PreK Lesson 35
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Alphabet Songs, Animal Songs
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Introduction
In this lesson, you will:
- Sing the echoes for “Time for Music”
- Say the “Hello Beat Chant”
- Where is Bunny?
- Play along with body percussion
- Warm up your voice with animal sounds
- Review “When Cats Get Up in the Morning”
- Make Animal Rhythms with your Animal Sounds Cards
- Review “Old Gray Cat”
- Review the game for “Old Gray Cat”
- Sing and play the game “Old Gray Cat”
- Read the “Quest for the Queen” story
- Teach “Letter Q”
- Teach “Quest for the Queen”
- Sing “Quest for the Queen” and copy the movements
- Optional: Practice printing the letter Q
- Sing “Skinnamarink”
Objectives
- I can sing and move to music.
- I can keep the beat.
- I can create rhythm patterns
- I can sing a solo.
Sing Time for Music with the lyrics video.
Count the beats at the end of each verse.
Count the beats out loud.
Think up new ways that you could keep a beat, and sing your new verses.
Numeracy: Counting is numeracy! Duplicate the beat strips in supporting resources and give one strip to each child.
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Put your animal cards in order as you sing the song.
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Animal Sounds
Ba-aa, ba-aa, Oink! Oink! Oink! Oink!
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Quack! Quack! Quack! Quack! Neigh. Neigh.
Teach the song "Old Gray Cat".
Pretend to be the cat and then the mouse in this song.
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The kids are pretending to be the cat and the mouse.
Play the video again and act out the song like the kids in the video.
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Download the PDF from supporting resources and read the story yourself to your students. Then teach the songs by rote yourself.
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Sing and do the movements.
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- if printing isn't possible, practice printing Q and draw two things that start with the letter q
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Ques or h Qu n
The queen had a beautiful castle and a lovely garden, but the queen wanted to have some quail to come and live in her garden. The queen thought that her garden would be a quaint home for quail. She didn’t know how to invite the quail to come and live in her garden. Her advisor suggested that she put an ad on the Internet advertising a Quest for Quail.
A queer little man saw the Quest for Quail on the Internet. He was good friends with a family of quail. He quickly went to the quail’s house and asked them if they’d like to go live in the queen’s garden. The Quail family thought that it would be quite nice to live in the queen’s garden. They packed their bags and went with the queer little man to the queen’s castle.
“Your quest is over,” said the queer little man to the queen. The Quail family are happy to come and live in your garden. The queen was very happy with the queer little man. She loved to watch the Quail family walking in her gardens. Her quest was over.
Letter Q Phonics Song Quest for the Queen
Letter Q says, “q.”
Letter Q says, “q.” On a quest for the queen,
“Q.” like Queen, a On a quest for the queen,
Letter Q says, “q.” Quite the quest this time.
On a quest for the queen,
On a quest for the queen.
Quick! March in a line!
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Ona quest the quiet
queen did quarrel.
Ona quest the quiet
queen did quarrel.
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Sing "Skinnamarink" to end the lesson.
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