This lesson plan outlines a music lesson for elementary students focusing on long and short articulations and loud and soft dynamics. The teacher will demonstrate these concepts on guitar and have students sing and move to examples. Students will learn to identify the concepts in a song and music examples. Assessment will be informal observation of student participation and responses to questions. Adaptations include using movement for engagement of all students.
This lesson plan outlines a music lesson for elementary students focusing on long and short articulations and loud and soft dynamics. The teacher will demonstrate these concepts on guitar and have students sing and move to examples. Students will learn to identify the concepts in a song and music examples. Assessment will be informal observation of student participation and responses to questions. Adaptations include using movement for engagement of all students.
This lesson plan outlines a music lesson for elementary students focusing on long and short articulations and loud and soft dynamics. The teacher will demonstrate these concepts on guitar and have students sing and move to examples. Students will learn to identify the concepts in a song and music examples. Assessment will be informal observation of student participation and responses to questions. Adaptations include using movement for engagement of all students.
This lesson plan outlines a music lesson for elementary students focusing on long and short articulations and loud and soft dynamics. The teacher will demonstrate these concepts on guitar and have students sing and move to examples. Students will learn to identify the concepts in a song and music examples. Assessment will be informal observation of student participation and responses to questions. Adaptations include using movement for engagement of all students.
Grade Elementary Level (K-5) Level Content Elementary General Music Area Topic Music National CREATING – Imagine: MU:Cr1.1.Ka With guidance, explore and experience Music music concepts (such as beat and melodic contour), MU:Cr1.1.Kb With Standards guidance, generate musical ideas (such as movements). PERFORMING – Analyze: MU:Pr4.2.Ka With guidance, explore and demonstrate awareness of music contrasts (such as high/low, loud/soft, same/different) in a variety of music selected for performance. California CREATING – Imagine: K.MU:Cr1a With guidance, explore and experience Arts music concepts (such as beat and melodic contour). K.MU:Cr1b With Standards guidance, generate musical ideas (such as movements or motives). for Music PERFORMING – Analyze: K.MU:Pr4.2 With guidance, explore and demonstrate awareness of music contrasts such as high/low, loud/soft, and same/different in a variety of music selected. English COLLABORATIVE – Emerging: Express basic personal and safety needs and Language ideas, and respond to questions on social and academic topics with gestures Developm and words or short phrases. Use basic social conventions to participate in ent conversations. PRODUCTIVE – Emerging: Produce learned words and phrases and use Standards gestures to communicate basic information. Express ideas using visuals such as drawings, charts, or graphic organizers. Learning By the end of the lesson, the students will be able to: objectives 1. Sing long and short articulations in the Moon Adventure song. 2. Sing soft and loud dynamics in the Moon Adventure Song. 3. Recognize long and short articulations in music 4. Recognize soft and loud dynamics in music. Instruction Zoom, Guitar, YouTube al Peer Gynt - Suite No. 1 Resources https://youtu.be/dyM2AnA96yE?t=10 / Materials Pat Metheny & Lyle Mays - Minuano https://youtu.be/6QTR2PsK3xM Peer Gynt - Hall of the Mountain King https://youtu.be/kLp_Hh6DKWc?t=37 Franz Ferdinand - Take Me Out https://youtu.be/h66dI0q_9As?t=54 Alfred Reed - El Camino Real https://youtu.be/HPYmrapNgxo?t=1 Foo Fighters - The Pretender https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=SBjQ9tuuTJQ&list=RDCLAK5uy_l3PeyHeqJh1dR78WjfsMJwRHJx9ofMvvc &index=18 Instruction 1. Show the students long and short styles of playing on the guitar. al 2. Ask the students which style sounds like flying and which style sounds strategies like marching. (teacher) 3. Play half notes on the guitar and let them ring for flying, and play short, Final Lesson Plan muted chords on the guitar for marching, sing in the corresponding style. 4. Ask the students which style sounds like sneaking and which style sounds like shouting. 5. Play the chords softly on the guitar for sneaking and loudly on the guitar for shouting. 6. Ask the students which activity they want to do again, to emphasize the difference between the four styles. 7. Play musical examples that fall under long (flying) or short (marching) articulations, and soft (sneaking) or loud (shouting) dynamics. Learning 1. Students dance and move like they are flying while singing the Moon activities Adventure song with long articulations and dance and move like they (students) are marching while singing the Moon Adventure song with short articulations. 2. Students dance and move like they are sneaking while singing the Moon Adventure song with soft dynamics and dance and move like they are shouting while singing the Moon Adventure song with loud dynamics. 3. Students listen to the musical examples and discern whether they are of the long or short articulations, and soft or loud dynamics. Assessme 1. Listen to see if the students are singing long and short articulations with nt me during the Moon Adventure song. (informal/ 2. Listen to see if the students are singing soft and loud dynamics with me formal) during the Moon Adventure song. 3. Ask the students to tell me what articulations and dynamics they hear in the musical examples. Adaptions/ The movement aspects of the lesson provide engagement and learning for accommo students who struggle with or cannot connect with the music audibly or visually. dations for If a student is drawing a distracting amount of attention to themself, I will ask students the student if they can participate in the activity so that they feel like a part of the experience. with specific learning needs As a result For the next lesson, I will make sure to show the students my guitar instead of of assuming they know what it is. teaching this lesson, what changes, if any, will you make to the next lesson?