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OBJ # 7 SJSD MUSIC 2nd GRADE MODEL LESSON PLAN TEMPLATE MUSIC LITERACY Learning Target Missouri State Standards 7. Students will recognize basic forms and composition techniques: AB, repeated patterns (ostinato), question/answer, call/response, verse/refrain, repeat sign, and introduction. CONTENT & SKILLS: FA 2, FA 3 By the end of this grade/course students should KNOW: Aesthetics: Expressive quality of instruments By the end of this grade/course students should be able to do: Aesthetics: Explain how instruments can be used to express feelings or ideas. Criticism: Compare and contrast pitched and unpitched instruments Form: Sing a song using a repeat sign Compare and contrast solo and chorus parts of a song. Compare and contrast verse and refrain parts of a song. Describe what happens in AB form. Criticism: Pitch and Un-pitched Form: Repeat Solo/Chorus Verse/Refrain AB Unit Vocabulary: Un-pitched and Pitched Percussion, Repeat Sign, Solo/Chorus, Verse/Refrain, AB Sections Pre-Assessment: Criticism: Group percussion instruments into un-pitched and pitched categories. Students will identify the repeat sign in a musical selection. Form: Create a picture to demonstrate the solo/chorus form in a song. Draw shapes to represent the verse/refrain phrases. Create movements for A and B sections. Facilitating Activities: Knowledge/Comprehension: Activity Strategy Aesthetics: Model Match instruments with cards showing emotions. Criticism: Identify unModel/Discussion pitched and pitched percussion instruments. Form: Play a short Demonstrate repeating pattern that will accompany a song to demonstrate the function of a repeat sign. Application/Analysis Activity Aesthetics: Listen to various instruments with eyes closed and imagine a character and then describe the character to a partner.. Criticism: Choose unpitched or pitched percussion instruments to represent a character in a story. Form: Analyze songs from the textbook to discover examples of repeat sign, solo/chorus and verse/refrain Synthesis/Evaluation: Activity Aesthetics: In a group that has different instruments, write and perform a story in which each instrument represents a character. Assessment Checklist Written assessment Checklist Strategy Share Pair Assessment Checklist Listening Observation Group Investigation Observation Strategy Group Presentation Assessment Scoring Guide Criticism: Create a rhythmic pattern and play the pattern on un-pitched or pitched percussion instrument. Form: Create a book to accompany a song such as “She’ll Be Coming Round the Mountain” to demonstrate verse/refrain. Model Written Assessment Cooperative Learning Scoring Guide Differentiation Suggestions: Criticism: Respond to a piece of music by selecting appropriate instruments to create an accompaniment. Form: A volunteer or chosen student sings the solos or verse while the rest of the class sings the refrain. . Criteria Aesthetics: Explain how instruments can be used to express feelings or ideas. Criticism: Compare and contrast pitched and un-pitched instruments. SJSD MUSIC SCORING GUIDE TEMPLATE 4 Advanced 3 Proficient 2 basic Uses four Uses three Uses two reasons to reasons to reasons to explain how explain how explain how instruments instruments instruments can be used to can be used can be used to express to express express feelings or feelings or feelings or ideas. ideas. ideas. Compares and contrasts four pitched and unpitched instruments Compares and contrasts two pitched and unpitched instruments. Identifies pitched and unpitched instruments. 1 Below Basic Uses one reasons to explain how instruments can be used to express feelings or ideas. Identifies unpitched instruments. Form: Compare and contrast solo and chorus parts of a song. Creates a movement to show the different between solo and chorus. Compare and Contrast verse movement to and refrain parts of show the a song. difference between a verse and a refrain. Describe what happens in AB form. difference between the AB sections. Compares and contrasts solo and chorus parts of a song. Performs a chorus part in a song. Identifies a solo and chorus part in a song. and Contrasts a verse and a refrain part of a song. refrain part in a song. verse and refrain in a song. one section of the AB form. AB form what happens in AB form.