desk drum routine for “My Landlord” (compile two slides)
- Optional: Watch a biography about Elvis Presley
Extensions
- Nova Scotia Song
- De Ump
- Do run
- Canada Unit
- Baseball Recorder
- Spring Unit
- Grade 5 & Middle School Dances
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Objectives
- I can sing and move to music.
- I can create an accompaniment for a song.
- I can listen and respond to music.
Teaching Procedures
Listen to the song.
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Try the pattern with a partner.
If you can't do partner games, go on to the desk drum version below.
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i.e. clap, right hand desk, clap, left hand desk, clap, both hands desk, cross, pat.
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Click on the slide to open the YouTube link. If the link doesn't work, search internet for "Elvis Money Honey".
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Practice the A section.
If desk drumming:
top = top
rim = edge
click = click
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Share this URL with your students to give them limited access to MusicplayOnline.This biography tells how Elvis got his start and how he changed music.
This is a YouTube link.
If the link doesn't work, search internet for "Elvis Presley A Boy from Tupelo".
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