Thursday, September 24, 2015

Grade 5 - Rhythm Identification and Number of Beats Unit

Lesson 1 -

  • Warm Ups
  • Staff Wars
  • Rhythms and Note Values PreAsessment
  • Mallets and Play Rhythms on the Xylophones  or Classroom Instruments - "This is a Quarter Note, we say Tah - Tah, Tah, Tah, Tah."  Repeat with other rhythms
Lesson 2 - 
  • Warm Ups
  • Staff Wars
  • Quick Review Rhythms and Note Names
  • Quintet Music Dice Game

Lesson 3 - 
  • Warm Ups
  • Staff Wars
  • Rhythms
    • Quiz, Quiz Trade - double circle with note cards.  Quiz a partner, trade cards and rotate to a new partner.
    • Perform the notes on classroom instrument
    • Poison Rhythm
    • Exit:  I'm thinking of a note that.....what is the name?
Lesson 4 - 
  • Question of the Day - Name the Note; How Many Beats
  • Warm Ups
  • Staff Wars
  • Rhythms
    • Discuss / Anchor Chart Terms
      • Time Signature, Bar Lines, Measure, Double Bar Lines
      • Team Discovery
        • Provide copies of sheet music from several known songs - I used 4
        • Cover the time signature
        • As a team, students discover answers to teacher created questions such as:
          • how many quarter notes?
          • how many quarter rests?
          • what is the missing time signature?
          • how many bar lines.
        • Discuss answers the next day
Lesson 5 - 
  • Question of the Day - Name the Note.  How many beats?
  • Warm Ups
  • Staff Wars
  • Rhythms and Note Names
    • Review terms from lesson 5
    • Student Choice - Select a student to pick a song from Lesson 4's Team Discovery
    • As a class, review the questions for that song
    • Perform the song / activity / game
    • Add a 2 measure coda to the end - solicit student input on rhythms to use
    • Rhythm Jeopardy - 
      • Divide into teams
      • Teacher draws a note
      • Students earn points by answering correctly - verbally or write on a marker board to answer
    • Exit Question: I'm thinking of a note or Buzz (give rhythm cards to a student, they show the card and call on a classmate to tell the name of the note).
Lesson 6 - TO BE COMPLETED SOON
  • Question of the Day - Name the Note.  How many beats?
  • Warm Ups
  • Staff Wars
  • Rhythms and Note Names
    • Focus on Names and Beats - 
    • Centers - Teacher Station, Match Rhythm and Number of Beats, Music Word Problems (2 Whole Notes were walking down the street with a quarter note.  A whole note got got eaten by a Music Monster, how many beats were left?  Draw a picture.  Write the answer), Match rhythm and the Note Name, Card with Rhythm Name on Front and drawing on back - show front and draw on marker board - turn over card to check if correct, math flash cards)

Lesson 7 - TO BE COMPLETED SOON
  • Question of the Day - Name the Note.  How many beats?
  • Warm Ups
  • Staff Wars
  • Rhythms and Note Names
    • Review Names and Beats - 
    • Take the Post Assessment
Lesson 8 - TO BE COMPLETED SOON - Group Rhythm Composition
  • Question of the Day - Name the note.  How many beats?
  • Warm ups
  • Staff Wars
  • Rhythms and Note Names
    • Review Names and Beats
    • Review Musical Terms
    • Create Group Music to go with Popular Song - What will the fox say?
    • Perform with Popular Song as the background.
    • Perform songs from Discovery Packet
Lesson 9 - TO BE COMPLETED SOON - Individual Rhythm Composition

Lesson 10 - TO BE COMPLETED SOON - Introduce New Rhythms - TaTayFeh and Syncopation
  • Question of the Day - Name the note.  How many beats?
  • Warm ups
  • Staff Wars
  • Rhythms and Note Names
    • Review Names and Beats
    • Perform a few Individual Student Compositions
    • Sing songs from new rhythms

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