Second Grade. Unit One Hello Song (Bailey Binder 46) Rhythm Patterns
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1 Unit One Hello Song (Bailey Binder 46) LSA Rhythm Patterns 4B1 ART.M.I.2.1 Sing with age-appropriate tone quality Antiphonal singing Chain singing Create Perform ART.M.I.2.6 ART.M.I.2.9 ART.M.II.2.1 Independently play rhythmic ostinati on pitched and non-pitched instruments Utilize a syllable system for chanting and reading rhythms in duple meter: eighth, quarter, half, dotted half, and whole notes Create rhythmic ostinati accompaniments Built My Lady (Orff MMC p. 5) Review duple meter Identify meter of songs via questions Basketball OT analogy for dotted notes Notation Game (Orff MMC p. 5) Creating Rhythmic Phrase (Orff MMC 3) Drum It Out (Pop Music MMC) Johnny s Gone to Tea (Sams) Old Mother Brown (IDEAS Music) Yo Ho, I Pull the Anchor (Rose) Assess ART.M.I.2.6 PRE-TEST: Independently play rhythmic ostinati on pitched and nonpitched instruments 2015 L. Micheel-Mays Page 1 of 16
2 Unit One 3 JRI: 182 Turn the Glasses Over ART.M.I.2.6 ART.M.II.2.1 Listen to CD 2 #41 Add flow add scarves to flow using long hang time Cue RT with JOE DO at phrase endings label RT ID major Listen add macro micro with solfege cue with signs Learn rhythmic ostinato with notation/solfege on legs sticks Listen rhythm solfege echoes ID duple Tiptoe micro jump macro switch on cue Review ostinato and label Create new ostinato* Learn melody Learn dance m. 1-4 Review melody with antiphonal singing ½ sing melody and ½ chant rhythm ostinato Learn dance m. 5-8 Review melody with chain singing Review ostinato on instruments choose performers Learn dance m Facing the Wall (Mvmt Exploration 28) Movement: SPACE Chirpa, Chirpa (Chappelle CD 1 #6 Activity 1) {Repertoire Dance} {Repertoire Dance} {Repertoire Dance} Vocabulary Exploration Expression Art Music Student-Created Circle Dance Other *I create a series of cards with 2-beat duple meter rhythms and corresponding text from song. Class selects two cards, chooses an order, performs the rhythmic ostinati using text and body percussion, and adds instruments. Repeat process with different cards L. Micheel-Mays Page 2 of 16
3 Unit Two Hello Song (Bailey Binder 46) LSA Tonal Patterns 2B3 Perform ART.M.I.2.4 Play and/or sing ostinati patterns Ghost of John (JRI 3: 50) Donkey Riding (Orff MMC p. 12) Create ART.M.II.2.1 Create melodic ostinati accompaniments Sally Go Round the Sun (Hornbach Wizards p. 5) Built My Lady (Orff MMC p. 5) Listen ART.M.III.2.5 ART.M.III.2.1 Visually and aurally identify the woodwind family Recognize musical forms including phrases Antiphonal singing Michael Row Your Boat Ashore Assess ART.M.I.2.1 PRE-TEST: Sing with age-appropriate tone quality Antiphonal singing Chain singing 2015 L. Micheel-Mays Page 3 of 16
4 Unit Two If possible, use 5 xylophones in lessons 2-4 (1 xylophone per column of students). 2 JRI: 170 Old Abram Brown ART.M.I.2.4, ART.M.II.2.1, ART.M.III.2.1 Listen to CD 2 #43 tonal solfege sing RT on cue ID minor I play on recorder & C moves to micro macro beats Learn melodic ostinato with notation (I compose) Review melodic ostinato Learn melody Learn play bass xylophone ostinato (170) {rotate through lines} Review melody using phrasing activity C = M & I = round Gradually split into ½ melody and ½ melodic ostinato Learn play alto xylophone ostinato (170) {rotate through lines} Compose melodic ostinato on RT using text from song Review ½ melody and ½ melodic ostinato Review xylophone ostinati choose performers Assemble all components and reinforce phrasing MOVEMENT: Time Time (Word Document) Different Parts, Different Times (Mvmt Exploration 18) Chappelle CD 1 #9 Pumpkin, Pumpkin (Halloween Activities) Fast and Slow Land (Mvmt Exploration 18) Halloween (K CD 5 #44) Vocabulary Exploration Expression Art Music Circle Dance Student-Created 2015 L. Micheel-Mays Page 4 of 16
