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    This document provides an overview of a lesson on exploring Caribbean music and the origins of reggae. It instructs students to listen to and clap along with the UB40 song "Rat in my Kitchen" to experience its off-beat rhythm. The intended outcomes are for students to perform the chords of a reggae song, attempt the bass line, and accurately perform both parts together with a partner depending on their grade level. The lesson explains that in reggae music, chords are played on the off-beat and provides instructions for performing the chords and bass line.

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    This document provides an overview of a lesson on exploring Caribbean music and the origins of reggae. It instructs students to listen to and clap along with the UB40 song "Rat in my Kitchen" to experience its off-beat rhythm. The intended outcomes are for students to perform the chords of a reggae song, attempt the bass line, and accurately perform both parts together with a partner depending on their grade level. The lesson explains that in reggae music, chords are played on the off-beat and provides instructions for performing the chords and bass line.

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    This document provides an overview of a lesson on exploring Caribbean music and the origins of reggae. It instructs students to listen to and clap along with the UB40 song "Rat in my Kitchen" to experience its off-beat rhythm. The intended outcomes are for students to perform the chords of a reggae song, attempt the bass line, and accurately perform both parts together with a partner depending on their grade level. The lesson explains that in reggae music, chords are played on the off-beat and provides instructions for performing the chords and bass line.

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    Caribbean Music

    Exploring Caribbean music &


    the origins of Reggae

    Rat in my Kitchen! (UB40)


    Listen to the track
    Can you clap along to the off-beat
    rhythm?
    What does off-beat mean? Discuss in
    pairs.

    Rat in my Kitchen! (UB40)


    Listen to the track
    Can you clap along to the off-beat
    rhythm?
    What does off-beat mean? Discuss in
    pairs.

    Intended Outcome
    All students MUST (grade F):
    Be able to perform the chords of a Reggae song
    and attempt the bass line.
    Some students SHOULD (grade E):
    Perform the chords of a Reggae song accurately
    with an off-beat rhythm and perform the bass
    line accurately.

    Some students COULD (grade D/C):


    Perform the off-beat chords and the bass line
    accurately, and put the two parts together with
    a partner.

    Off-beat rhythms

    In Reggae music, chords are played


    on the off-beat (in-between the beat)
    Try it!

    Performing the chords

    Performing the bass line

    To end
    Tell your partner three things you
    have learnt today.
    Complete your tracker have you
    met your outcome? How will you
    improve next week?

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