Showing posts with label Instruments of the Orchestra. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Instruments of the Orchestra. Show all posts
Monday, February 16, 2015
2nd graders learn the ukulele!
2nd graders were so excited to learn a little ukulele this past week! They have been reading the book "My First Orchestra Book", and just finished learning about the String Family. Although the ukulele is not a part of the Symphony Orchestra, it does have strings. And what better way to wrap up the strings than with some actual string playing?! Students will learn A LOT more about the ukulele in 4th grade, where students play ukulele most of the school year during music!
Wednesday, January 21, 2015
Magic Flute Instrument Game Grade 3
3rd graders have been learning about composers in music the past 2 weeks. One game they played that they might enjoy playing at home is a Magic Flute (by Mozart) instrument listening game.
Here's the link to the game:
http://www.interactiveclassics.com/demo/orchestra
Here's the link to the game:
http://www.interactiveclassics.com/demo/orchestra
Labels:
Composers,
Grade 3,
Instruments of the Orchestra
Sunday, December 22, 2013
January Lesson Preview: Grades 2/3
Below is what grades 2/3 will be doing in music the month of January:
Students will start off with a SmartBoard game called "Candy Rhythms." Students must drag the named candy into the correct bag that has the same rhythm. Students will use quarter notes and eighth notes in this game.
Students will start off with a SmartBoard game called "Candy Rhythms." Students must drag the named candy into the correct bag that has the same rhythm. Students will use quarter notes and eighth notes in this game.
Students will then start a unit on the 4 families of the symphony orchestra, and their corresponding instruments. The interactive online game called "The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra," will be a tool in helping students learn about the orchestra, along with various listening and visual non-internet activities.
After this unit is completed students will learn about a Conductor of the orchestra and how to conduct simple patterns. They will also touch on dynamics (volume) of music, and tempo (speed) of music.
Photo by MITO SettembreMusica
Labels:
Grade 2,
Grade 3,
Instruments of the Orchestra,
Rhythm
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