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Subject(s): Music Grades(s): Grades 2-3



Amy Bizelli


MUSIC LESSON


Song Used: Wilderness Thunderstorm by
NorthSound

Musical


Element to Teach: Dynamics (soft and
loud)


Grade Level: Second grade


Concept: The students will experience a gradual change in dynamics from soft to loud that will be experienced through movement and listening.


Objectives: The students will:

Listen to a thunderstorm in class

Create a rainstorm in the classroom

Experience soft and loud through movement


Materials Needed: tape/CD player, recording of a rainstorm,
drums


Preliminary Procedures:

The teacher will ask the students questions

about thunderstorms,

such as, "Do you like them?, Are you scared of them?. Discuss.


Procedures:

1. Play the recording of a thunderstorm while the students listen to the dynamics of it.


2. Teacher explains to class that we will create a thunderstorm using our bodies in a round – like fashion.


3. Split class into 3 groups and explain the order for creating the thunderstorm.


4. Create thunderstorm:

a) rub hands together

b) snap fingers

c) pat hands on legs

d) stomp feet on ground/play drums

e) pat hands on legs

f) snap fingers

g) rub hands together STOP.


5. Discuss how our thunderstorm was soft and loud.


Evaluation: The entire class participates in creating a thunderstorm in the classroom.


Follow – Up: The teacher asks the students what parts of the thunderstorm were softest and what part was the loudest. How did we show that in our creation of thunderstorm?

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