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• I
can
play
a
G
major
scale
in
whole,
half,
quarter
and
eighth
notes
with
good
posture
and
a
nice
full
tone
• I
can
clap
and
play
rhythms
in
¾
time
• I
can
play
measures
1-‐29
in
Jurassic
Park
with
correct
notes
and
rhythm
Materials
• Tradition
of
Excellence
book
• Jurassic
Park
Procedures
• Have
the
students
play
and
G
major
scale
in
whole
notes
o Remind
students
about
their
posture
and
tone
• Have
students
play
their
G
major
scale
in
half
notes
o Repeat
with
quarter
notes
and
eighth
notes
(2
eighth
notes
for
every
note)
• Have
students
take
out
their
tradition
of
Excellence
book
and
turn
to
page
16
• Explain
(using
the
white
board)
¾
time
signature
o How
it’s
similar
to
4/4,
different
rhythms
(quarter,
dotted
half)
• Put
different
rhythms
on
the
board
in
¾
time
and
ask
students
to
clap
them
• Have
students
look
at
exercise
#61
in
the
book
and
clap
the
rhythm
together
o The
teacher
can
isolate
measures
and
explain
them
• Have
students
play
measure
61
on
an
F
• Have
students
look
exercise
#62
and
say
and
finger
the
notes
for
the
whole
line
o If
the
students
are
confused
about
the
rhythm
they
can
clap
through
the
exercise
• Review
the
fingering
the
for
Bb
(pincher)
in
the
staff
o Have
students
play
the
note
together
o Have
students
play
just
the
measure
with
the
Bb
in
the
exercise
• Have
students
play
through
the
whole
exercise
o The
teacher
can
isolate
specific
measures
and
then
have
students
play
through
the
whole
exercise
again
• Have
students
take
out
Jurassic
Park
• Have
students
play
measures
1-‐9
to
review
o Remind
them
of
the
Bb
we
just
went
over
o The
teacher
can
isolate
measures
and
have
students
clap
the
rhythm,
then
say
the
notes,
then
play
the
measure
• Have
students
play
measures
9-‐12
o Isolate
measure
11
(clap
and
sing,
sing
and
finger,
play)
• Have
students
play
measure
11
again
• Have
students
play
measures
9-‐12
again
• Have
students
play
measures
12-‐14
o The
teacher
can
isolate
measure
13
and
have
students
clap
the
rhythm,
say
and
finger
and
then
play
the
measure
o Have
students
play
measures
12-‐14
• Have
students
play
measures
9-‐14
o The
teacher
can
isolate
measures
and
have
students
clap
the
rhythm
or
say
and
finger
the
notes
• Have
students
play
measures
14-‐17
o Isolate
measure
15
and
have
students
clap
the
rhythm,
say
and
finger
the
notes
and
then
play
the
measure
o Have
students
play
measures
14-‐17
again
• Have
students
play
measures
9-‐17
together
• Have
students
play
from
the
beginning
to
measure
17
• Have
students
play
measure
17-‐20
o Isolate
measure
19
and
have
students
clap
the
rhythm
for
the
tie
o Have
students
play
measure
19
without
the
tie,
and
then
put
it
back
in
• Have
students
play
measure
17-‐20
again
• Have
students
play
measures
20
-‐23
o The
teacher
can
isolate
measures
with
eighth
notes
and
have
them
play
notes
one
by
one
• Have
students
play
measures
17-‐23
together
• Have
students
say
and
finger
the
notes
for
measures
23-‐29
o Review
the
fingerings
for
Bb
and
isolate
measure
23
for
the
eighth
notes
o Go
over
the
fingering
for
low
G
in
measure
26
have
students
play
it
on
together
o If
necessary
go
over
the
fingering
for
low
C
• Have
students
play
measures
23-‐29
• Have
students
play
measures
17-‐29
o Give
Feedback
• Have
Students
play
from
the
beginning
–
29
Assessment
• The
teacher
can
ask
individuals
or
small
groups
to
play
sections
of
the
music
and
assess
their
posture,
tone
and
notes.
Extension
• The
teacher
can
go
over
measures
29-‐38
in
Jurassic
Park
if
there
is
more
time
• The
teacher
can
go
over
measures
29-‐end
of
Beauty
and
the
Beast
if
there
is
more
time
Adaptations
• Size:
The
teacher
can
break
down
songs
and
measures
so
students
can
understand
notes
and
rhythm
• Pacing:
the
teacher
can
adjust
the
pacing
depending
on
which
songs
need
more/less
work
• Modality
o Visual:
If
students
forget
fingerings,
the
teacher
can
write
them
on
the
board
for
them
to
reference
o Aural:
The
teachers
can
help
students
with
notes
and
rhythm
by
singing
them
and
having
students
sing
with
her
o Kinesthetic:
Students
can
tap
their
toe
or
move
to
keep
the
beat