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This is a "zipper" song. Unzip the song, take the word "get" out. Zip the word "clap" in. Sing it the new way. What other words/quels autres mots can c. L J Clare 2011 copied with permission for student use 6 The more we get to-ge-ther, Plus nous se - rons more we get to - ge - nous se - rons en- sem- ble, your friends are my tes a- mis sont mes more we get to - ge - nous se-rons en - sem - ble Key F, starting note do(F) count-in: 1,2,3,1,2,The... unknown arr: ljc 2009 The More We Get Together F C F C F This Old Man Key D, first note A(so), count-in: 1,2,3,4,This old... D G D A7 This old man he He played knick knack on knick knack pad-dy whack This old man came beat steady keeps going through whole song every song has one 4 4 4 I’m a Little Piece of Tin United States folksong Key D, first note F#, count-in:1,2,3,4,I’m... arr: ljc I’m a lit - tle piece of tin, no -bod - y knows where I have been. Got 4 wheels and a run-ning board, I'm a 4 door, mi so so so x mi mi re mi so so x mi so so la I’m a Ford. Honk honk rattle rattle rattle crash beep beep. Honk mi mi do do do x mi honk rattle rattle rattle crash beep beep. Honk honk. do x mi do Clatter, rumble from afar My dad drives a rusty car Put the key in, push the choke Off we go in a cloud of smoke Clatter, rumble from afar My dad drives a rusty car c. L J Clare 2011 copied with permission for student use 78 Bought me a ________, ________ pleased me, fed my _______ under yonder tree __________ went " _____________________" Bought Me a Cat Key G Pentatonic, first note: G(do) Count-In: 1and2andBought me... folk song arr: ljc Bought me a cat cat pleased me fed my cat un-der yon-der tree Cat went fid-dle i fee fid-dle i fee mi mi re doh mi mi re doh Key G la = E so = D mi = B re = A do = G so, = D, "buck-buck-buck-buck, buck-buck-buck-buck" "quack x quack x" "baaaaaa, baaaaaaa" "nei------------------gh" A B C D c. L J Clare 2011 copied with permission for student use 73 do do mi so so re do do re mi 447 pages of reproducible music from around the world (ready to print from pdfs on the DVD included) Which do you like best? He shoots! He scores! A He shoots! He scores! B He shoots! He scores! C He shoots! He scores! D Try them all. Don’t you wish you ne - ver had an-y-thing else to do, BUT Hockey, Hockey Key A, first note E(low mi) count-in: 123,456,Hockey... or 1, 2, Hockey... Ho - ckey Ho - ckey, play -ing at the rink. When Canada 2010 words:Lesley J Clare Face - off, skat - ing, ic - ing, check-ing too. days are hot when days are cold, play-ing at the rink. (one arm is hockey stick (draw a square with both hands) other arm holds it as it moves) (fan face with hand) (hold arms & shake) (draw a square with both hands) (touch face) (skate with hands) (1 hand right, 1 hand left) (clap) (use one hand/finger to motion “no”) (hands go up in air) c. L J Clare 2011 copied with permission for student use 44 Red is for happiness. Yellow is for gold and prosperity. Orange is for good fortune. Lions dance at the front of the New Year's Parade. One Dragon dances at the end of the New Year's Parade. The dance symbolizes overcoming obstacles through intelligence and hard work. On the 7th day of the New Year everyone turns a year older. The Chinese New Year's Celebration is 15 days long! The second new moon, after the winter solstice begins New Year celebrations. The Lantern Festival at the full moon ends the celebrations. Red envelopes with cash inside are given to children. c. L J Clare 2011 copied with permission for student use 38 Clean house. Pay debts. Buy ne -ew clothes. Write poems, say prayers, tell stor-ies old New moon, flowers bloom, New Year is here Yel - low o-range red fill the streets wi-ith joy. Dra-gons dan-cing fi-re - works Gung hay fat--- choy! Gung Hay Fat Choy Canada 2010 Lesley Clare Key Dm first note D(la), count-in: 1, 2, 1, 2, Yellow... Sweep out the bad luck. Make a new start. Hon - our an - ces-tors, fam - i -ly too Feast on the good food. Vi - sit our friends. Songs in "CanDo Music 2" include multi-cultural music from many countries and traditions (e.g. Hindu, Judaism, Christian, Muslim, Chinese New Year, Black History Month, Remembrance Day, Canada, India, Scotland, USA, France).
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Page 1: 447 pages of reproducible music from around the world ...shop.musicplaytext.ihoststores.com/images/Misc/cando_reproducibles… · 2 1 My Bon - nie lies o - ver the Bon - homme, Bon

This is a "zipper" song.

