I think it is time for another Monday Music Manipulatives Link Up!
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I am trying to use the American Methodoloy and Yearly Plans books this year more in my planning and sequencing.
During sol-mi prep one of the things it suggests is having the students place the text of the song on the board to show "high" and "low". I put the words for the song, "Rain Rain Go Away" on umbrella die cuts and placed magnets on the back.
I was able to use this with practicing steady beat as well as having students place them on the board to show which words (or parts of words) are high and which were low.
Here are some pictures:
Students place umbrellas above the heart beats to show steady beat.
Pass out umbrellas and have students put the song in order with their umbrella either showing high or low. We talk about spacing just like when we do it on the individual student high/low charts.
Don't have access to umbrella die cuts? Download this freebie in my TPT store.
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Lindsay
Oh my gosh! I just realized that you were one of the free downloads of the week from TPT last week! That's amazing! I love those Thanksgiving pennants! How cool...
ReplyDeleteTotally. Awesome. :D
Thanks David! I was! I keep trying to enter my music freebies, but they seem much more interested in clip art! Either way, it is still very exciting to be featured! Be sure to link up starting tomorrow!
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