Listen to each note and try to figure out how many spaces apart they sound. You will travel to the Quaver ear carnival! Play the game in the middle. Play melody on piano on front of building– B A G A, B B B, A A A, B B B, B A G A, B B B, A A B A G.what is that mysterious melody? Play it on the piano on the front of the shop and write your guess on the board!Įar carnival intervals– Head to the lab and click on the organ. I feel like singing today! But what shall I sing? Can you help me? Make your way through to find me the perfect melody! Hurry up though I can’t hold out singing much longer! Remember our melody writing rules and only use quarter and eighth notes! Write me a 3 measure melody on the top line. Head to the studio and click on the piano. Read the directions carefully, it’s not about size it’s about sound! All you have to do is read the directions and poke the right clown on the seesaw.īell game– There is a hidden bell game in the shop! How exciting! Find the game and play it.
You will travel to the ear carnival! Practice listening for high and low pitch on the first game. High to low, low to high, up and down it’s worth a try! Did you know, without pitch melodies would be quite boring? Follow the steps below to discover the meaning of the musical word ‘pitch’!Ĭlown pitch game – Head to the lab and click on the organ. I keep them short because of my class time limit and my students that complete these are only 3rd through 5th! Here are my top 8 in no particular order, it is the concept, the introduction, and then the steps to complete: What I give is a short and sometimes funny or out there introduction before giving them the steps to complete.
QUAVER 5 RULES SERIES
It is a series of steps that direct a student around a website or series of websites to make it a meaningful lesson or experience.
The best way I’ve found to use the site is to give what I call “missions” to my students.
It has been used a lot in my teaching and me being me I wanted to make sure it’s use was meaningful and productive to my students. I’ve talked a lot about Quavermusic this year.
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