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Title - Saint-Saëns Zoo
By - Justin Kvedaras
Primary Subject - Music
Secondary Subjects - Art
Grade Level - 2
Concept To Teach: Musical Expression / Emotions
Standards Addressed:
General Goal(s): Students listen to Camille Saint-Saëns’ Carnival of the Animals and express emotions by drawing animals and settings.
Specific Objectives: Students effectively display emotions drawn from music.
Required Materials: - CD/Tape player
- small sheets of paper for students to practice on
- large sheets of paper with space to draw animals (zoo)
- markers/colored pencils
- recording of Carnival of the Animals.
Anticipatory Set (Lead-In): In the class leading into this lesson, talk about Camille Saint-Saëns and his music.
Step-By-Step Procedures:
- Break class into groups (2-3 students per group).
- Hand out small sheets of paper for each student to practice drawing animals on.
- Assign each group one or two animals they will draw on the zoo.
- Play the movement that corresponds with the animals selected.
- Students share space, and each student gets to draw at least one animal in assigned section.
- For example: all students in group will draw one lion (2-3 lions in section); all students from another group will draw a turtle (2-3 turtles).
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