1 Listen and sing along with the song, "Bats"
Listen to the song, "Bats".
Play the video again and sing along.
Can you create a sound effect for the "ee ee ee" in the song?
In this lesson, you will:
Listen to the song, "Bats".
Play the video again and sing along.
Can you create a sound effect for the "ee ee ee" in the song?
Listen to the note highlights for the song, "Mäku e".
Pause the video at the end of each line and sing it back.
Echo the solfa as well!
Watch the kids play the stick game with "Mäku e"
Find something at home to use for sticks.
Two wooden spoons or two spoons could work.
Play the video again and try the patterns that the kids are doing.
If you have someone at home, try this as a partner game.
Watch a Maori titi torea performed by singers at the Polynesian Cultural Center.
Can you create some new patterns for Ma Ku Ay after seeing the experts play the stick game?
Listen to a Spooky Story.
Write your own spooky story.
You can use the recorded sound effects in the activity, or you can create your own sound effects.
When your story is written, read it with sound effects.
The link below will take you to the Halloween Unit.
Scroll down to 4. Halloween Sound Effects.
Select Spooky Sound Effects.