Staulcup's Class doing A-B racing.
Showing posts with label sound opposites. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sound opposites. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 3, 2017
1st grade Same-Different
1st graders learned about same-different this week, which leads into musical form. They learned either "Tick Tock" or "Bell Horses" as part A, then had races with drum rolls as part B.
Labels:
form,
Grade 1,
movement,
singing,
sound opposites
Tuesday, September 19, 2017
1st Grade Long-Short
Last week 1st graders learned about the sound opposites forte (loud) and piano (soft). They watched and danced to the song "Forte Piano":
This week students are learning about long sounds and short sounds. The song "Pizzicato" uses very short sounds. We learned a cute little poem about a froggy in disguise eating flies. I read the poem along with the rhythm of the music and students responded with "catch flies!" They played the guiros and tone blocks. Poem credit= Activate Music Magazine.
Staulcup's Class
Greene's Class
Then students learned the rhythms "beat" (quarter note), "beat-t" (paired eighth notes), and "rest" (quarter rest). They used our new foam hearts with rhythms on them to compose 4 beat rhythms. Then they got to combine their hearts with 2-3 friends to create a "super long rhythm".
Labels:
classroom instruments,
Grade 1,
hearts,
rhythm,
sound opposites
Thursday, March 23, 2017
1st Graders Play Glockenspiels
The 1st graders played the glockenspiels this week while learning about the sound opposites up and down. First, students played the glockenspiel up and down along to the poem "Hickory Dickory Dock." They were able to change different parts of the poem for each time of day.
Ms. Scott's class
Next, students learned a song called "The Sun is Rising." They learned how to play up the scale, notes "C, D, E, F, G." After they learned the song they worked in small groups to practice and then perform the song for the class.
Mrs. Greene's class
Ms. Scott's class
Labels:
Grade 1,
Orff Barred Instruments,
singing,
sound opposites,
up/down
Monday, October 3, 2016
Long-Short Grade 1
1st graders have been learning about sound opposite in music. First they learned about forte-piano and now they are learning about long and short sounds. In the video below students play short sounds using their rhythm sticks and make long sounds using their scarves. They pretend they are pulling taffy like you see at Goldenrod on Short Sands in York, ME!
Mrs. Dorazio's First Grade Class
Lesson Idea Credit
Music from SoundPlay Book
Monday, March 7, 2016
High/Low Songs on the Stretchy Band
1st graders learn about sound opposites throughout the year. They just learned about the opposites high and low. In the two videos below students perform the song "High Low Song" by MusicK8. View the video here!
Students were excited to use the music room's new stretchy band! We were able to purchase this awesome new stretchy band through our Best Seat in the House Raffle at our Winter Concert.
Ms. Nealey's Class
Mrs. Jagentenfl's Class
Mrs. Greer's Class
Monday, October 5, 2015
Forte-Piano Song Grade 1
Students in grade 1 have started learning about sound opposites. The first opposite is LOUD-soft. The Italian musical terms are forte for loud and piano for soft.
This is a fun video we loved doing in class where students raise their arms up for forte and bend down for piano.
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