Each 3rd grade class worked together to re-write the words to the song "Are You Sleeping?"
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At the beginning of the school year, each music class worked together to make a word cloud of their favorite music to listen to outside of school. If a word is BIG it means a lot of students liked it.How to make a word cloud:
PerformingAt Auburn Elementary we are extremely fortunate to have a variety of drums and Orff instruments which we often use to accompany the songs and musical games we play in third grade. We also look at what music notation for familiar songs looks like and we begin to really dig into learning what musical symbols mean and how they sound. CreatingIn third grade, creativity in music class includes improvising beatboxing patterns in the context of a familiar song, writing new words to a familiar song, working as a class to compose a melody for a familiar chant or poem...and more. RespondingStudents continue to build their vocabulary for describing and reflecting on music. They begin to identify and describe the differences between major/minor and duple/triple. They also begin to learn to identify harmonic functions.
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