WELCOME SONGS-We love you and miss you. Keep singing!
Teach your family what you know. =) -Ms. Scoggins and Ms. Holbrook
Teach your family what you know. =) -Ms. Scoggins and Ms. Holbrook
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week of 5/18-summer
Kaboom Percussion Assignment
Print this out and fill in the blanks or write your answers on a piece of paper send it to your teacher:
Ms. Scoggins’ classes: scogginske@fultonschools.org
Ms. Holbrook’s classes: holbrookcl@fultonschools.org
Step 1 – Watch this Kaboom Percussion video “Disney Medley on Plastic Bottles” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0C5PnCID10&list=RD6UtZsTFG12U&index=2
Step 2- Watch the Kaboom Percussion that explains how the bottlephone you just watched was built and how it works https://youtu.be/eHoHqHK2UVU
Step 3 - After watching the videos, answer the following questions.
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1. What do you think is causing the bottles to play different notes? _______________________________________
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2. What does it look like they are striking the bottles with?______________________________________________
3. What have we used in music classes this year or in the past that is similar to what they are striking the bottles with?
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4. What do you think is making the sound that is similar to our egg shakers or maracas?______________________
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5. What containers or other materials in addition to bottles that you have around the house might be used to create an instrument similar to this?
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6. After watching this video, do you have any questions about the instrument they’re playing?
Yes (if yes, write your question below) No
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7. Can you imagine building a bottlephone?_____________What about another instrument?____________________
For some extra summer fun, here are some links to check out to build your own instrument at home. Ask for help from parents gathering materials and using a glue gun or hammer and nails. If you make an instrument, please send us pictures and video, we’d love to see what you create! Have a magical summer!!!
!9 homemade string, percussion and wind instruments: https://redtri.com/homemade-instruments/slide/1
Make your own drum, string instrument or shaker: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nchegAjxP0
Make your own Rainstick: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0C-K0VxMMk
Print this out and fill in the blanks or write your answers on a piece of paper send it to your teacher:
Ms. Scoggins’ classes: scogginske@fultonschools.org
Ms. Holbrook’s classes: holbrookcl@fultonschools.org
Step 1 – Watch this Kaboom Percussion video “Disney Medley on Plastic Bottles” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0C5PnCID10&list=RD6UtZsTFG12U&index=2
Step 2- Watch the Kaboom Percussion that explains how the bottlephone you just watched was built and how it works https://youtu.be/eHoHqHK2UVU
Step 3 - After watching the videos, answer the following questions.
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1. What do you think is causing the bottles to play different notes? _______________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________
2. What does it look like they are striking the bottles with?______________________________________________
3. What have we used in music classes this year or in the past that is similar to what they are striking the bottles with?
_______________________________________________________________________________________________
4. What do you think is making the sound that is similar to our egg shakers or maracas?______________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________
5. What containers or other materials in addition to bottles that you have around the house might be used to create an instrument similar to this?
_______________________________________________________________________________________________
6. After watching this video, do you have any questions about the instrument they’re playing?
Yes (if yes, write your question below) No
_______________________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________
7. Can you imagine building a bottlephone?_____________What about another instrument?____________________
For some extra summer fun, here are some links to check out to build your own instrument at home. Ask for help from parents gathering materials and using a glue gun or hammer and nails. If you make an instrument, please send us pictures and video, we’d love to see what you create! Have a magical summer!!!
!9 homemade string, percussion and wind instruments: https://redtri.com/homemade-instruments/slide/1
Make your own drum, string instrument or shaker: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nchegAjxP0
Make your own Rainstick: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0C-K0VxMMk
week of 5/11
week of 5/4 "May the Fourth be with you"
Choose ONE of the following projects and divide the work between the two days of music this week.
Follow directions to send it to your music teacher for a grade.
5th grade-Woodwinds
1) Write a list of timbre adjectives to describe each instrument of the woodwind family. Write the lists on a piece of paper and send it to your teacher.
2) In the American Musical Theatre Classic, “The Music Man,” Harold Hill is a traveling salesman selling fake band instruments to the kids in the town of Gary, Indiana. Pretend you are a traveling salesman selling the woodwind family of instruments. Write a list of timbre adjectives for each instrument you will talk about and role play what you would tell the kids of Gary, Indiana about each instrument in the family. Make a video and send it to your music teacher or upload it to Flipgrid.
3) Write a four paragraph compare/contrast essay about two of the instruments from the woodwind instrument family. HINT: Introductory paragraph, one paragraph to explain similarities and one to explain differences, concluding paragraph if you have time. Send it to your music teacher.
