Learn about the instrument families and identify some of the instruments found in the orchestra!

Review note names found on the treble clef! Once you have reviewed them try your hand at a note matching memory game!

Create a Venn Diagram to compare and contrast a song from Trolls and a song from Sing!

Review rhythms and practice playing 16th notes. At the end of the lesson have fun learning body percussion to a Maori Folk song called Epo I Tai Tai E.

Listen to Bobby McFarrin's song "Don't Worry Be Happy." What do you hear? How many parts are there? Create your own composition and then create a clapping ostinato to go along with it!

Learn the Cup Song Rhythm! Study various performance of the Cup Song rhythm and then compose your own variation. Remember you can keep some parts the same as long as you change others!

Can you keep the steady beat? Ask your parents if you can use some pots and pans and a spoon to practice drumming the beat. After that have some fun learning body percussion to perform with a Maori folk song!

Listen to the story of Peter and the Wolf and have some fun creating your own listening maps and cartoon strips to help tell the story. What instruments do you hear? Do you think the instruments are important to the story?

Can you keep the steady beat? Ask your parents if you can use some pots and pans and a spoon to practice drumming the beat. After that have some fun learning body percussion to perform with a Maori folk song!

Review some rhythms and then have fun creating the game Busted! Get your family involved and see who can play the most rhythms correctly. If you want to, ask your parents if you can use pots, pans, spoons, or other household items as instruments while playing the game!

Work on rhythms while learning how to Bucket Drum! Make sure to ask your parents permission to use buckets, pots, pans, or other items as drums and sticks! Have fun and be sure to try all of the songs!