5 Unit Three Hello, There LSA Rhythm Patterns 4C1 Perform ART.M.I.2.8 Sing and play tonic/dominant accompaniments to familiar songs Donkey Riding (Orff MMC p. 12) Old Mother Brown (IDEAS Music) ART.M.I.2.10 Use standard notation to read pitches in the pentatonic scale See concept lesson and below Create ART.M.II.2.2 Improvise stylistically-appropriate consequence phrases in response to rhythmic antecedent phrases Must include sixteenth notes Down in the Jungle (DeBoer Programs) Listen ART.M.III.2.5 Visually and aurally identify the flute Beattles Eleanor Rigby ART.M.III.2.4 Use vocabulary to describe the distinguishing characteristics of contrasting musical styles Assess ART.M.I.2.9 Utilize a syllable system for chanting and reading rhythms in duple meter: eighth, quarter, half, dotted half, and whole notes Lesson One: echo pitch solfege with flashcards in F+ Lesson Two: echo pitch solfege with flashcards ID/count lines and spaces explain solfege Lesson Three: echo pitch solfege with flashcards ID flashcard in line-up decode flashcards Lesson Four: echo pitch solfege with flashcards find patterns on poster/worksheet decode portion of a familiar song 2015 L. Micheel-Mays Page 5 of 16
6 Unit Three K: 168 Down by the Station ART.M.I.2.8 ART.M.II.2.2 Listen echo tonal solfege sing RT on cue ID major Learn bassline using Hoberman s Sphere to show changes MOVEMENT: Weight Weight (Word Document) Experiement with each motion Vocabulary Exploration Review bassline with antiphonal singing C = BL & I = M Learn melody C = BL with sphere & I = rhythmic improvisation using solfege A Turkey Named Bert (2 TE 311) Other Thanksgiving Thanksgiving Student-Created Review melody with STOP/GO sign C = M & I = BL Add rhythm solfege improvisation at :lls while I sing BL Feierabend CD 1 #2 (light) & #6 (strong) Use mvmts on weight chart Expression Art Music Gradually split into ½ melody and ½ bassline C tiptoes macros around die cuts* while singing melody turn over die cuts on my cue hum melody or improv rhythms :ll Circle Dance *Make die cuts that say bassline or improvise on the back ASSESSMENT OF ART.M.I.2.9 C circles on numbers to CD S on stool chants rhythm flashcard at :ll C circles on numbers to CD S on stool chants rhythm flashcard at :ll C passes object to CD S with object chants rhythm flashcard at :ll C passes object to CD S with object chants rhythm flashcard at :ll I choose S to chant rhythm flashcard 2015 L. Micheel-Mays Page 6 of 16
7 Unit Four Hello, Hello (Bailey Binder 74) LSA Tonal Patterns 2C3 Perform ART.M.I.2.9 ART.M.I.2.3 Utilize a syllable system for chanting and reading rhythms in triple meter: eighth, dotted quarter, dotted half, and quarter-eighth figures Sing expressively using phrasing and dynamics: piano, mezzo forte, forte, crescendo, and decrescendo Review triple meter Identify meter of songs via questions Notation Game (Orff MMC p. 5) Snowflakes (McDonough/Behrends MMC) Mortimer by Robert Munsch ART.M.I.2.5 Respond to conducting cues for dynamic levels ART.M.III.2.1 Recognize musical forms: Verse and Refrain YMCA Supercalifragilistic Listen ART.M.III.2.3 Use movement, drawing, and other means to respond to given criteria in aural examples ART.M.III.2.5 Visually and aurally identify the oboe Assess ART.M.II.2.2 Improvise stylistically-appropriate consequence phrases in response to rhythmic antecedent phrases 2015 L. Micheel-Mays Page 7 of 16
8 Unit Four Sheet Music A Pirate Adventure Listen rhythm solfege ID triple Learn refrain Learn eighth notation ART.M.III.2.1 ART.M.III.2.3 ART.M.I.2.9 Levels (Word Document) MOVEMENT: Levels Vocabulary Exploration Listen introduce form Review refrain learn verse 1 Learn dotted quarter notation Review form review verse 1 learn verse 2 Learn dotted half notation Review all verses and refrain Experiment with dynamics: p, mf, f, crescendo, decrescendo Learn quarter-eighth notation Perhaps move the extra week earlier in the unit. Class hops while I improvise on recorder freeze at HML level in the shape of a letter :ll with new mvmt and shape Noble Duke of York Folk Dance (Jump Jim Joe 13) Learn steps 1 & 2 Noble Duke of York Folk Dance (Jump Jim Joe 13) Learn step 3 Noble Duke of York Folk Dance (Jump Jim Joe 13) Review and clean Student-Created Student-Created Circle Dance Other ASSESSMENT OF ART.M.II L. Micheel-Mays Page 8 of 16
9 Unit Five Welcome 2012 (Working) LSA Rhythm Patterns 4B2 or 7A1 Perform ART.M.III.2.2 Utilize standard notation to notate simple rhythmic patterns Saw Away (Orff MMC p. 4) Create ART.M.II.2.2 Improvise stylistically-appropriate consequence phrases in response to melodic antecedent phrases Q Chord/Ukelele Category Game (Orff MMC p. 3) Arioso (Feierabend MMC) See ORFF IMPROVISATION index card Listen ART.M.III.2.5 Visually and aurally identify the clarinet Assess ART.M.I.2.10 ART.M.I.2.6 Use standard notation to read pitches in the pentatonic scale POST-TEST: Independently play rhythmic ostinati on pitched and nonpitched instruments 2015 L. Micheel-Mays Page 9 of 16
10 Unit Five Hine Ma Tov ART.M.III.2.2 Hornbach Beat: 3 ART.M.II.2.2 Listen macro/micro echo tonal solfege ID minor I demonstrate improvisation process: puppets, neutral, phrases C assembles rhythms using teacher meter packet: solfege neutral syllables (develop strategies to decode/visualize neutral rhythms) Learn melody I improvise a melody for {text}* at each :ll learn chanted text Experiment with improvisation: ukulele, neutral, phrases Pairs assemble rhythms using triple packets: solfege neutral Review melody C/S improvise a melody for {text}* at each :ll S notate rhythms on wkshts/white boards: solfege neutral OR see Orff/Rhythm Dictation index card Review all components Add mvmt: A = sing melody & tiptoe to find partner B = elbow swing while I improvise 8 beats on recorder Improvise = 1 S improvises antecedent & other S improvises consequent Experiment with improv using xylophones (see index card) MOVEMENT: Body Parts and Whole Heel, Toe on the Line (Valentine s Day Dance) Vocabulary Exploration Circle Dance Student-Created Expression Art Music * Find me a partner, who will it be? I ll be your partner, please pick me! ASSESSMENT OF ART.M.I.2.6 Learn rhythmic ostinato on instrument with solfege while I sing melody S plays rhythmic ostinato on instrument while chanting solfege S plays rhythmic ostinato on instrument while chanting solfege S plays rhythmic ostinato on instrument while chanting solfege X 2015 L. Micheel-Mays Page 10 of 16
11 Unit Six Hello Everybody (Panabaker) LSA Tonal Patterns 5B1 Review repertoire for Spring Showcase and Spring Sing Perform ART.M.I.2.1 Identify, sing, and show melodic contour: ascend, descend, repeat, skip, and step Hear the Frog Bear Went Over the Mtn (DeBoer Programs) ART.M.I.2.11 Identify and describe expressive elements: articulations and tempi Discuss repertoire with vocabulary Listen ART.M.III.2.3 Use movement, drawing, and other means to respond to given criteria in aural examples Assess ART.M.I.2.9 Utilize a syllable system for chanting and reading rhythms in triple meter: eighth, dotted quarter, dotted half, and quarter-eighth figures 2015 L. Micheel-Mays Page 11 of 16
12 Unit Six Finale Notation PDF Bar Graph PDF, & PowerPoint Hot Dog ART.M.I.2.1 ART.M.III.2.3 MOVEMENT: Shape X Listen macro/micro movement tonal solfege ID major Introduce contour as shape of melody Discover repeating contour using PowerPoint/bulletin board/pdfs Sing melody Learn melody Review melodic contour and repeating contour Discover stepwise and skipping Move to ascending/descending in song but don t discuss Review melody, contour, repeating, stepwise, and skipping Learn ascending/descending Add ascending/descending movement label Sing and move to melody Review melodic contour and all types I improvise melodies on recorder C IDs contour Vocabulary Exploration Expression Art Music Student-Created Circle Dance Other ASSESSMENT OF ART.M.I.2.9 C circles on numbers to CD S on stool chants rhythm flashcard at :ll C passes object to CD S with object chants rhythm flashcard at :ll C passes object to CD S with object chants rhythm flashcard at :ll C circles on numbers to CD S on stool chants rhythm flashcard at :ll I choose S to chant rhythm flashcard 2015 L. Micheel-Mays Page 12 of 16
13 Unit Seven Jazzy Hello (Bailey Binder 72) LSA Rhythm Patterns 4C2 or 7A2 Perform Week of April 25 = Spring Showcase Week of May 2 = Spring Sing Create ART.M.II.2.3 Improvise rhythmic variations for familiar songs See index card Listen ART.M.III.2.5 Visually and aurally identify the bassoon Assess ART.M.III.2.2 Utilize standard notation to notate simple rhythmic patterns 2015 L. Micheel-Mays Page 13 of 16
14 Unit Seven There is no new repertoire for Unit Seven. ART.M.III.2.5 ART.M.II.2.3 Spring Sing & Spring Showcase Review Spring Sing & Spring Showcase Dress Rehearsal Spring Showcase Spring Sing 2015 L. Micheel-Mays Page 14 of 16
15 Unit Eight Jazzy Hello (Bailey Binder 72) LSA Tonal Patterns 5C1 Perform ART.M.III.2.2 Utilize standard notation to notate simple melodic patterns See concept lesson and modify to DRMFS Music staff white boards Create ART.M.II.2.4 Compose a pentatonic song for pitched instruments All seven xylophones See below* Listen ART.M.III.2.5 Visually and aurally identify the saxophone Assess ART.M.II.2.2 ART.M.I.2.1 Improvise stylistically-appropriate consequence phrases in response to melodic antecedent phrases POST-TEST: Sing with age-appropriate tone quality Antiphonal singing Chain singing *Xylophone Composition Project Ideas 1. Most groups improvise rather than compose because their songs constantly change, even during performance. When students notate their ideas, they shift from improvising to composing. However, the performances are awkward and not musical. 2. Listening to the ipad recording from the previous week does not help; paper notation is more effective. Perhaps create a worksheet with spots for the rough draft, revisions, and final draft. Include the rhythm :ll. Add lines beneath the notes for letter names; start and end on C. Use the fifth grade worksheet as a template L. Micheel-Mays Page 15 of 16
16 Unit Eight Compose Pentatonic Songs for Melodic Instruments See worksheets Demonstrate playing technique discuss instrument care Choose 6 groups discuss group etiquette I demonstrate exploration process Groups experiment groups share Explore Compose Notate Share & record on ipad Watch recordings from last week Revise Notate Practice I demonstrate performance process/etiquette MOVEMENT: Locomotion Vocabulary Exploration Expression Art Music Student-Created Circle Dance Perform Other ASSESSMENT OF ART.M.I.2.1 Chain singing by phrases Chain singing by phrases Chain singing by phrases Chain singing by phrases X 2015 L. Micheel-Mays Page 16 of 16
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