Dear Families,
Sally Go Round the Sun is a singing game that we learned in class and you child and/or children loved it. To my lovely students, do you remember the different ways we learned this singing game? In this video, the performers, which are the people singing, show you a few different ways to play this singing game. The second video is a lyric video and shows the words for the song. Happy singing!
Enjoy!
Warmly,
Ms. Wilder
Dear Families,
Here is a video story of a Pete the Car book and there is a great jazzy song that is sung throughout the book.
Enjoy!
Warmly,
Ms. Wilder
Assignment
First, singa long with the song while the video plays.
Next, make up your own song with the same words.
Dear Families,
I have found a new singing game for you that I would love for you and your child and/or children to learn.
Warmly.
Ms. Wilder
Brown Bear, Brown Bear Singing Game
Brown Bear, Brown Bear Story with singing.
Dear Families,
Here is a new singing game for you! Enjoy having fun with your child and/or children as you and you child and/or children learn the song A Tisket, A Tasket.
Warmly,
Ms. Wilder
A Tisket, A Tasket.
Dear Families,
In order to assist your child and/or children with continuing their learning of music, I feel that is was important to provide you with this singing games page, which will serve as a resource for you throughout our time for on-line learning. Singing games are a very fun and very educational way of learning how to sing, match pitch, sing in an ensemble, which means sing in a group, and you child and/or children learn many more things with singing games, as well.
Bluebird, Bluebird, Through My Window is a singing game that we played in class and we had so much fun singing and playing this wonderful game.
Please note that this particular version of this song is slightly different than what was taught during our music class, but I feel that was important to include this on my iBlog even though it is not exactly the same.
Warmly,
Ms. Wilder
Bluebird, Bluebird Through My Window
This is a slightly different version of the game that we played in class, but it is version that looks like it would be fun to play.
Dear Families,
We are on a new journey together with learning music together on-line and I know that we can be very successful with this on-line learning journey.
Please feel free to email me songs and/or activities and/or ideas that you child and/or children may have for me so that I can ensure that my posts, lessons, activities, videos, and etc. are of interest to your children.
Please also free free to email me with any questions you may have.
We are in this together!
Warmly,
Ms. Wilder
Dear Families,
I feel very fortunate to have found this lovely kid friendly video for you of the song titled Yo, Ho, I Pull The Anchor, as this is a singing game that you child and/or children and I played in class.
Warmly,
Ms. Wilder
Dear Families,
Here is another great musical vocabulary building Academic Enrichment Video for you and your child and/or children.
Warmly,
Ms. Wilder
Learning Music – Wind, String, Percussion Instruments for Kids
Dear Families,
One ensemble, which means a number of people playing instruments, that I would love for your child and/or children to be familiar with is the orchestra. One reason that I would like for your child and/or children to learn about this ensemble is that you child and/or children have an opportunity to choose an instrument to play in the Fifth Grade and one instrument from the orchestra you child and/or children can play is called the violin. Also, another reason why I would like for your child and/or children to learn about the orchestra, is that it is a significant ensemble in music and it is important to learn.
This video focuses on assisting your child and/or children with learning the vocabulary associated with the orchestra.
Enjoy!
Ms. Wilder
Dear Families,
I have found a new kid friendly video for you and this is also about making and reading music, but it is presented in a different way that your child and/or children might enjoy. In music class, we are concentrating on the whole note, half note, quarter note, and the quarter rest, but if you child and/or children want to learn the other notes and rests as well, then, your child and/or children will be ahead of the curve in music class.
Enjoy!
Warmly,
Ms. Wilder