Hello, Ms. Lo
Welcome to Ms. Lo's
Elementary Music Class Adventures
We choose JOY. We celebrate!
Grade 1 Online Music Lesson
Assigned Date: 03/31/2020 (Irish Music and Culture)
Our Goal(s):
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Review the use of a quarter rest and the idea of steady beat
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Practice tracing the rhythm that uses tahs, ti-tis, and rest
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Learn to sing an Irish folksong in English
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Participate in the first Music Challenge
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Build your own instrument
What We Need:
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Chromebooks or iPad or any digital device
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Speakers
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Our hands
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Our voice
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(If you are going to make your own instrument) Packing tape and a tube or a bucket without the bottom
Click to Start:
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Quaver It:
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Review the idea of Steady Beat with Mr. Quaver's song- Music Has A Steady Beat
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CLICK HERE to QUAVER MOBILE SITE then ENTER the code: LM5ECR to start learning
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Review the idea of Quarter Rest with Mr. Quaver's song- S-I-L-E-N-C-E
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CLICK HERE to QUAVER MOBILE SITE then ENTER the code: 26436W to start learning
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Write It: (SEESAW activity)
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Trace and say the long and short sound with Ms. Lo on Seesaw
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Sing It: (SEESAW activity)
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Learn the Song- The Rattlin’ Bog with Storybook by clicking here: https://youtu.be/M7oH5NdOjnI?t=2
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Can you sing this version of The Rattlin’ Bog Challenge: https://youtu.be/Z5pX_Sexqeo
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(Optional) Build It and Share it:
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Make a simple drum that sounds good: https://youtu.be/-COHNyFTOnc (must use packing tape)
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Dear Children,
Good morning! We are concluding our brief Irish Music and Culture unit this week as the month of March comes to an end. Ms. Lo has changed the structure of our learning plan so be sure to read through the directions carefully.
Once you've completed the lesson, take a moment to fill out the Music Notebook on the SeeSaw so your attendance and participation in the lesson can be graded. In addition to completing your Music Notebook, you are invited to participate in the very first Music Tuesday Challenge. So buckle down, stay focused, have fun, and hope to see many of you join the March Music Tuesday Challenge!
