October 6th – 10th

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This week in music …

Kindergarten:
-       Had the chance to use the egg shaker, rhythm sticks and hand drum while singing a song about fall
-       Practiced standing for O Canada
-       Echoed a song about Pizza

Grade 1:
-       Practiced singing in tune the song “She’ll Be Comin’ Round the Mountain”
-       Sung the entire “Chance” song
-       Continued working on a steady beat using the spoons – played patterns with 3 beats and 7 beats

Grade 2:
-       Did an assessment on 3/4 time
-       Continued singing in tune and working on “In Flanders Fields”
-       Continued working with the spoons and learning different rhythm patterns with 7 beats

Grade 3:
-       Did an assessment on 4/4 time
-       Finished their spoon compositions and shared them for the classmates focusing on keeping a steady beat
-       Continued their vocal development while singing

Grade 4:
-       Finished their spoon compositions and shared them for their classmates focusing on keeping a steady beat
-       Continued their vocal development while working on songs for the Remembrance Day Assembly

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