Safe ideas to teach music in the corona virous days!
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We all have read several instructions about (not) singing in the classroom, sharing instruments and playing games with our students due to the danger of spreading the COVID 19. We are deeply concerned about our students’ safety and at the same time seek for ideas to make our lesson interesting and safe (in person and in distance learning).
What about listening to excellent music?It can never be out of a music lesson. Here are some ideas I tried to during this hard period: Vivaldi’s "The Four Seasons"through my Listening Maps offer a completely safe way to involve kids with music.
Children will realize the musical form of these pieces, imagine pictures of nature, listen to different rythms and tempos, recognize string instruments, drawtheir own pictures on the maps, try their own melodies for these pictures of nature and more.
In the first book children watch videos about Venice, paint carnaval masks, see Venetian style paintings and learn about the Baroque era. They also get to know Spring mvt 1 with videos, games and activities.
In the 2nd part, Vivaldi recalls his days of success and travels in European cities. He introduces his Summer, Autumn & Winter through videos and activities.
In Summer we focus on birds voices, play games and have a chance to compose music imitating birds voices. In Autumn we learn about Dionysus, the Ancient Greek God of wine to understand the first 2 movements describing a feast and the drunkards' sleep. In Winter we make our own story about people walking in the snow, draw pictures, make melodies! You can find both in my store for free:https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/A-Boat-Full-Of-Sounds https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/chparpara105
In this blog I'll share ideas about music in education. "A boat full of sounds" is the name of this Blog and of my teaching resources shop as well. Most of my teaching experience is with children age 6-12, but many ideas can be adopted to fit the needs of other ages. I love bringing a variety of music genres in my lessons, classical music, traditional, jazz and many others. I also love guided or free improvisation and enjoy helping children make their own music. What will you find in this blog? My own or other people’s ideas about all the above areas. I’d also love to be in touch with people with the same interests and get ideas from them. Meanwhile you can have a look at some resources I have published in TES and Teachers Pay Teachers websites. TES Teachers Pay Teachers Hope you enjoy it! Chrysi Parpara Stay tuned for more! Subscribe below to get notified when I post updates.
A PDF file - 2 instrumental scores with the melody and chords in G cleff suitable for metallophone - 2 scores with suggested accompaniament with small percussion imstruments - A presentation about the Greek Carols; the custom, the origins, the songs, the instruments, the treats with insights to Greek culture. - Suggestions for listening the carols from different Greek groups The 2 most known Greek Carols are so easy to play! Melodies going up and down in a scale, the range is an octave. The instrumental part is easy for children and adults (professional or amateur). The colourful presentation describes the festive custom that fills Greece with happy sounds in Christmas Eve & New Year Eve. Children sing the carols in every house and receive treats. Wishes for health and prosperity are shared all around. The most common instruments used for carols and the most common treats given to children in old ages, when money wan't available to anyone! Some of the lyrics are p
A new game in my shop! Remember the most famous Vivaldi's melodies! https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1vI86LPBAOQo79brwl0BSY9eNVCo3DQvEuVJXbvxuQYY/present#slide=id.p Fing it in my TPT store and profit from the up to 25% sale on November 29 & 30! https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/THE-FOUR-SEASONS-BINGO-7471070 Enjoy!
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