Music
Fall Music Party for Young Musicians
In this one-time music class, we will sing about all things fall from pumpkins and apples to beautiful fall colors.
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5-7
year old learners
2-7
learners per class
$8
Charged upfront
Meets once
40 minute class
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Description
Class Experience
In this fun and active music class, students will learn musical concepts while celebrating fall. We will explore rhythm and counting beats using rhythm syllables – Ta, Ti-ti, etc. Learners will be able to identify rhythm syllables and clap them with their hands. Learners will also make a simple musical instrument: a corn shaker. Supplies needed include an empty water bottle (8 oz preferred, but larger is fine), corn kernels (1/2 – 1 cup), ribbon or yarn in fall colors or color if you only...
Students will learn to engage their body, breath, and voice to become confident singers. They will learn how to pat rhythms using the Kodaly method. Learners will learn fall songs and rhythm chants. They will make a simple musical instrument.
Small 8 oz empty water bottle (larger bottle is fine), ½ cup corn kernels (more corn kernels if using a larger bottle), a small spoon, and some fall colored ribbon or yarn. Learners will be putting the kernels in the bottles using the small spoon or something with a spout. Then they will put the lid on the bottle and tie the ribbon around the lid. Scissors can be used to cut the ribbon, or you can cut the ribbon ahead of time.
40 minutes per week in class, and maybe some time outside of class.
Teacher
Michelle TurnerChildren's choir director, writing instructor, and grammar nerd.
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Lives in the
United States158 total reviews
211 completed classes
About Me
I am currently taking a break from teaching. Hello! My name is Ms. Michelle. I like to teach music classes because I love to sing and I love to teach children how to sing. I also enjoy teaching writing, grammar, and literature classes. I have...