The 1st Grade Choir Christmas Concert is THIS TUESDAY December 16th.
It starts at 6:00pm in the CES Lunchroom.
Choir members need to be there by 5:45.
Please wear choir t-shirts, jeans, Santa hat, and some Cool Shades (Sunglasses).
If needed you can wear a white or black long-sleeved shirt underneath.
See you at the concert tomorrow!
Mrs. Galanopoulos' Music Class
Welcome to Music Class! Students come to music every two weeks for 40 minutes. We will learn to play instruments and sing fun songs. We explore the basic elements of music as well as an appreciation for other arts.
Monday, December 15, 2014
Monday, December 1, 2014
1st Grade Choir Field Trip & 2nd Grade Christmas Tree Lighting
1st Grade Choir Field Trip
Wednesday December 3rd.
We will be singing for two nursing homes, Merrywood and Autumn Place.
Choir members please wear choir t-shirts, jeans, and Santa hats.
We will leave at 9:00 and return just before 11:00 for lunch.
2nd Grade Choir sings for Millbrook Christmas Tree Lighting
The Christmas Tree Lighting is Thursday night December 4th.
The tree lighting starts at 6:00 and we will sing at 6:30.
Choir members wear choir t-shirts, jeans, and Santa hats. Depending on the weather you may want to dress warmly since we will be outside for a while.
*I encourage you to stay for the whole Tree Lighting Ceremony. There will be more music after we sing and the lighting of the tree*
Wednesday December 3rd.
We will be singing for two nursing homes, Merrywood and Autumn Place.
Choir members please wear choir t-shirts, jeans, and Santa hats.
We will leave at 9:00 and return just before 11:00 for lunch.
2nd Grade Choir sings for Millbrook Christmas Tree Lighting
The Christmas Tree Lighting is Thursday night December 4th.
The tree lighting starts at 6:00 and we will sing at 6:30.
Choir members wear choir t-shirts, jeans, and Santa hats. Depending on the weather you may want to dress warmly since we will be outside for a while.
*I encourage you to stay for the whole Tree Lighting Ceremony. There will be more music after we sing and the lighting of the tree*
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Lesson 5 October 13-24, 2014
Lesson Plan for Lesson 5 October 13-24, 2014
Kindergarten
- March in to Mr. Drum - practice keeping a steady beat
- Learn new welcome song "Everybody Have a Seat"
- Voice Pathway cards - students will follow a curved line with their voices moving high and low to match
- Discuss a steady beat.
- Listen to "In the Hall of the Mountain King" and copy the teacher's steady beat
- Sing "Goin' to the Farm"
- Sing and play cow bells with "Listen to the Cows"
- Sing and move to "We are Scary Skeletons"
1st Grade
- March in to Mr. Drum - practice keeping a steady beat
- Voice Pathway cards - students will follow a curved line with their voices moving high and low to match
- Echo sing on Sol and Mi - matching pitch and using a good singing voice
- Sing with the story "Skeleton Hiccups" - after every part, the students will respond by singing Hic, Hic, Hic
- Sing "The Muffin Man"
- Learn about the rest - a music symbol that means to be quiet on the beat.
- Play the muffin man game from last week. When a student removes the muffin, it will be replaced with a rest.
- Learn about Ta - a music symbol that mean to make one sound on the beat. Students will take turns erasing rests and they will be replaced with a Ta.
2nd Grade
- March in the Mr. Drum - practice keeping a steady beat
- Voice Pathway cards - students will follow a curved line with their voices moving high and low to match
- Echo sing on Sol and Mi - matching pitch and using a good singing voice
- Discuss the composer Edvard Grieg
- Listen to "In the Hall of the Mountain King" by Edvard Grieg while keeping the steady beat in different ways
- Review quarter notes, eighth notes, and rests.
- Practice reading rhythms with rhythm flash cards
- Learn song "Must Be Halloween"
- Students will take turns composing 'ghost' rhythms while the class sings "Must Be Halloween". After each student is done composing we will read each students rhythm.
Special Needs
- March in to Mr. Drum - practice keeping a steady beat and starting a stopping
- "What is your name?" song by Hap Palmer - practice saying names
- "Jelly Beans" song - move different body parts to the music
- Listen to "In the Hall of the Mountain King" - practice keeping a steady beat on different parts of the body
- Play drums to the steady beat of the drumming Jam Alongs CD
- Sing song "Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater" and keep a steady beat on various instruments
- Move colorful scarves to gentle pan pipe music
- "Time to Go" song for clean up and goodbye
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