5th Grade
October
September 25- October 6, 2023
Topic: Rhythm, Reading Music, Ostinatos
Standards Taught:
1a: Sing with appropriate posture
1b: Sing expressively with appropriate dynamics
1e: Sing in groups, matching dynamic levels
5a: Read rhythms in 4/4 meter
6c: Use appropriate terms to explain music
9a: Listen to and identify music from a different historical period
Learning Targets:
1. Students will be able to understand and demonstrate classroom rules and procedures.
2. Students will sing using their singing voices.
3. Students will match pitch.
4. Students will be able to identify quarter notes, eighth notes, quarter rests, and sixteenth notes.
5. Students will be able to identify half notes, dotted half notes, and whole notes
6. Students will be able to perform/demonstrate various rhythms
7. Students will begin reading the Treble Clef
8. Students will identify strong and weak beats in music.
9. Students will perform on the recorder.
10. Students will review proper recorder playing technique, air flow, and the notes B, A, and G.
Classroom Activities:
Welcome
Review Songs:
"Haul Away Joe"
"Bound for South Australia"
New Songs:
"This Train" (Follow the Melody)
"Morning Has Broken" (Timbre)
"I Love the Mountains" (Harmony"
Putting It All Together Unit One Quiz (In Class)
Review Reading Treble Clef
- FACE
- EGBDF
Treble Clef Speed Test
Recorders:
- Review/Learn proper recorder playing technique
- Slow Warm Air
- BAG
- Hot Cross Buns, Gently Sleep, Mary Had a Little Lamb
Topic: Rhythm, Reading Music, Ostinatos
Standards Taught:
1a: Sing with appropriate posture
1b: Sing expressively with appropriate dynamics
1e: Sing in groups, matching dynamic levels
5a: Read rhythms in 4/4 meter
6c: Use appropriate terms to explain music
9a: Listen to and identify music from a different historical period
Learning Targets:
1. Students will be able to understand and demonstrate classroom rules and procedures.
2. Students will sing using their singing voices.
3. Students will match pitch.
4. Students will be able to identify quarter notes, eighth notes, quarter rests, and sixteenth notes.
5. Students will be able to identify half notes, dotted half notes, and whole notes
6. Students will be able to perform/demonstrate various rhythms
7. Students will begin reading the Treble Clef
8. Students will identify strong and weak beats in music.
9. Students will perform on the recorder.
10. Students will review proper recorder playing technique, air flow, and the notes B, A, G, D, and E
11. Students will perform ostinatos on various instruments.
12. Students will play in parts.
Classroom Activities:
Welcome
Review Songs:
"Morning Has Broken"
"Dry Bones"
Skeleton Dance Percussion Play Along
Apple Rhythm Game if not completed.
Putting It All Together Unit One Quiz (In Class - If not completed)
Addams' Family Beat Activity (cups?)
Review Reading Treble Clef
- FACE
- EGBDF
Treble Clef Speed Game if time is needed
Recorders:
- Review/Learn proper recorder playing technique
- Slow Warm Air
- BAG
- Hot Cross Buns, Gently Sleep, Mary Had a Little Lamb
- Add right hand
- E, D notes
- Old MacDonald, It's Raining
- Test for belts (recorder karate)
January Showcase Music