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Classic Composers (The Romantic Era): Beethoven
Date:
1/16-1/20
Subject:
Overview & Purpose/Essential Question
Third Grade
Objectives
(Specify
skills/information that
will be learned.)
Information
(Give and/or
demonstrate necessary
information)
Verification
(Steps to check for
student understanding)
Activity
(Describe the
independent activity to
reinforce this lesson)
Summary
(Outcome and/or
results of lesson
taught)
Prepared By:
Music
Alecia Bachuss
Education Standards Addressed
AH-EP-2.1.1 / AH-04-2.1.1 / AH-05-2.1.1
Students will identify how music has been a part of cultures and periods
throughout history.
Fourth Grade
Fifth Grade
Students will become familiar with
the life of Beethoven. They will
discover how he came to be one
of the most famous composers of
all time.
Program practice in Gym
-songs/solos
-speaking parts
-dance
Students will become familiar with
the life of Beethoven. They will
discover how he came to be one
of the most famous composers of
all time.
Review; PowerPoint of
Beethoven’s life; cotton ball
activity with music relating to his
loss of hearing; brain pop video
and question sheet; Beethoven
matching activity
Program practice in Gym
Review; PowerPoint of
Beethoven’s life; cotton ball
activity with music relating to his
loss of hearing; brain pop video
and question sheet; Beethoven
matching activity
Question sheet with fill-in-theblank answers; observation of
matching activity
Program practice in Gym
Question sheet with fill-in-theblank answers; observation of
matching activity
Question sheet for brain pop video
filling in the blanks; understanding
Beethoven’s loss of hearing with
cotton balls; matching activity as a
class on the board
Program practice in Gym
Materials Needed
 composer
PowerPoint
 brain pop video and
question sheet
 cotton balls
 music clip
 clip boards
 pencils
 Beethoven matching
Other Resources
(e.g. Web, books, etc.)
 internet
Question sheet for brain pop video
filling in the blanks; understanding
Beethoven’s loss of hearing with
cotton balls; matching activity as a
class on the board
Additional Notes
Friday rotation activity:
Just Dance on the Wii or
Name that Tune