Click this link to listen to the story Your Name is a Song

https://safeshare.tv/x/ss6012c7315f33b

Click this link for a rhythm activity using the words "Justice and Peace" in honor of Martin Luther King Jr.'s Legacy

https://safeshare.tv/x/ss6006ea7fb16dc

Click this link to share some of your music reflections over the first half of this year

https://flipgrid.com/0c830a8a

Remember to use your Millard Email to log in!

Sing this nonsense song and try the clapping pattern with me!

Click this link to share some of your music reflections over the first half of this year

https://flipgrid.com/bf1ddf85

Remember to use your Millard Email to log in!

Learn this two-part chant about being thankful everyday!

A Thanksgiving song from the Turkeys' point of view! Sing the anthem of Turkeys United!

Learn this short song and then see if you can sing it in a round!

Learn this chant and add some 4-beat body percussion patterns!

Click on the Flipgrid link below to review Scotland's Burning with me and practice a few times. Then, when you're ready, record a video in Flipgrid singing the song and share with me! I can't wait to hear you sing!

Sign in with Google and use your school email (@millardps.org) to login. . Watch the video in the link for more information!

https://flipgrid.com/fc52423f

password:fc52423f

Click on the Flipgrid link below and watch the video to review the low and high drum parts of Ensemble One: Then when you are ready, make a video of you playing each part 4-8 times to share with me!

Sign in with Google and use your school email (@millardps.org) to login. . Watch the video in the link for more information!

https://flipgrid.com/956f9f23

Password: 956f9f23

You learned this song two weeks ago-now let's sing it in a round!

Earlier we learned the low drum and high drum parts for Ensemble 1. Let's review those parts and learn the middle drum part for the song!

Sing this nonsense song and try the clapping pattern with me!

Last year, I recorded some drumming exercises with a couple of my friends-follow along with us! Find a "drum" at home and practice echoing some rhythms and improvise your own. Buckets, trash bins, plastic containers all make great drums!

First, echo what Mrs. Smith plays on her drum. Second, listen to Mrs. Smith's pattern and change it a little when you play. When you make up your own pattern, that is called improvising! You can also follow along with Mrs. McCleery's repeated pattern while you listen!

Learn this new song with us!

To Stop the Train cases of emergency

pull on the chain, pull on the chain

Penalty for improper use, five pounds!

Find a "drum" and learn these 2 parts of our first drum ensemble with us! You can use a plastic tub, bucket, trash bin, be creative!

Play along with this beat keeping challenge!

Can you sing Scotland's Burning in a Round?

Learn the solfege and words to this song.

Learn this partner clapping rhyme