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Kindergarten
Kindergarten
Kindergarten Music Teacher: Mrs. Baudry - cobaudry@hsd.ca
Students can practice the following that they have been working on in class:
Solfege Hand Signs
Solfege Hand Signs
An introduction to learning how music is constructed and a foundation to help kids to read music.
Wacky Do, Re, Mi
Wacky Do, Re, Mi
Practice singing and using hand signs to show difference in pitch. Using the hands signs physically shows if the note is high, low and the distance or between the notes (step or skip).
Rain Dance
Rain Dance
How to make a paper Xylophone (young students will need parents help)
After you make it, you can use this to practice your skills with some of the tutorial videos on the Youtube channel "Messy Desk Concerts"
If you have older siblings, share this with them as well.
Forte & Piano
Forte & Piano
The students can practice dynamics by watching the following youtube clip.
Rossini: William Tell Overture
Rossini: William Tell Overture
Also, use Rossini's William Tell Overture and the students can show their parents the piano and forte in the music.
They can also make cards that say 1. Piano
2. Forte
The student can pick up the appropriate card to show what they are hearing.
Willaby Wollaby Woo by Raffi
Willaby Wollaby Woo by Raffi
This is a great song to keep steady beat to. The students can clap, snap, pat or do a pattern of any of those body percussion choices.
The kids could also keep beat on an actual instrument if you have one available or they can get pots and pans and use them as drums.
Dallas Symphony Orchestra link
https://www.mydso.com/dso-kids/learn-and-listen/instruments
Instrument Family Listening Activity
Other Movement Activities
Search the following on YouTube:
Head and Shoulders Knees and Toes
Just Dance "Eye of the Tiger"
Madame Diva sais-tu jouer? (It's in French, but we have done it in class and the students enjoy marching around then stopping to play/act out playing the appropriate instrument)
Have FUN!
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