Unzip the song, take the word "get" out.

Zip the word "clap" in. Sing it the new way.

What other words/quels autres mots can zip in?

En francais, utilizer le mot "chantons".Chantez la nouvelle chanson.

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The more we get to-ge-ther, to - ge - ther to - ge - ther The

Plus nous se - rons en-sem-ble, en - sem - ble, en - sem -ble Plus

more we get to - ge - ther the hap-pi-er we’ll be. For

nous se - rons en- sem- ble, plus heu-reux nous se - rons. Car

your friends are my friends and my friends are your friends The

tes a- mis sont mes a- mis et mes a- mis sont tes a-mis Plus

more we get to - ge - ther, the hap-pi-er we'll be.

nous se-rons en - sem - ble plus heur-eux nous se - rons.

Key F, starting note do(F)count-in: 1,2,3,1,2,The...

unknownarr: ljc 2009

The More We Get Together

F C F

C F

C F C F

C F

one _______________

two _______________

three _______________

four _______________

five _______________

six _______________

seven _______________

eight ________________

nine ________________

ten ________________

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on his k een

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This Old ManWales

c. 1870's

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Key D, first note A(so), count-in: 1,2,3,4,This old...

D

G A7

D

A7 D

This old man he played one

He played knick knack on his thumb with a

knick knack pad-dy whack give a dog a bone

This old man came rol - ling home

beatsteady

keeps going

through whole song

every song has one

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I’m a Little Piece of TinUnited States

folksong

Key D, first note F#, count-in:1,2,3,4,I’m...arr: ljc

I’m a lit - tle piece of tin, no -bod - y knows where

I have been. Got 4 wheels and a run-ning board, I'm a 4 door,

mi so so so x mi

mi re mi so so x mi so so la

I’m a Ford. Honk honk rattle rattle rattle crash beep beep. Honkmi mi do do do x mi

honk rattle rattle rattle crash beep beep. Honk honk.do x mi do

Clatter, rumble from afar

My dad drives a rusty car

Put the key in, push the choke

Off we go in a cloud of smoke

Clatter, rumble from afar

My dad drives a rusty car

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Bought me a ________, ________ pleased me, fed my _______ under yonder tree

__________ went " _____________________"

Bought Me a CatKey G Pentatonic, first note: G(do)Count-In: 1and2andBought me... folk song

arr: ljc

Bought me a cat cat pleased me fed my cat un-der yon-der

tree Cat went fid-dle i fee fid-dle i fee

mi mi re doh mi mi re doh

Key G

la = Eso = Dmi = Bre = Ado = Gso, = D,

"buck-buck-buck-buck, buck-buck-buck-buck"

"quack x quack x"

"baaaaaa, baaaaaaa"

"nei------------------gh"

A

B

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do do mi so so re

do do re mi

447 pages of reproducible music from around the world (ready to print from pdfs on the DVD included)

Which do you like best?

He shoots! He scores!

A

He shoots! He scores!

B

He shoots! He scores!

C

He shoots! He scores!

D Try them all.

Don’t you wish you ne - ver had an-y-thing else to do, BUT

Hockey, HockeyKey A, first note E(low mi)count-in: 123,456,Hockey... or 1, 2, Hockey...

Ho - ckey Ho - ckey, play -ing at the rink. When

Canada2010

words:Lesley J Clare

Face - off, skat - ing, ic - ing, check-ing too.

days are hot when days are cold, play-ing at the rink.

(one arm is hockey stick (draw a square with both hands)other arm holds it as it moves)

(fan face with hand) (hold arms & shake) (draw a square with both hands)

(touch face) (skate with hands) (1 hand right, 1 hand left) (clap)

(use one hand/finger to motion “no”) (hands go up in air)

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Red is for happiness.Yellow is for gold and prosperity.Orange is for good fortune.

