The lesson plan introduces students to a song called "Who Has a Fish Pole?" using a magic microphone as a fishing pole. The teacher will lead the students in echoing rhythmic patterns from the song and doing motions to accompany the lyrics. The objectives are for students to listen to and imitate rhythmic patterns, identify similarities and differences in melodic phrases, and explore music concepts such as beat. The teacher will observe students differentiating melodic patterns and engaging with the rhythmic elements of the song.
The lesson plan introduces students to a song called "Who Has a Fish Pole?" using a magic microphone as a fishing pole. The teacher will lead the students in echoing rhythmic patterns from the song and doing motions to accompany the lyrics. The objectives are for students to listen to and imitate rhythmic patterns, identify similarities and differences in melodic phrases, and explore music concepts such as beat. The teacher will observe students differentiating melodic patterns and engaging with the rhythmic elements of the song.
The lesson plan introduces students to a song called "Who Has a Fish Pole?" using a magic microphone as a fishing pole. The teacher will lead the students in echoing rhythmic patterns from the song and doing motions to accompany the lyrics. The objectives are for students to listen to and imitate rhythmic patterns, identify similarities and differences in melodic phrases, and explore music concepts such as beat. The teacher will observe students differentiating melodic patterns and engaging with the rhythmic elements of the song.
The lesson plan introduces students to a song called "Who Has a Fish Pole?" using a magic microphone as a fishing pole. The teacher will lead the students in echoing rhythmic patterns from the song and doing motions to accompany the lyrics. The objectives are for students to listen to and imitate rhythmic patterns, identify similarities and differences in melodic phrases, and explore music concepts such as beat. The teacher will observe students differentiating melodic patterns and engaging with the rhythmic elements of the song.
Teacher: Arnulfo Rodriguez Class: Fish Pole first touch Date:
Lesson Concepts & Motivation: Materials: Set-up:
Fish Pole (1 touch) Magic Microphone/Fishing Pole Wrap Yarn in Magic Mic
Song/Piece/Activity/Objectives Step-by-Step Procedure Evaluation Time
S/P/A: Who Has a Fish Pole? T will observe S differentiate 3:00 Tonality: Major -T lets grab the magic rope and jumble it up melodic patterns Meter: Duple -T&S jumple up rope -T oh no were stuck Objective(s): I will… -T lets go fishing Listen to chant in duple and major -T says “the magic microphone is now a fishing pole” Echo patterns in duple meter -T recites Who’s Got a Fish Pole? with motions [1] -S watches Listen to a song in Major -T recites Who’s Got a Fish Pole? with motions [2] Listen to a song in 2/4 -S watches -T says pop your bubbles and your free from magic rope SSS: MU.K.S.3.4: now do what I do Imitate simple rhythm patterns played -T recites Who’s Got a Fish Pole? with motions [3] by the teacher or peer -S does motions with T -T recites Who’s Got a Fish Pole? with motions [4] MU.K.O.1.1: -S does motions Respond to beat, rhythm, and melodic -T recites Who’s Got a Fish Pole? with motions [5] lines through imitation -T asks students what we should put on the bait -S says a bait MU.K.O.1.2: --T recites Who’s Got a Fish Pole? with motions [6] Identify similarities and differences in -T asks students what we should put on the bait melodic phrases and/or rhythmic -S says a bait patterns NCCAS: MU:Cr1.1.Ka: With guidance, explore and experience music concepts (such as beat and melodic contour)
MU:Cr1.1.Kb: With guidance, generate musical ideas (such as movements or motives) Announcements/Administrivia Lesson Post-Evaluation: