SCAT SINGING FOR KIDS! A STEP-BY-STEP JOURNEY IN JAZZ
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1 SCAT SINGING FOR KIDS! A STEP-BY-STEP JOURNEY IN JAZZ Sharon Burch Introducing Jazz in Elementary Music Sharon@FreddieTheFrogBooks.com Teacher Resources and Downloads at: Freddie the Frog ipad App! 1
2 WHY TEACH JAZZ TO ELEMENTARY STUDENTS? Scatting and playing jazz music in its simplest form, develops creativity and synergistic collaboration for the greater good of the whole. Students of jazz practice skills needed for today's world and the next generation of adults. Where else do students practice such an essential skill in a daily routine? Jazz. ELEMENTARY JAZZ EDUCATION SEQUENCE 1. 4/4 BEAT. Feel it. Move to it. 2. STRESS ON BEATS 2 & 4. Feel it. Move to it. 3. SWING. Feel it. Say it. Bear, Papa Bear, Papa Play it. 4. CALL AND RESPONSE ECHO. 5. TRIPLET UNDERTONES. Begin with doodle-dah; move to doo dah. 6. CALL AND RESPONSE ANSWERS 7. IMPROVISATION STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE TO A SCAT SINGING COMFORT ZONE STEP 1: INTRODUCE FREDDIE THE FROG WITH THE 1 ST STORY! Freddie the Frog and the Thump in the Night Freddie the Frog Teacher s Puppet A story gives a puppet a personality and creates a relationship with the listener. The puppet becomes real. Kids are now connected. This connection is a key factor to everything else. Now, the chosen puppet becomes a wonderful tool for teaching music and more including JAZZ! STEP 2: 4/4 BEAT Freddie the Frog and the Mysterious Wahoooo Beat activities STEP 3: STRESS ON BEATS 2 & 4 (BLUE BEETLE BUGS) Freddie the Frog and the Secret of Crater Island The Gecko Blues beats 2 & 4 (Free download at: STEP 4: SWING FEEL BEAR, PAPA BEAR, PAPA BEAR Rhythm Instruments: Chant and Play Swing Classroom Instrument Rotation The Mirror Game KIDS EXPERIENCE JAZZ THROUGH SCAT! WHAT IS SCAT? Scat is the improvised singing of nonsense syllables in jazz music, similar to an instrumental jazz solo. Use your voice to sing words that you invent. STEP 5: INTRODUCING SCAT THROUGH A STORY 2
3 Freddie the Frog and the Flying Jazz Kitten Introduces kids to scat, jammin, improv and call and response through an interactive story. Instrument scat BLUES TRACK IN C An instrumental jazz track from the Flying Jazz Kitten book/cd for the following: ECHO SCAT (One person leads; others echo.) DOOBY BIP WAP SCOO SHOOBY WOOBY BOP WOP DIDDLEY SKIDDLEY SCOOBY BUM BAM DO-DAT WAH-WAH STEP 6: ECHO SCAT Teacher leader/group echo 1. Echo scat 2. Sing and move to the rhythm of scat words. STEP 7: ECHO SCAT One student leader/group echo STEP 8: SCAT WORD FLASHCARDS Choosing Partners Classroom Management STEP 9: ECHO SCAT Freddie leader/kitten echo STEP 10: ECHO SCAT Kitten leader/freddie echo STEP 11: ECHO SCAT Adding new scat words CALL & RESPONSE (One person calls; another responds with a different scat word.) STEP 12: CALL & RESPONSE Freddie leader/kitten response 1. Scat your own response using scat words below; add movement. STEP 13: CALL & RESPONSE 3
4 Kitten leader/freddie response STEP 14: TRADE PARTNERS Call and Response STEP 15: ECHO SCATTIN FUN! Many student leaders/group echo EXTENSION LESSONS ADDING INSTRUMENTS! More Jazz Teaching Resources - Lessons and Tips: THE FLYING JAZZ KITTENS TEACHER S BOOK/CD BY SHERRY LUCHETTE (Teaching notes from The Flying Jazz Kittens teacher's book.) The beat of the scat words will be tapped out on the body to feel the jazz-style syncopated phrases. Body percussion exercises from simple to more complex: Center of body with symmetrical movements Center of body with alternating movements Up & Down body with symmetrical movements Up & Down body with alternating movements Body percussion is transferred to simple non-pitched percussion instruments (sticks, shakers, hand drums, etc.) with blues track accompaniment CD. Variations on this activity: Picking a Student Leader JAZZY FAIRY TALES BY SUSAN MILLIGAN AND LOUISE ROGERS (Alfred Publishing) Grades K-3. Kids act out a classic story in a jazzy style. o The Three Jazzy Little Pigs o The Three Jazzy Goats o The Three Jazzy Bears Captivating and fun. Includes a narrated CD with original music. Vocals and bass line. 4
5 THE JAZZ FLY BY MATTHEW GOLLUB JAZZ FLY 2 BY MATTHEW GOLLUB (Tortuga Press) Grades K-3. A jazz story that invites kids to participate. Captivating and fun. Each storybook includes a CD. THE JAZZ CATS BY BRAD KELLER AND BONNIE ROSSA ( Grades 4-8. Biographies, lessons, student books, recorder, Orff. The History of Jazz student and teacher books Jammin with The Jazz Cats Orff Songbook/CD Jazz Cats Recorder book/cd Nice original recordings with jazz artists. MEET THE GREAT JAZZ LEGENDS BY RONALD MCCURDY (Alfred Publishing) Grades 4-8. Biography, history and reproducible worksheets. Original CD recordings of the jazz artists. JAZZ IT UP BY SUSIE DAVIES-SPLITTER AND PHIL SPLITTER JAZZ AND BLUES FOR KIDS BY SUSIE DAVIES-SPLITTER AND PHIL SPLITTER (Themes & Variations, North American publisher) Orff Great authentic recording of original jazz music. Educational and fun! CHOP-MONSTER, JR. BY MARGARET FITZGERALD, KIMBERLY MCCORD, SHELLY BERG (Alfred Publishing) Jazz Handbook for Elementary General Music Teachers Grades 3-6 Reproducible worksheets. 2 CDs Sequential call-and-response lessons. NOW S THE TIME: TEACHING JAZZ TO ALL AGES BY DOUG GOODKIN (Pentatonic Press. Orff approach to teaching jazz Sequence for ages 3-14 plus CD recordings available Detailed and thorough instruction 5
6 ARTIES JAZZ PACK BY ARTIE ALMEIDA (Heritage Music Press/Lorenz Publishing) Grades 2-8. Jazz history, interactive listening cards, and reproducible worksheets. Original CD recordings of the jazz musicians. EXPLORING THE BLUES (Cherry Lane/Hal Leonard Publishing) Grades 6-8. Blues history and reproducible worksheets. Original CD recordings of the blues musicians. JUNIOR JAZZ: BEGINNING STEPS TO SINGING JAZZ BY KIRBY SHAW (Hal Leonard Publishing) Grades Walks a choir through the steps of understanding and singing jazz. ESSENTIALS OF JAZZ THEORY by Shelton Berg (Alfred Publishing) Grades 7-12 jazz theory and ear training books 1-3. Sequential lessons and CD recordings. JAZZ FOR YOUNG PEOPLE CURRICULUM BY WYNTON MARSALIS (Produced by Jazz at Lincoln Center/Scholastic Inc./The Louis Armstrong Educational Foundation) Grades CD Lesson Set Student Guides In the Studio video on VHS Walks a choir through the steps of understanding and singing jazz. A comprehensive list of JAZZ STORYBOOKS AND BOOKS 6
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