4) If you take private lessons on any of the instruments in the woodwind family, practice and perform a piece for the class. Upload the video onto Flipgrid or send it to your music teacher.
5) Create a poster that advertises one of the instruments in the woodwind family using pictures and words.
HINTS: Create a slogan, Make the poster eye-catching with bright colors or interesting font, Include a price for your instrument. Send a picture of your finished poster to your music teacher.
Flipgrid video link: https://flipgrid.com/bb894c34
Emails to send videos and papers to your music teacher:
Ms. Scoggins’ classes: scogginske@fultonschools.org
Ms. Holbrook’s classes: holbrookcl@fultonschools.org
Follow directions to send it to your music teacher for a grade.
5th grade-Woodwinds
1) Write a list of timbre adjectives to describe each instrument of the woodwind family. Write the lists on a piece of paper and send it to your teacher.
2) In the American Musical Theatre Classic, “The Music Man,” Harold Hill is a traveling salesman selling fake band instruments to the kids in the town of Gary, Indiana. Pretend you are a traveling salesman selling the woodwind family of instruments. Write a list of timbre adjectives for each instrument you will talk about and role play what you would tell the kids of Gary, Indiana about each instrument in the family. Make a video and send it to your music teacher or upload it to Flipgrid.
3) Write a four paragraph compare/contrast essay about two of the instruments from the woodwind instrument family. HINT: Introductory paragraph, one paragraph to explain similarities and one to explain differences, concluding paragraph if you have time. Send it to your music teacher.
4) If you take private lessons on any of the instruments in the woodwind family, practice and perform a piece for the class. Upload the video onto Flipgrid or send it to your music teacher.
5) Create a poster that advertises one of the instruments in the woodwind family using pictures and words.
HINTS: Create a slogan, Make the poster eye-catching with bright colors or interesting font, Include a price for your instrument. Send a picture of your finished poster to your music teacher.
Flipgrid video link: https://flipgrid.com/bb894c34
Emails to send videos and papers to your music teacher:
Ms. Scoggins’ classes: scogginske@fultonschools.org
Ms. Holbrook’s classes: holbrookcl@fultonschools.org
week of 4/20
DAY ONE (Scheduled for 4/21)
1. Watch and learn the Woodwinds Rap from the video at this link https://www.loom.com/share/4098b21116524a199c578bf55cec8867
2. Things to think about: instruments in the Woodwinds Family, shared characteristics of string instruments, how silly Ms. Scoggins is
DAY TWO (scheduled for 4/23)
1. Create a Backbeat on www.quavermusic.com Video directions are on the Woodwinds Rap Loom video you watched on Day One this week.
-Log in to quaver (Username: RNE5thgrade Password: music)
-Click on Student Interactives
-Click on Creatives
-Click on Backbeat lite
-Create a backbeat by clicking on the lines that represent the beats in this 8 beat repeated pattern.
2. Make a Flipgrid video doing the woordwinds rap with the backbeat you created. Check out some other student’s videos on Flipgrid. I am grading these videos based on how you perform and how well you followed directions. Do you need to be perfect? No way! Have a good time doing things your way. =) https://flipgrid.com/f15d722b
OR send your video straight to us if you'd rather
Ms. Scoggins’ classes: scogginske@fultonschools.org
Ms. Holbrook’s classes: holbrookcl@fultonschools.org
You can download and print the Woodwinds Rap below. Have a great time!
1. Watch and learn the Woodwinds Rap from the video at this link https://www.loom.com/share/4098b21116524a199c578bf55cec8867
2. Things to think about: instruments in the Woodwinds Family, shared characteristics of string instruments, how silly Ms. Scoggins is
DAY TWO (scheduled for 4/23)
1. Create a Backbeat on www.quavermusic.com Video directions are on the Woodwinds Rap Loom video you watched on Day One this week.
-Log in to quaver (Username: RNE5thgrade Password: music)
-Click on Student Interactives
-Click on Creatives
-Click on Backbeat lite
-Create a backbeat by clicking on the lines that represent the beats in this 8 beat repeated pattern.
2. Make a Flipgrid video doing the woordwinds rap with the backbeat you created. Check out some other student’s videos on Flipgrid. I am grading these videos based on how you perform and how well you followed directions. Do you need to be perfect? No way! Have a good time doing things your way. =) https://flipgrid.com/f15d722b
OR send your video straight to us if you'd rather
Ms. Scoggins’ classes: scogginske@fultonschools.org
Ms. Holbrook’s classes: holbrookcl@fultonschools.org
You can download and print the Woodwinds Rap below. Have a great time!
