USD 263-MULVANE SCHOOL DISTRICT

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MUSIC-2nd Grade


OUTCOME/ ESSENTIAL QUESTION

 

CONTENT

 

OBJECTIVE/SKILL

 

ASSESSMENT

 

What is music?
What is form?
How do we read music?
 
Music is organized sound. How do we organize it-form, notation, how to read verses, musical vocabulary, DC al Fine, :ll, (integration with reading)
 
Describing in spoken and written words-what is music? (NS7B). Describe form of a song (NS6A) using letters and words-intro, verse, coda, etc. (NS5C, NS5D). How to read songs in different forms (NS5C, NS5D)
 
Verbal assessments, written assessments, performance assessments
 
What is rhythm?
 
Note values, rhythm patterns, steady beat
 
Learn, distinguish, and perform whole note, half note, quarter note, eighth note and equal rests (NS5A). Echo rhythm patterns on sound/silence (NS2B). Play steady beat, improvise rhythms (NS3A).
 
Verbal assessments, written assessments, performance assessments
 
What is melody? Pitch? Harmony?
 
Expansion of knowledge about pitch-step/skip/same, same/different
 
Show sound with colored manipulatives-high/low, up/down, same/different. Matching pitches (NS1B). Play/sing melodies/harmonies (NS1A, NS2A).
 
Visual analysis, written assessment, teacher observation, performance assessment
 
What are dynamics and how do we use them?
 
Learn dynamic signs and origination of, how to use them to express yourself and tell stories.
 
Recognize, name and perform p, f, mp, mf, pp, ff, <, > (NS5C). Choose appropriate dynamics for songs (NS2A)
 
Written assessment, aural analysis, performance assessment
 
Musical instruments-what are the families?
What is a band?
What is an orchestra?
 
Orchestra families-band/ orchestra, job of conductor, how an orchestra is seated and why
 
Verbally/aurally distinguish difference in families/band and orchestra, describe duties of a conductor, placing instruments in an orchestra (NS6D)
 
Written assessment, verbal analysis, aural analysis
 
What are music styles and songs of other cultures?
 
Songs from Africa, songs from other countries and styles such as calypso, jazz, folk (integration with social studies)
 
Distinguishing songs of different cultures, singing in different languages (NS1C, NS2C, NS6B). Expanding musical vocabulary and experience (NS7A, NS7B)
 
Performance assessment, verbal analysis, aural assessment
 
How do our ears and voices work?
 
Science of how our ears and voices work (integration of science and music)
 
Describing how ears and voice work, using correct vocabulary to describe above (NS8A, NS8B).
 
Written assessment, verbal assessment
 
What is music appreciation?
 
Music for special occasions, concert etiquette (integration with 6 trait writing)
 
Writing stories about musical subjects with musical vocabulary (NS8B). Review a musical sample verbally and written (NS7A, NS1B). Comparison and contrast of musical samples (NS7A, NS7B).
 
Verbal analysis, aural analysis