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Instruments used: drums rhythm sticks triangles tambourines jingle bells

Percussion play along using drums, triangles, rhythm sticks, boomwhackers Boomwhacker notes: A, B, C# D E F# G

Easy rhythm play along to John Philip Sousa's Stars and Stripes Forever using quarter notes, quarter rests and paired eighth notes. Instruments needed: drums, rhythm sticks, triangles Color Key: yellow = drums, blue = rhythm sticks, red = triangles, green = all instruments

For our last challenge of the year, I’m challenging you to watch a musical with your family either this week or this summer. You can find them on most streaming options or rent them. My favorite musical is Mary Poppins, so my daughter will be joining me to help me teach you some fun patterns you can art to Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious! If you already know the song, you can skip to 4:10 to...

This book, “Because”, is one of my new favorite books! I saved it for my last book because of its inspiring message. Thank you for watching my videos and learning with me while we were apart. Have a great summer!

On Top of Spaghetti is a silly story about a runaway meatball! Come and sing along with me!

In this video, we’ll practice 3 different hand clapping games. Which one was your favorite? Kindergarten - A Sailor Went to Sea 1st/2nd Grades - Double This 2nd/3rd Grades - Miss Mary Mack

Grab something to create sound with (drum, shakers, woods, metals) and join me and my kids as we read and play along with "Mortimer"!

Grab a plastic cup and join me for a fun play-along with Fireflies! Check out Kaboom Percussion for the original lesson! watch/?v=2799913300129413

Grab something that can be used like rhythm sticks (markers, chopsticks, wooden spoons, drumsticks...etc) and join me on the floor with a fun play along from Aladdin! Check out the original lesson from Kaboom Percussion! kaboompercussion87/videos/222689929098776/

Create a pattern using your “instrument” from Monday’s rhythm lesson and send me a video through Seesaw with you playing your pattern. It doesn’t have to be tricky, just something that you can repeat over and over again. In music, we call a musical pattern that repeats over and over again an OSTINATO. I can’t wait to see you pattern!

This is the book we read on the first day of school, Peanut Butter and Cupcake! Sing along with me while Peanut Butter tries to make new friends to play with and eventually meets someone just like him!

One thing I really miss about not being in school, is playing games in music class. In this video, I’ll share how you can play 3 of our favorite games from music class at home with just a couple small changes!

Check out all the fun activities to do on Quaver with our Found Sounds unit this week! Don’t miss the first couple minutes where I share a big tip on accessing Quaver easier from an iPad. I can’t wait to see the instrument you share!

Week 3 - Read Aloud

Week 3 - Found Sounds

Hosanna Rock!

Week 2 - Friday Read Aloud

Week 2 - Quaver Activities

Week 2 - Peter and the Wolf