5th Grade Concert
Tuesday, April 30 2:00 for 3rd and 4th grades
Wednesday, May 1 2:00 for kindergarten, 1st and 2nd grades
Wednesday, May 1 6:00 pm for families and our community
Log in with your student number then @psdschools.org followed by your password
Login to Quaver then click the link and play along with the songs from music class on your recorder.
Incredibox is a music video game. The concept of the game is to drag and drop sound icons on different characters to make music. The player can find combos to unlock animated bonuses and record mixes to integrate a ranking.
Incredibox Lessons
Incredibox is a music video game. The concept of the game is to drag and drop sound icons on different characters to make music. The player can find combos to unlock animated bonuses and record mixes to integrate a ranking.
There are 13 lessons in this Little Kids Rock Jam Zone activity.
Enjoy watching videos and the making of them by the band OK Go
OK Go
"Upside Down & Inside out"
Success Criteria
Moving
I am moving at the speed of the music
I am being safe
I am aware of what is around me
I am moving appropriately
My movement fits the music
Listening
I am silent
I am still or moving to the beat
I am thinking about what I hear
I am aware of how I feel
Creating
I am on task
I am coming up with my own music ideas
I am following instructions
I am writing down as much as I can
I am recording when I can
Singing
I am listening
I am using good posture
I am breathing correctly
I am singing instead of speaking
I am matching pitch with the teacher, classmates, or music
I am using my best voice
Music Maker Choice Board
Here are fun activities for you to do by yourself or with your family.
EXPRESSION
Perform songs that demonstrate learned rhythmic, melodic, and chordal accompaniment components
Perform songs that incorporate more than one level (eg. partner songs, rounds, descants)
Rhythms: Tika-ti, ti-tika, ti-ta-ti/syncopa, tie
Pitches of the major scale
Play and sing songs in major and minor keys
Play/sing notated melodies with attention to pitch, rhythm, and expressive qualities
Sing/play following director’s indications for expressive elements
Engage in refinement and feedback process to prepare music for performance (includes self-evaluation)
CREATION
Compose a
melody with accompanimentImprovise a melody using rhythmic and melodic phrases over an accompaniment (eg. 12-bar blues, changing chord ostinati or other accompaniment)
Arrange an accompaniment to go with melody
THEORY
Identify and demonstrate complex notated melodic, rhythmic and harmonic patterns; Identify and demonstrate:
Whole/half steps
Syncopated rhythms and notate tika-ti, ti-tika, ti-ta-ti/syncopa, ties)
Harmonic patterns
(eg. I-IV-V)
Identify and demonstrate new and learned tempos, dynamics, and articulations
Identify and demonstrate:
Written tempo symbols
Written symbols for dynamic changes
Learned written articulations
Identify and apply complex form, meter and timbre elements
D.S. al Coda, CD al fine, 1st/2nd endings
Purpose of top and bottom number in a time signature
Aurally identify 3+ parts and various world instruments
AESTHETICS
Discriminate between both musical and nonmusical elements that influence musical performance and preference
Discuss difference between preference, and quality of musical works
Identify differences and commonalities in music from different historical periods and different cultures
Describe vocal and instrumental timbres and their uses
Communicate similarities and differences in music
Communicate ways in which music has been important to people