Developing Music Skills

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1 Developing Music Skills Grades K-3 Written by Linda Ann Hopley Illustrated by S&S Learning Materials About the author: Linda Ann Hopley has been a piano and theory teacher for over 30 years. She has written material for music for the last ten years. She loves working with children and helping them to develop an interest and appreciation for music. Copyright 2010 This publication may be reproduced under licence from Access Copyright, or with the express written permission of On The Mark Press / S&S Learning Materials, or as permitted by law. All rights are otherwise reserved, and no part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, scanning, recording or otherwise, except as specifically authorized. We acknowledge the financial support of the Government of Canada through the Book Publishing Industry Development Program (BPIDP) for this project. All Rights Reserved Printed in Canada Published in the United States by: On the Mark Press P.O. Box 433 Clayton, New York Published in Canada by: S&S Learning Materials 15 Dairy Avenue Napanee, Ontario K7R 1M4

2 At A Glance Kindergarten Learning Expectations The Musical Alphabet The Keyboard Instruments in a Band The Marching Beat Notes Rests The Treble Clef The Bass Clef The Singing Scale The Composer The Conductor Music Memory Game Review and Quiz Understanding Concepts Learning the 7 letters in music. Learning how to print music. Learning about groups of black keys on the keyboard. Learning about sounds that instruments make. Learning about the difference between notes and rests. Learning about shapes. Learning to count. Learning about pitch. Learning the difference between composers and conductors. Learning about beats. Skills of Inquiry, Design, and Communication Creativity Counting, marching, singing. Working within a group optional Relating music to the outside world.

3 At A Glance Grade 1 Learning Expectations Percussion Instruments The One - Beat Note The One - Beat Rest The Staff The Treble Clef A B C D E F G Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Ti, Do High and Low Pitch The Composer Music Reviews With Games, Quizzes, and Songs Understanding Concepts Understanding shapes. Learning the letters used in music. Understanding what one beat is. Learning what gets one beat. Learning about high and low notes. Recognizing the treble clef and what music is written on. Recognizing percussion instruments and learning how they work. Learning about a composer. Skills of Inquiry, Design, and Communication Creativity Working within a group optional Counting and adding. Recognition of letters. Relating music to the outside world.

4 At A Glance Grade 2 Learning Expectations String Instruments The Difference Betweem 1 or 2 Beats The Two Beat Note The Two Beat Rest The Bar Line and Double Bar Line The Bass Clef The Difference Between Treble and Bass A B C D E F G Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Ti, Do The Composer Mozart Music Reviews Understanding Concepts Learning the letters used in music. Understanding what one beat is. Learning about two beats. Learning about high and low notes. Recognizing the difference between treble and bass. Learning about the staff, bar lines, and double bar lines. Learning about string instruments. Learning about one half and one quarter. Learning about a composer. Learning what a solo or duet is. Skills of Inquiry and Communication Creativity Working with others optional Counting and adding. Recognition of letters. Relating music to the outside world.

5 At A Glance Grade 3 Learning Expectations Woodwind Instruments The Difference Between 1, 2, and 3 Beats The One Beat Note and Rest The Two Beat Note and Rest The Three Beat Note Pitch and the Difference Between Treble & Bass The Brace Pitch Difference Between Brace & Quarter Note The Staff, Bar Line, and Double Bar Line Repeat Signs The Composer Beethoven A B C D E F G, Do to Do, and Pitch Music Reviews Understanding Concepts Learning about a composer. Recognizing woodwind instruments. Understanding what one beat is. Learning what gets one, two, and three beats. Recognizing the treble and bass clef. Recognizing the staff and its components. Learning the singing scale, the music scale, and understanding pitch. Skills of Inquiry, Design, and Communication Creativity Review of the alphabet. Subtraction. Adding, counting, and multiplying. Counting by 2 s and problem solving. Working with a group optional Relating music to the outside world.

6 Table of Contents Kindergarten At A Glance TM Kindergarten... 2 At A Glance TM Grade At A Glance TM Grade At A Glance TM Grade Teacher Assessment Rubric Grades K to Student Self-Assessment Rubric Grades K to Developing Music Skills in Kingergarten Introduction Teacher Notes: List of Materials Teacher Notes: Teaching Suggestions Music Glossary Teacher Notes: Music Incentives, Music Scale, Singing Scale, Rhythm Instruments A Musical Letters Memory Game A B C D E F G Worksheet The Musical Letter A The Musical Letter B The Musical Letter C The Musical Letter D The Musical Letter E The Musical Letter F The Musical Letter G The Singing Scale Playing and Singing Scales Playing Scale Musical Instruments for the Rhythm Band Teacher Notes: The Keyboard, Some Band Instruments, The Musical Story, The Note, Rest, Treble Clef, and Bass Clef The Keyboard Keyboard Colors Counting 1, 2, 3, Cymbols Go Crash in a Band Drums Musical School in Musicland (Booklet) The Musical Top Musical Notes Musical Signs Bass Clef Matching Musical Signs The Spooky Find (Review) Sweet Music (Review) My Music Tree (Review) Let It Snow (Review) How Many Bass Clefs Can You Find? Spring Design (Review) Reproducible Rest Stencils... 56

