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Music Theory Lesson Plan Ian Haywood

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Music Theory Lesson Plan

Ian Haywood

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Class Information Subject: Music Theory Topic: Basic Music Elements Lesson Title: “What do you hear?” Level: Introductory Subject level: Form 1 Lesson Duration:45 mins

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Music Theory Date: Tuesday 24th November 2014 Prerequisite skills/knowledge: A primary school

understanding of what Music is/sounds like. Lesson Objectives: At the end of this lesson,

students should be able to: 1. Recognise & define basic music vocabulary. 2. Identify the categorization of musical instruments 3. Use music vocabulary to analyze basic rhythms or

popular songs

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Activities Initial Focus: Diagnostic test, to see

how much vocabulary students actually know. (15 mins)Major Task & Group Activity:

Match the instrument to its category game. On White board. Class will be split into teams and each team given a instrumental category (Percussion, Wind, String) (30 mins)

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Resources & Materials required

1. Laptop, Projector (maybe), Speakers 2. Tambourine, Violin, Guitar, Drum 3. Stationary (Board Markers, eraser,

pens etc)

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Debriefing & Evaluation Debriefing: Each team must present

something that they have learned from the Board game, and explain their instrumental category to the rest of the class. State 2 differences from each category of instrument to their own.

Homework (Evaluation): In groups, students will select a favourite song, and analyze it using vocabulary. They will present their analysis to the class, in the following lesson.

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References Government of Trinidad and Tobago,

Ministry of Education. (2008) Secondary SchoolCurriculum Forms 1-3: Visual and Performing Arts. Couva, Curriculum Planning andDevelopment Division.