1 Sing the echoes for “Welcome to Music”
Sing the echoes for “Welcome to Music”.
In this lesson, you will:
Sing the echoes for “Welcome to Music”.
Choose 4 student leaders and have them create movement to the beat.
The rest of the class copies.
View the kids demo to see how to play.
Then, play the audio and play copycat with the kids.
Play the audio and have students play copycat.
Watch the note highlight video for song #60 “Tommy Tiddlemouse”.
If students can read m sl, have them sing the solfa.
If they are still preparing, have them show how the notes go higher/lower with arm motions.
Watch the kids play the game.
To play on Zoom: choose a guesser who hides eyes. Choose another student to be Tommy Tiddlemouse.
Tommy Tiddlemouse sings, "Who Am I?" alone at the end of the song.
The guesser gets 3 tries to guess who sang alone.
In-person: play the recording instead of singing. The child who is Tommy Tiddlemouse will say, "Who Am I?" instead of singing.
Do the interactive activity with icons.
Go to the next activity and do the same with notes.
Explore the other interactive activities in this section as time permits.
Read the slide to the students.
Listen to verse 1 on the video.
Play the video again and sing along.
Zoom: sing along.
In-person: listen to the song, then discuss how music is used in different ways by people all over the world.
Watch the kids on the video.
Think about ways you could adapt the game for zoom or in-person.
Zoom: Everyone be "partners" with the teacher.
In-person: play the recording and do the movements.
Watch the movement that the kids do.
Adapt for Zoom: Find something to use for rhythm sticks - 2 spoons will work.
Have students take 7 steps forward, then 7 steps backward.
Instead of the claps, click sticks 1-2-3, 1-2-3,
Then turn in their own circle for 8 beats. (Repeat sticks and turn)
Adapt the same way for in-person.
Sing "The Music Time is Over".