7 Table of Contents Grade 1 Developing Music Skills in Grade Introduction Teacher Notes: List of Materials Teacher Notes: Teaching Suggestions Music Glossary Teacher Notes: Percussion Instruments The Noisy Day at the Maracas (Booklet) Is It Tapped or Shaken? Bedtime for Baby Bells What Are We? Triangles and Circles for Tara and Tammy Answer Sheet Make to Shake Teacher Notes: One Beat The One Beat Note and Rest One Beat Notes One Beat Rests One Beat Notes and Rests Tap and Rest One Beat Note and Rest Stencils Timing for Jo-Jum s Drum Teacher Notes: The Treble Clef, Staff, Letters, Notes, Pitch, and The Composer Chopin The Treble Clef What s My Name? The Staff The Ball Store S-T-A-F-F Do to Do Up to Do Musical Letters Keyboard Craze The Secret Word Answer Key Chopin and Me (Booklet) Teacher Notes: Review Activities The Haunted House Hustle Candy Cane Coloring My Musical Valentine How Lucky Are You? Easter Egg Music Summer Find Match the Musical Picture with It s Twin My Favorite Musical Instrument Music in My World Teacher Instructions for Musical Games Spinner s Quest - Game # Game One Spinner Cards for Games #2 and # Cards for Card Game #

8 Table of Contents Grade 2 Developing Music Skills in Grade Introduction Teacher Notes: List of Materials Teacher Notes: Teaching Suggestions Music Glossary Teacher Notes: One, Two Beat Notes and Rests, Treble Clef, Bass Clef, Music Signs Musical Notes Music Signs Is It 1 or 2? Sea Song Notes to Note What Is It? One, Two Beats for You Is it The Bass Clef or the Treble Clef? Music Stencil Teacher Notes: Singing Scale, Music Scale, and the Composer Mozart Do to Do Musical Words By the Seashore Mozart and Me (Booklet) Teacher Notes: String Instruments The Big Concert (Booklet) The Tissue Box Harp Barney Bass and the Monkey Bars Hanna s Party Color with Verna Charlie s March How Do I Make Music Teacher Notes: Holiday Worksheets The Music Tree Heart to Heart My Musical Valentine The Lucky Rainbow The Double Surprise Sing Into Spring Fish Beats Teacher Notes: Instructions for the Games Spinner for Spinner Quest Spinner Quest - Questions and Answers - Group A Spinner Quest - Questions and Answers - Group B Game Cards for Games #2 and # Teacher Notes: Review Worksheets, Quiz, and Review Art Review Facts Review Quiz A Musical Instrument Music in My World Fun With Musical Signs Answer Key...168

9 Table of Contents Grade 3 Developing Music Skills in Grade Introduction Teacher Notes: List of Materials Teacher Notes: Teaching Suggestions Music Glossary Teacher Notes: Teacher Instructions for the Vine Flute Teacher Notes: One, Two, Three Beat Notes, One and Two Beat Rests, Bass Clef, Treble Clef, Music Signs of the Staff Stencils Musical Signs , 2, 3 Beats Rhythm Plus Balloon Beat Notes to Note Who s Under the Rainbow Trebles Clef Around Brace to Face Repeat and Repeat Stencils Teacher Notes: Woodwind Instruments, Two Scales, A Composer The Royal Joke (Booklet) What Am I? The Gift The Three Beat Note Beat the Note Musical Spelling Do Re Me, A, B, C Beethoven and Me (Booklet) Teacher Notes: Holiday Worksheets A to G Halloween The Musical Christmas Tree Happy New Year! My Musical Valentine Create New Colors Who Was Born on Easter Morn? Lost at Sea Teacher Notes: Instructions for the Games Spinner for Spinner Quest Spinner Quest - Questions and Answers - Group A Spinner Quest - Questions and Answers - Group B Game Cards for Games #2 and # Game Cards for Game #4 Go Rest Teacher Notes: Review Worksheets, Quiz, and Review Art Review Facts More Review Review Quiz Music in My World Musical Instrument Fun! Music Certificate...224

10 Connect the dots. Color the letter and the picture. Draw more apples. IS A LETTER USED IN MUSIC. 1 APPLE ISBN: OTM-517 SSE1-17

11 Color the blocks and draw something made of blocks. Can you count the blocks? IS A LETTER USED IN MUSIC. MANY BLOCKS ISBN: OTM-517 SSE1-17

12 Draw more holes in the cheese. Draw something that eats cheese. IS A LETTER USED IN MUSIC. 1 BLOCK OF CHEESE ISBN: OTM-517 SSE1-17

13 How many bunnies do you see? How many drum sticks do you see? Draw the rest of the parade. IS A LETTER USED IN MUSIC. 2 DRUMS ISBN: OTM-517 SSE1-17

14 Some people eat eggs for breakfast. Draw what you like to eat for breakfast. IS A LETTER USED IN MUSIC EGGS ISBN: OTM-517 SSE1-17