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1.) ECHO SINGING: Begin by warming up your voice and singing Echo Song. All you have to do it echo the words I sing to learn the song. Sing this song once every day this week if you can and try to teach a family member. This week you'll be singing with Ms. Sheridan!! Yay!
2.) Singing: Remember when we sang a song about John, the Rabbit in music class? We always hopped on the words, “Yes M’am” and you can do the same at home. You can also begin to learn a new song this week. Shine, Gentle Sun is a perfect song to sing in the spring because the time to plant seeds in your garden is now! Hopefully, you noticed flowers blooming and leaves opening all around you on your “Listening Walk’ last week. Did you and your grown up complete your worksheet? If so, please email it to me so I can see your work: jina_han@psbma.org
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3.) MOVE: Follow the dancers in the video to move to “Aquarium” from the Carnival of the Animals by Camille St. Seans. We have danced to this in music before! Watch them carefully and mirror their movements. As you move, imagine you are INSIDE the aquarium, or maybe even planted on the ocean floor, smoothly moving through the water and noticing all the things around you. Are their any exciting animals you see? Any colorful coral or seaweed floating by? Do you see any schools of rainbow fish?
4.) CREATE:
Do you like secret codes? I do! Use this worksheet of rhythm patterns to play your name or send a message to someone! Spell your name on a piece of paper. Find the rhythm on the chart for each letter of your name and write them down in order. Then, try to say and play the rhythm sentence that spells your name. You can spell all the names in your family too!
Record yourself or send me your rhythm sentence so I can see your work: jina_han@psbma.org
Do you like secret codes? I do! Use this worksheet of rhythm patterns to play your name or send a message to someone! Spell your name on a piece of paper. Find the rhythm on the chart for each letter of your name and write them down in order. Then, try to say and play the rhythm sentence that spells your name. You can spell all the names in your family too!
Record yourself or send me your rhythm sentence so I can see your work: jina_han@psbma.org
Here's an example of my first name!
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