During this lesson, we added instruments to various characters in The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything. And by characters, I mean the shoes, the pants, etc. :)
Lesson Plan: The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything
Grade: K
Time: 20-25
Materials: Book: The
Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything
Musical Concept:
Instruments make different sounds
Musical Element:
Timbre
Musical Skills:
Playing
Utah Music
Standards:
K.M.P.1:
Explore the effects of various timbres, dynamic levels, and tempos using voice,
movement, and simple instruments.
K.M.P.4:
Demonstrate appropriate practice and performance behavior.
Objectives:
- Students will play instruments to accompany and enhance a picture book.
- Students will demonstrate respect for instruments.
Procedure:
- Hello Song (1x)
- Today we're going to read a fun story, and then end by playing our Pumpkin in the Dark game from last time.
- Read: The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything - This activity is to prepare students to add instruments to Skin and Bones
- Read 1x through, being very expressive with voices.
- Invite students to help on the sounds the clothes make. Read again.
- This time I have a few special instruments to add to the book:
- Clop - hand drums
- Wiggle - guiros
- Shake - egg shakers/small maracas
- Clap - everyone clap hands
- Nod - tone blocks
- Boo - everyone help say "boo" in vocal play
- Boys and girls, it is very important that when we have instruments we treat them with special care. When it isn't your turn to play, I need you to set your instrument down in front of you and put your hands in your lap. Please don't touch your instrument when its not your turn.
- Pass out instruments: I'm going to pass your instruments out and you may play them and see how they sound. Remember to be gentle. When I count down from 5, that means I need everyone to put their instrument in front of them and be ready to start the story.
- Read 1x more, then collect instruments.
- Review: Get into math position in 5….
- Start singing the pumpkin in the dark. "High ho on halloween movement"
- Point out that the song picks the ghost, not me! It's whoever I'm in front of after "high ho on halloween"
- Continue singing verses.
- After picking moon: boys and girls, I'm going to show you what happens now. I'm going to sing the "The pumpkin goes away" and go back to my spot in math position.
- Now what happens? The Ghost goes away!
- Continue with other verses.
- End with "The moon shines all night."
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