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Week 1
I teach Music and am also
responsible for School Experience
I believe that everyone is musical
Every child should experience music in school - the biggest problems are that teachers lack confidence and time is limited
Did you enjoy it?
Did it happen regularly?
Did you get the chance to learn
and instrument?
Expectations for Foundation pp 32-33
Key Stage 1 (and 2) pp 77-79 Read these now!
What might you get young children to listen to?
Can you think of what simple instruments
might be available?
This one is lots of fun, but have you experienced this?
In the car
Performing
Live music
Radio
Singing
Exercising
Concert/ festival
Working creatively
with sound
Listening and Responding
Singing and playing simple instruments
Exploring sounds
Listening to sounds around
Making up patterns
Rhymes and songs
Listening to each other
Playing with sounds
Using percussion instruments
Listening to and sorting sounds
These activities are all interrelated
sound walk
And despite the picture, musical experiences should to practical
One sound or several -
think layers of sound
How instruments sound
Long or short?
The absence of sound
High or low?
Loud and quiet
(be careful - quiet NOT soft!)
I said a Boom-Chicka-Boom
Boom-Chicka-Boom
I said a Boom-Chicka-Boom
Boom-Chicka-Boom
I said a Boom-Chicka-Rocka-Chicka- Rocka-Chicka- Boom
Boom-Chicka-Rocka-Chicka- Rocka-Chicka- Boom
Alright? Alright?
Uhuh! Uhuh
One more time One more time
Very quietly....
Explore new ideas
Be practical
Allow children
to be creative
Be interactive
Be varied
Encourage children
to think
Enable children to work together
Be engaging
Yes - the irony is not lost on me... all the things this course is not!