*** M 3852 Music in Elementary Grades *** 2018*** *** Dr.

Veblen, Beth Tuinstra & Eric Teichman***

November 14, 2018

Songs: Carinna Sabetti, Marija Ristic

Musical Experience: Natasha and Haley on Wednesday

For Next Time

Go to Saturday workshop 9:30 TC307 with Bryan Powell
OR: Thursday grad colloquium TC307 12:30 take notes!
OR: Friday grad colloquium TC101 3:30 take notes!
Songs: Haley Fine, Danielle Di Pietrantonio
Musical Experience: Aiden MacPherson, Jasmine Bustard-Johnson on Monday
Musical Experience: Sarah Green on Wednesday

Reading: Ch 7 Rhythm Review & Critical Thinking – please do all! Due Sunday 7pm 400 wds min
 *** M 3852 Music in Elementary Grades *** 2018*** *** Dr. Veblen, Beth Tuinstra & Eric Teichman***

AS YOU GET READY FOR YOUR INTERVIEW WITH US:

• Put your online portfolio in order

Organize in whatever seems to make the most sense to you:

Class Notes
Syllabus, schedule, day sheets from class, movement and dance, musical instruments,
Integration, curriculum guidelines, teaching tips
The musical experiences from class—posted under resources on OWL
working with targeted groups of learners
methodologies, research applications, learner characteristics,
developmental stages - very valuable
trouble shooting, curricular considerations /models curriculum examples – can link
to various Canadian music/arts curriculae
specifics on teaching notation/songs/listening etc, behavior mod strategies
materials on music and culture, creative experiences, notes on conferences and
lectures / workshops, reflections, separate readings, sources, websites etc. and
projects, Observation 1, Observation 2
check out things under resources on OWL

Song Collection
organized (by age, alphabetically, by category)
suitable for elementary aged children, sourced with verses and content
linked to recordings, books, stories, props, actvities, games
May Include: Game songs, greeting songs, dance songs, rounds
action songs, camp, special events (holidays, Halloween, etc.)
work songs, historical events, many cultures, Canadian specific, French language
Very young, Younger elementary, Upper age elementary, Easy 2 part, Lullabies
Find notation and sound source for other songs
Include links to online Youtube songs – be sure to be critical here. Do you like the
song? Does this song inspire you? Will students enjoy it?

Maybe: Visuals And Props

Ideas for bulletin boards, Graphics, cue cards, charts, ppts
Puppets, scarves, maps, other props ideas

ADD pictures, music you like, things that make this your own!!