Lions danceat the frontof the New Year's Parade.

One Dragon dancesat the endof the New Year's Parade.

The dance symbolizesovercoming obstaclesthrough intelligenceand hard work.

On the 7th day of the New Yeareveryone turns a year older.

The Chinese New Year's Celebration is 15 days long!

The second new moon, after the winter solstice begins New Year celebrations.The Lantern Festival at the full moon ends the celebrations.

Red envelopes with cash insideare given to children.

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Clean house. Pay debts. Buy ne -ew clothes.

Write poems, say prayers, tell stor-ies old

New moon, flowers bloom, New Year is here

Yel - low o-range red fill the streets wi-ith joy.

Dra-gons dan-cing fi-re - works Gung hay fat--- choy!

Gung Hay Fat Choy Canada2010

Lesley Clare

Key Dmfirst note D(la), count-in: 1, 2, 1, 2, Yellow...

Sweep out the bad luck. Make a new start.

Hon - our an - ces-tors, fam - i -ly too

Feast on the good food. Vi - sit our friends.

Songs in "CanDo Music 2" include multi-cultural music from many countries and traditions (e.g. Hindu, Judaism, Christian, Muslim, Chinese New Year, Black History Month, Remembrance Day, Canada, India, Scotland, USA, France).

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My Bon - nie lies o - ver the

Bon - homme, Bon -homme Sais-tu jou - er?

3

This lit - tle light of mine, I'm

5

Ted - dy Bear, Ted - dy Bear

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Drei-del, Drei-del, Drei-del

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Some-times we like to sing, Some-times we likeThe grand old duke of York, he had ten-thou

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Pass one win - dow, Ti - de - o

4

This old man, he plays one

Melody Maps

AssessmentLevels

MusicalSymbols

RhythmBeat

conductor

repertoire

tempo

beat

rhythm

allegro

andante

presto

percussion

piano

forte

mezzo forte

legato

staccato

ostinato

chorus

dynamics

mezzo piano

form

pitchWord Wall

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ice cream cone2 scoops of ice cream

Level Three

Level Oneice cream conelittle ice cream

ice cream cone1 scoop of ice cream

Level Two

ice cream cone2 scoops of ice cream& a cookie

Level Four

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Ted-dy Bear

rhythm 3 claps

Teddy Bear

beat 2 claps

40 Rhythm Cards

ti-ti ta ta ta

sample front

sample back

(synonyms printed on back)

(names printed on back)

Black/White Flashcardsready to print (pdf)from DVD includedwith curriculum(or purchase separately)

clavesc. ljc 2010

shakersmaracas

c. ljc 2010

tick tock blockc. ljc 2010

tambourinec. ljc 2010

36 musical instruments(front with names, back without names)

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1 front

soThis old man he plays one so mi so so mi so ( A F# A A F# A)1 back

so

2 front

Red, or - ange, yel - low, brown so mi mi so so mi (G E E G G E)2 back

so

3 front

Ted - dy Bear, Ted - dy Bear so so mi so so mi ( A A F# A A F#)3 back

so

4 front

so la so miturn a- round------.(G A G E)4 back

mi

5 front

mi mi dothat will do!F# F# D

5 back

mi

6 front

Hot Cross Bunsmi re do A G F6 back

mi

7 front

pass one win - dowmi so so laF# A A B7 back

mi

8 front

ti - de - omi so do'F# A C'8 back

front back

This Old Man so - mi

Melody Cards

do mi so

do is on a line

do mi so

do is in a space

Red, Orange so-mi Teddy Bear so-mi

Teddy Bear la-so-mi Teddy Bear mi-do

Hot Cross Buns mi-re-do Pass One Window la-so-mi

Pass One Window do'-so-mi When "Do" do-mi-so

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What will you put on your dinner plate?

squash

mashed potatos

turkey

cranberry sauce

pea ‘n carrots

corn on the cob

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

bread ‘n butter

stuffing

pumpkin pie

sweet potatos

salad

apple pie

9.

