Primary

High, Low or Middle - May 25th - 28th

  1. Visit MusicPlay Online.


  1. Play game #13 (High and Low) and game #9 (Up and Down)


  1. Find an example of a high pitch sound, a low pitch sound, and a medium pitch sound.


  1. Tell Ms. Sheffield about the sound you found during your next music class, or email her to tell her about your sounds at asheffield@gnspes.ca.

Helicopter Pilot - Week of May 17th - 21st

Helicopter Pilot .mov
1pg Primary Music Choice Board for April 30th - May 12th
Music - Bought Me a Cat May 10 - 15th

Grade Primary/One Music Choice Board April 30 - May 12


Choose one activity from three of the boxes. If the activity appears in more than one box, it counts for each box you see it in.

I will move to the beat of music.


  • Dance to your favourite song.


  • Watch and follow along to Move!


Bow Bow Wow with Heather Nall.

I will use my singing voice to sing a song.


  • Make up your own song to sing.


  • Sing part of your favourite song.




Bow Bow Wow with Heather Nall.

I will create musical texture by making sounds with found objects and/or voice.


  • Use items you find outside to keep a steady beat.


  • With your guardians permission, use items found around the home to make sounds along with your favourite song.


Use your voice to make sound effects along with “The Fly and the Toast.”

I will be able to make AB patterns with sounds.


  • Create a short song using clapping to make an A section, and stomping to make a B section.


  • Create a short song using your voice to make an A section, and clapping to make a B section.


Bow Wow Wow with Heather Nall.

Free Space


Repeat an activity you enjoyed from before, or create your own activity.



I will be able to produce quiet sounds.


  • Recite the nursery rhyme “Wee Willie Winkie” using the volume of your voice to emphasize what is happening in the rhyme.


  • Sing your favourite song with a quiet voice.


  • Go outside and keep track of all the quiet sounds you hear.


I will be able to find music in my environment.


  • Go outside and listen for sounds created by the wind, or water.


  • Go outside and listen for all the different sounds you can hear.


  • Count the number of different bird sounds you can hear in your yard.


I will listen to or make music while I do an activity I love (playing with my toys, riding my bike, playing video games)


  • Be ready to tell Ms. Sheffield about this experience.


I will talk about music with someone in my household.


  • Ask someone in your household what their favourite song is.


  • Tell someone in your family about what you do in music class.


  • Ask someone in your household if they play an instrument.


The Cookie Jar

Mitten Poems
The Cookie Thief

Welcome to Music

We may not be together, but we can still sing our welcome song together (somewhat) with this video.

Criss Cross Apple Sauce

Criss cross applesauce,

Criss cross applesauce,

Criss cross applesauce,

[Pepperoni pizza]

What do you want with your applesauce instead of pizza?


(Goodkin, 2008)
Criss Cross Applesauce.mov