LEARNING OUTCOMES Demonstrate appropriate use of six elements of music

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LEARNING OUTCOMES Demonstrate appropriate use of six elements of music Demonstrate understanding of empathy Demonstrate understanding of the role music plays in our lives Demonstrate the role music plays in the lives of people living in Ireland

Bubble Gum, Bubble Gum Bubble Gum, In a dish. How many pieces Do you wish?

Lesson 1 Elements of Music Beat The steady pulse of music

Lesson 1 Elements of Music Tempo The speed of the beat (fast, medium, or slow)

Lesson 2 Elements of Music Pitch The highness or lowness of sounds (high, medium, or low)

Respectful Listening Guide Always Be Kind Be Silent Check your Body Language

Ireland Official Language of Ireland: English Travel to Ireland: airplane, boat Animals living in Ireland: red fox, otter, badger, pygmy shrew Please add facts relative to other appropriate content standards

Lesson 3 Elements of Music Duration The length of a sound (short or long)

Lesson 3 Elements of Music Dynamics The loudness or softness of a sound (high, medium, or low)

Lesson 3 Elements of Music Timbre The quality or tone color of a sound. It distinguishes one instrument sound from another.

IRISH WORDS Suas = Up Síos = Down Amach = Out Isteach = In LESSON 2 WARM UP IRISH WORDS Suas = Up Síos = Down Amach = Out Isteach = In

isteach, isteach, isteach. LESSON 2 WARM UP Rólaí Pólaí Rólaí Pólaí, suas, suas, suas. síos, síos, síos. amach, amach, amach. isteach, isteach, isteach.

“The Bog Down in the Valley” LESSON 2 WARM UP “The Bog Down in the Valley” Traditional Irish Folk Song CHORUS: O-ro the rattlin' bog, the bog down in the valley-o

“The Bog Down in the Valley” LESSON 2 WARM UP “The Bog Down in the Valley” Traditional Irish Folk Song VERSE 1: And in that bog there was a tree, A rare tree, a rattlin' tree With the tree in the bog And the bog down in the valley-o.

“The Bog Down in the Valley” LESSON 2 WARM UP “The Bog Down in the Valley” Traditional Irish Folk Song VERSE 2: Now on that tree there was a limb, A rare limb, a rattlin' limb With the limb on the tree and the tree in the bog And the bog down in the valley-o.

“The Bog Down in the Valley” LESSON 2 WARM UP “The Bog Down in the Valley” Traditional Irish Folk Song VERSE 3: Now on that limb there was a branch, A rare branch, a rattlin' branch With the branch on the limb and the limb on the tree And the tree in the bog And the bog down in the valley-o.

“The Bog Down in the Valley” LESSON 2 WARM UP “The Bog Down in the Valley” Traditional Irish Folk Song ALL OTHER VERSES: Repeat the process for the verses adding a line each time: Now on that branch there was a twig, a rare... Now on that twig there was a nest, a rare... Now in that nest there was an egg, a rare... Now in that egg there was a bird, a rare... Now on that bird there was a feather, a rare... Now on that feather there was a flea, a rare...