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Title - Music Alphabet song
By - Benton Young
Primary Subject - Music
Secondary Subjects -
Grade Level - K
Time: 1-3 minutes at the beginning of class as a vocal warm-up until the concept is integrated into their thought process.
Purpose: To introduce the repetition of the music alphabet and the introduction of scales.
Objective: to learn the music alphabet and at the same time distinguish the music alphabet from the regular alphabet.
Sing "Alphabet song" tune to ABCDEFG, ABCDEFG, ABCDEFG, DEFG, ABCDEFG, ABCDEFG.
Your goal is achieved when no one sings ABCDEFG, HIJK...
Music Alphabet Song, part 2
By: Benton Young
Grades: K-3
Time: 1-3 minutes at the beginning of class as a vocal warm-up until the concept is integrated into their thought process.
Objective: Say only ABCDEFG during the alphabet song or going up the scale.
If you have Orff or other mallet instruments, line them up and begin the music alphabet. If anyone says the letter "H" after "G" instead of going back to "A", you start back at the beginning of the rhythm instruments. This may be done on a piano with the same effect.
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