1 Review #50. “Donkeys Love Carrots”
Sing along (if allowed) with the recording or do movements to the music.
This recording is of the song in "unison" - all voices are singing together. If permitted, try the song as a round.
In this lesson you will:
Sing along (if allowed) with the recording or do movements to the music.
This recording is of the song in "unison" - all voices are singing together. If permitted, try the song as a round.
Watch as the kids play the singing game.
Think of ways you can adapt the game for Zoom or in-person.
Create your own movements.
On "Pass one window" - how could you show that?
On "Jinglin' jinglin' jinglin' Joe" - you could do a jig movement in place.
Options:
1. If you teach solfege, do the solfa challenge.
2. If you teach letter names, do the note name challenge that follows.
Options:
1. If you teach solfege, do the solfa challenge.
2. If you teach letter names, do the note name challenge that follows.
Do the interactive activity showing how many sounds are on each beat of Tideo.
Read the slide to learn about "Sakura"
Materials:
piece of paper or construction paper
crayons, markers or pencil crayons
stapler or tape
1. Decorate your piece of paper with cherry trees or cherry blossoms. (optional)
2. Fold a one inch crease at one end of your paper, and follow that by another one inch crease in the opposite direction. Repeat until the entire paper is folded.
3. Take one end of the folded paper and pinch it together. This will leave the other end open. Just fan out this end.
4. Staple or tape the pinched end together.
While you listen to "Sakura" create movements with your fan.
Read the slides to learn about Taiko.
Read the slides to learn about Taiko.
Watch the Taiko drumming video.
This is a Safeshare link.
If the link doesn't work for you, google "Learning How to Play Japan's Taiko Drums!"