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week of 4/27
Watch “What is Tone Color? (Timbre) and “How musical instruments are classified” videos to learn some things about timbre and instrument families
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week of 4/20
DAY ONE
Watch and learn the woodwinds rap at https://www.loom.com/share/4098b21116524a199c578bf55cec8867
DAY TWO
Create a Backbeat on www.quavermusic.com Directions are on the Woodwinds Rap video that you watched on the first music day this week and below
-Log in to quaver (Username: RNE3rdgrade Password: music)
-Click on Student Interactives
-Click on Creatives
-Click on Backbeat lite
-Create a backbeat by clicking on the lines that represent the beats in this 8 beat repeated pattern.
Make a Flipgrid video doing the woodwinds rap with the backbeat you created. Check out some other student’s videos on Flipgrid. I am grading these videos based on how you perform and how well you followed directions. Do you need to be perfect? No way! Have a good time doing things your way.
https://flipgrid.com/f15d722b
-Log in to quaver (Username: RNE3rdgrade Password: music)
-Click on Student Interactives
-Click on Creatives
-Click on Backbeat lite
-Create a backbeat by clicking on the lines that represent the beats in this 8 beat repeated pattern.
Make a Flipgrid video doing the woodwinds rap with the backbeat you created. Check out some other student’s videos on Flipgrid. I am grading these videos based on how you perform and how well you followed directions. Do you need to be perfect? No way! Have a good time doing things your way.
https://flipgrid.com/f15d722b
week of April 13
Fulton Unit Four: Timbre
- Take a walk through your home, yard, or neighborhood. Walk silently and listen to all the sounds you hear. Maybe you will hear birds, someone typing on a computer keyboard, or a car driving down the street. If you want an example or can't take a walk yourself, check out Ms. Holbrook's Sound Walk here https://youtu.be/3vpyvHoWW60 or watch the video below
- When you are done, make a list or draw a picture of the sounds you hear on your walk.
- Group the sounds together by timbre or quality of sound on that same piece of paper. Here are some questions to consider as you are grouping…
How could I describe the sound?
Is the sound affected by the wind or another element of nature?
Can I control the sound by moving in a different way? (For example, if I move faster or if I stomp does it affect the sound?
Do any of these sounds involve technology or something man-made?
- Turn in your paper! Scan it and share it through Teams or another platform or take a picture and send it.
- Ms. Scoggins’ classes scogginske@fultonschools.org Ms. Holbrook’s classes holbrookcl@fultonschools.org
week of 3/30
FULTON UNIT FOUR: INSTRUMENT FAMILIES, FORM AND TIMBRE
DAY ONE
1. Vocal Warmup: A section is "Wade in the Water" B section is singing a melodic shape. SING WITH ME! =)
2. Body Warmup and Intro to Form
Form is like the skeleton of the song. It shows what the overall music should look like and sound like. The song below is in ABABA.
Can you tell when the "B" sections begin and end?
Dance the B section like a T-Rex to show you understand.
If you can, record a video of you dancing the B section of this piece like a T-REX using Flipgrid.
1. Copy this URL and paste it in a web address bar: https://flipgrid.com/5f78952d
2. Sign in using your school email or a parent/guardian's Google or Microsoft account.
3. Press the green plus sign to record (video length is 2 minute 30 seconds max)
4. I will review your video to make sure the music and movement is school appropriate and make it visible for other students to view.
5. You can comment on other videos using good digital citizenship practices. =)
Be sure to label it with your first and last name and homeroom teacher's name.
I will post some videos next week!
*IF FLIPGRID DOES NOT WORK, YOU CAN RECORD A VIDEO AND ATTACH IT TO THE 5th GRADE GENERAL MUSIC "TEAM" ON MICROSOFT TEAMS.
Can you tell when the "B" sections begin and end?
Dance the B section like a T-Rex to show you understand.
If you can, record a video of you dancing the B section of this piece like a T-REX using Flipgrid.
1. Copy this URL and paste it in a web address bar: https://flipgrid.com/5f78952d
2. Sign in using your school email or a parent/guardian's Google or Microsoft account.
3. Press the green plus sign to record (video length is 2 minute 30 seconds max)
4. I will review your video to make sure the music and movement is school appropriate and make it visible for other students to view.
5. You can comment on other videos using good digital citizenship practices. =)
Be sure to label it with your first and last name and homeroom teacher's name.
I will post some videos next week!
*IF FLIPGRID DOES NOT WORK, YOU CAN RECORD A VIDEO AND ATTACH IT TO THE 5th GRADE GENERAL MUSIC "TEAM" ON MICROSOFT TEAMS.
