Grade 1 and 2 students are listening to this song and we are compiling a list of famous black musicians! We are also learning about the djembe drum which is from west Africa.
I have had an absolutely amazing seven years at Copperfield and want to thank every student, family member and staff member who I have had the pleasure of working with! I will miss so many things about this incredible school but felt the time was right for a change. I'll be teaching music and taking on a learning leader position at another school this fall. There are so many incredible memories from my time here and I am eternally grateful. Thank you from the bottom of my heart! Ms. Sayer
Hello Families, I thought I'd send a note to update everyone on what has been happening in the music room as each grade group has been doing different things! Kindergarten - preparing for Pink Shirt Day assembly on Feb. 22 Grade 1 and 2 - non-pitched percussion instruments - students have learned to play many non-pitched percussion instruments like the triangle, claves, guiro, cabassa, hand drums and tambourines - students have learned that non-pitched percussion instruments can be categorized into four groups: woods, shakers and scrapers, drums and metals - students compared non-pitched percussion instruments with pitched percussion instruments (xylophones) and learned a short, three note melody on the xylophones (Snail, Snail) Grade 3 - RECORDERS! - students are working hard to earn their 'recorder belts', learning proper playing technique and how to read and play the notation Grade 4 - UKULELE's! - stud...
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