Music Core Standards to provide students opportunities to achieve musical proficiency in Four Artistic Processes: Creating, Performing, Responding, and
Connecting.
Below are suggested activities that are related to Music Core Standards - Creating, Performing, and Responding. Please note this is a suggested curriculum. Feel free to modify the materials to meet your needs.
GRADE 1
Some of these materials may be used in Grade K.
Introduce the cultural background of the music materials, and deliver the activities culturally responsive with sensitivity.
With limited guidance, relate/compare, demonstrate personal interest in varied musical selections.
Vocal Exploration
Rounds
Introduce the cultural background of the music materials, and deliver the activities culturally responsive with sensitivity.
With limited guidance, relate/compare, demonstrate personal interest in varied musical selections.
Introduce the cultural background of the music materials, and deliver the activities culturally responsive with sensitivity.
With limited guidance, relate/compare, demonstrate personal interest in varied musical selections.
Introduce the cultural background of the music materials, and deliver the activities culturally responsive with sensitivity.
With limited guidance, relate/compare, demonstrate personal interest in varied musical selections.
Use movements to illustrate:
Re7.1: Enduring Understanding: Individuals' selection of musical works is influenced by their interests, experiences, understandings, and purposes.
Re8.1: Enduring Understanding: Through their use of elements and structures of music, creators and performers provide clues to their expressive intent.
Re9.1: Enduring Understanding: The personal evaluation of musical work(s) and performance(s) is informed by analysis, interpretation, and established.
• creative movement
• storytelling
• body percussion
• line and circle games
• singing games
Daniel (Saturday, 29 July 2023 03:31)
All the links work on this page.
Lauren F (Thursday, 20 July 2023 19:16)
Under “Ta & Titi”
It says: “Some fo these materials may be used in Grade K.” Did you mean Grade 1? Or did you mean that you might also use them in Grade K and bring them back in Grade 1 for different purpose?
Did you want a separate heading, “Pr4.3” for the last bullet (Engine, Engine)?
Why is there a horizontal line separating Pr4.3 from the rest of the Cn standards? Is it because they are different concepts, not ta & titi?
Under “2/4 meter, repeat”
Maybe specify that Pease Porridge is your example for 2/4 and Sorida is your example for repeat.
Under “Dynamics and Tempo”
Just for consistency, your other Assessment headings are bigger and not indented in the other sections so maybe make this one match.