3. Watch this video review of orchestral instrument families
week of 3/30
DAY TWO
1. Vocal Warmup (Choose one)
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2. Movement
3. Quaver Instrument Crane (follow the step-by-step instructions under each picture)
Go to www.quavermusic.com
Press the green LOGIN button
MyQuaverName: RNE5thgrade
My Password: music
(If you are prompted, choose "Without Flash")
Press the green LOGIN button
MyQuaverName: RNE5thgrade
My Password: music
(If you are prompted, choose "Without Flash")
Choose "Student Interactives"
Choose Instruments & Knowledge" then " Instrument Crane"
Play the game! Click on the box that matches the family the instrument on the crane belongs to. Once you are comfortable, click on the red GAME MODE button on the right. Try to get 8 correct responses in sixty seconds.
week of 3/23
Fulton Unit 3 Wrap-up: Movement and Expression
1. Warmup Songs- Choose one. Listen first then sing through it. (3 minutes)
Every great vocal artist needs a warm-up. =)
Every great vocal artist needs a warm-up. =)
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Instant Replay with Expression (2 minutes)- once you know the song click on the tempo wheel below and perform the song at a different tempo
Pro-Tip: The second hand of a clock ticks at 60 beats per minute which is between "largo" and "adagio"; "allegro is twice that fast and "presto" is three times that fast. Can you figure out how fast these tempos are by looking at a second hand?
Pro-Tip: The second hand of a clock ticks at 60 beats per minute which is between "largo" and "adagio"; "allegro is twice that fast and "presto" is three times that fast. Can you figure out how fast these tempos are by looking at a second hand?
2. Folk Dance-Can you teach your family this Russian Folk Dance Mixer? (5 minutes)
Watch the video below.
If you can, record a video of you dancing like a T-REX using Flipgrid.
1. Copy this URL and paste it in a web address bar: https://flipgrid.com/e550087d
2. Sign in using your school email or a parent/guardian's Google or Microsoft account.
3. Press the green plus sign to record (video length is 1 minute 30 seconds max)
4. I will review your video to make sure the music and movement is school appropriate and make it visible for other students to view.
5. You can comment on other videos using good digital citizenship practices. =)
Watch the video below.
If you can, record a video of you dancing like a T-REX using Flipgrid.
1. Copy this URL and paste it in a web address bar: https://flipgrid.com/e550087d
2. Sign in using your school email or a parent/guardian's Google or Microsoft account.
3. Press the green plus sign to record (video length is 1 minute 30 seconds max)
4. I will review your video to make sure the music and movement is school appropriate and make it visible for other students to view.
5. You can comment on other videos using good digital citizenship practices. =)
3. Compose a Body Percussion Dance on Quaver (5 minutes)
Go to www.quavermusic.com
Click the green LOGIN on the top
My QuaverName : RNE4thgrade
My Password :music
(If you are prompted, choose "without flash")
Click the green LOGIN on the top
My QuaverName : RNE4thgrade
My Password :music
(If you are prompted, choose "without flash")
Choose "Student Interactives"
Click on "Movement" on the left side.
Choose Body Percussion Dance Meter of 2, 3, or 4 and compose a body percussion piece of your own. Teach it to someone else.
When you are done, feel free to look through the other activities.
Choose Body Percussion Dance Meter of 2, 3, or 4 and compose a body percussion piece of your own. Teach it to someone else.
When you are done, feel free to look through the other activities.
4. Watch this body percussion routine to Edvard Grieg's "In the Hall of the Mountain King" (3 minutes)
5. Can you compose a body percussion/movement routine to your favorite song? (5 minutes)
Pro-tip: Use the body percussion dance from Quaver to start things off
The song can be any style. Also, you don't have to use the whole song. =)
If you can, record your video using Flipgrid.
1. Copy this URL and paste it in a web address bar: https://flipgrid.com/9b2460a4
2. Sign in using your school email or a parent/guardian's Google or Microsoft account.
3. Press the green plus sign to record (video length is 1 minute 30 seconds max)
4. I will review your video to make sure the music and movement is school appropriate and make it visible for other students to view.
5. You can comment on other videos using good digital citizenship practices. =)
Pro-tip: Use the body percussion dance from Quaver to start things off
The song can be any style. Also, you don't have to use the whole song. =)
If you can, record your video using Flipgrid.
1. Copy this URL and paste it in a web address bar: https://flipgrid.com/9b2460a4
2. Sign in using your school email or a parent/guardian's Google or Microsoft account.
3. Press the green plus sign to record (video length is 1 minute 30 seconds max)
4. I will review your video to make sure the music and movement is school appropriate and make it visible for other students to view.
5. You can comment on other videos using good digital citizenship practices. =)