Pre-K Vocal Music Resources
Ostinato and Solfege Lesson Using Swap! Book
By Creating Musical Literature
This is a solfege and ostinato lesson using this wonderful book. Use the song as either a song or chant, depending on the age group. You can accompany yourself or sing acapella to practice singing la, so mi, re and do syllables in tune. Add Orff instruments for the ostinato and rhythm sticks to accompany the song. Use the worksheet (paper or in Easel) to trace the swapping journey with your older students. Adaptable for grades PreK-2nd grade.
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There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Truck Chant
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Have fun with this book and chant while learning about trucks! Use this to engage your students further in the book by having them chant at certain points in the book. Great for students in grades PreK-2.
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Solfege | Re Solfege Syllable Practice Lesson Using William's Winter Nap
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Use the lullaby written for this book to have your students practice singing and identifying the re solfege syllable. Add instruments to accompany this lullaby while they practice singing the re syllable and take turns playing the triangles and hand chimes which would go well with accompanying this song. Decode for the re syllable after you are done singing the song. Adaptable for grades PreK-2nd grade.
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Ostinato Lesson Using Goodnight Owl Book
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Teach the ostinato concept using the musical lullaby extension to this well loved book. I wrote a simple lullaby the children can sing at every page turn. As a follow up activity have the students match the animal sounds with the correct animal. Worksheets can be either copied or assigned digitally through the Easel function. Good for students from PreK-2nd grade.
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