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Intro To Instruments Lesson
Intro To Instruments Lesson
FOUNDATIONAL OBJECTIVES
Students will:
- Develop an awareness of loud/soft sounds in speech, music, and the environment
- Experiment with the voice and instruments by creating and imitating sounds
- Experiment with a variety of simple found objects and selected instruments
- With teacher support, make basic decisions about an idea and the sounds or
instruments to be used in creating a music expression.
SWBAT:
- Used instruments in a respectful way to create loud and soft sounds.
- Play the instruments together as a group (on a beat)
- Learn the signals as when to play and when not to play (staying together – unison)
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SET:
- Have the instruments sitting on the student’s desk. Explain to the students that each
of them will become experts on their instruments at the story area.
- Establish a stop playing signal and play signal with the students before they have
their instruments in their hands.
DEVELOPMENT:
- Have the students go to their desks and experiment with the instruments for 2-3 mins
- Use the stop signal. Have volunteers stand up and demo their instruments sound.
- Have the students describe the sound and compare the instruments appearances.
CLOSURE:
- If time, have the students attempt to play their instruments together as a group in
unison.
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EVALUATION
- Due to the fact that this is the first lesson, evaluation will revolve around
participation and listening skills as new directions and signals are being introduced.
- Off task behavior will be recorded in the Data Collection section.
CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT
- Classroom management techniques in regards to the instruments will be stressed at
the beginning of the lesson due to the fact that the students have not played the
instruments before.
- A stop signal (clap pattern) will be established and practiced before students pick up
their instruments.
ADAPTIVE DIMENSION
- For students who need a demonstration as to how to use the instrument (specifically
Talha), the teacher will be demonstrating how to use each instrument after the
student has had a chance to explore it by themselves and show the class.
PROFESSIONAL TARGET
Area: Relationships with Others
DATA COLLECTION:
1. Please record any off task behavior (student’s name and behavior) that occurs
throughout the lesson.