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6th Grade 8th Notes

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Lesson Plan Template

Name Lauren Duflo


Lesson #, Lesson Title Week 9
Date (including day of week) Tuesday Nov 3
Grade Level & Class Title 6th Grade Band
Period or Block (# of 45 minutes
minutes)

Instructional Context
o What do I know about my students that will inform this lesson? Are there any
particular student strengths, interests, background, needs related to the
lesson?
-They are doing well with learning whole, quarter, and half notes and they are ready
to learn 8th notes
-I think they will like playing with Chrome Lab

o How does this lesson connect with and build on the previous lessons?
-Reviewing rhythm
-Working on training the ear to recognize pitches

Central Focus
o What is the central focus or “big idea” for the content in this lesson?
Adding 8th notes into our rhythms

Standards
o List state, national, and/or Common Core standards addressed in the lesson.

Learning Objectives and Assessments


List the specific content learning objectives for the lesson. What do I want my
students to know, understand and do? How will I assess these objectives?
Learning Objectives Assessment Plan
th
8 notes Clapping rhythms

Ear Training with 1-5 pitches of Bb Call and Response

Instructional Strategies and Learning Tasks (Procedures & Timelines)


o Launch/Hook—How will you start the lesson to engage and motivate
students in learning?
Time Instructional Strategies/Learning Rationale/Research &
Tasks/Questions to Ask Theory
Warm up with 5 notes of Bb Review of notes for warm
-Half Notes C to G (Assess success) up
-(Try going G back to C?)

Revised: August 16, 2020


Lesson Plan Template

o Middle of the lesson—What will you do to engage students in developing


understanding of the lesson objectives?
Time Instructional Strategies/Learning Rationale/Research &
Tasks/Questions to Ask Theory
th
8 Notes!
-Call and Response Activity
-(Split students, half macro beat, other
half micro beat) Everyone counts verbally
-Verbally explain that the big beats are
1234, and 8th notes are adding “and”
-Draw on the board
-Rhythm Study #13 (Pg. 42) Seeing the 8th notes in real
-Clap and count through 13, then 14, then music
13 and 14

o Closing the lesson—How will you end the lesson?


Time Instructional Strategies/Learning Rationale/Research &
Tasks/Questions to Ask Theory
Create a rhythm on Chrome Music Lab! -Creative way to compose a
-Students can share what rhythm they rhythm
made

Materials and Resources


o https://musiclab.chromeexperiments.com/Experiments

Revised: August 16, 2020

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