10.

11.

12.

7.

8.

Thanksgiving dinner, food on my plate

Thanksgiving dinner, I can hardly wait

Remember!Only 1 time symbolper space.

If you are gettingfull, it is okay toleave a few spacesempty to makeroom for dessert!

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Mixing Up a Melodywith Pancake Tuesday

1. Mix a pan - cake Stir a pan - cake

2. Fry the pan - cake Toss the pan - cake

___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___so so

Pop it in the pan

Catch it if you can

___ ___ ___ ___ _____so

so mi do so

Poem by Christina Rosetti

Melody by _____________

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If "do" is on a line, then _____ is on a line, and _____ is on another line...

If "do" is in a space, then ____ is in a space, and _____ is in another space...

Choose from "so", "mi" or "do".

Print your choice on the blank lines.Now make a note in the correct space.

Fill in the missing "do" "mi" "so" or musical notes.

___ ___ ___ ___ ___so mi

___ ___ ___ ___ ___mi so___ ___ ___ ___mi do

___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___do mi

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Lines in a staff

are like the rungs

on a ladder. You

s t a r t a t t h e

bottom and climb

up. The first rung 12345

Print the number of the staff line under each note.

___ ___ ___ ____ ____ ___ ___ ____ ____3

If a note is on staff line number 3, colour it red.

If a note is on staff line number 2, colour it green.

If a note is on staff line number 4, colour it blue.

Staff Lines

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3

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Musicians produce sound from musical instruments in

three main ways.

1. blowing

2. striking, hammering or shaking

3. bowing(scraping), plucking or strumming

Creative musicians use additional ways to make music

If a musician into an instrument, colour it blue.

If a musician usually strikes or hammers an instrument, colour it red.

If a musician usually bows or plucks an instrument, colour it green.

usually blows

Making Music

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music leader

list of music

that is known

a song's

pulse

word patterns

lively

slowly

quickly

instrument

family

quietly

medium quietly

loudly

medium loudly

conductor

mezzo forte

allegro

piano

repertoire

beat

rhythm

forte

andante

presto

percussion

mezzo piano

tuba

musically

Find the matching musical word.Print it on the line.

Musical Words3

Counting Claps Rhythm in music keeps the words company.How many rhythm claps does each word have? Print it in the pentagon.4

fingercymbalstriangle

tambourinebells

tick-tock block

rhythm sticks

claves

cow bell hand drum

spoons

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Record

Three things I do well.

1. _________________

2. _________________

3. _________________

Three things I need to work at.

1. _____________________

2. _____________________

3. _____________________

My name is ____________________.

Three things I did well.

1. _________________

2. _________________

3. _________________

Three things I need to work at.

1. _____________________

2. _____________________

3. _____________________

Before the Performance

After the Performance

Date of Performance

Names of Songs in Performance

Kind of Audience

Other Performers

Performance

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starting with everyone

keeping the beat

singing in tune

paying attention to the conductor

good posture

waiting quietly to begin

smiling

keeping one eye on the conductor

holding papers quietly

being on time

dressing to impress

knowing all the words

Day is done, gone the sun, from the lake, from the hills, from the

sky. All is well. Safe-ly rest, Night is nigh.

Day is DoneKey G, first note D(low so)count=in: 1,2,3,Day is...

Traditionalaka “Taps”

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1. 2.

3.

so so do so do mi so do mi so do mi so do

mi do mi so mi do so so so do

Our Campfire

Activity/Song Title Conductorwarm-up activity

warm-up activity

1 song with actions

1 song with instruments

1 quiet song

1 Canada song

closing song Day is Done

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__ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ __ __

___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ______ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___

_______ _____ ______ ____________ _____ ______ _____

A B C D E F G

This old man

he played one

Teddy Bear

Teddy Bear

Melody Map Matching

Choose the melody map that matches the song words.Print the words under each note symbol.

quietly

medium

quietly

quietly

Make the musical symbol beside the word.

loudlymedium

loudly

medium

quietlyloudly

medium

quietlyquietly

medium

loudly

medium

loudly

loudly

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440 pages of worksheets covering curriculum concepts (ready to print from pdfs on the DVD included)

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