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Post by Beccababe_025 Mon Apr 21, 2008 4:26 am

hey u guys. as part of my job i have to teach drama and music. drama is pretty easy as we can just muck around and play games.

Music- i'm struggling a little bit. U'd think after being heavily involved with music after 12 yrs u'd have a bizillion ideas. but i'm at a complete blank! I've been told that i should plan lessons that are fun and interesting for kids who aren't neccessarily muiscians or know much about music. also wanting me to teach in specific rock n roll and the brittish invasion. (brittish invasion was pretty much when uk bands topped charts- like beatles, david bowie etc.) which i dont find extremely fascinating.

So, i'm going to have diff groups of kids ranging from 9 to 17 and i have to teach them music in a fun way. Seems easy enough lol....but its not

So far i can only think of rhythm games and maybe playing some music and getting them to create stories to go along with it. Making up a rap or song about camp in groups....group sing-a-longs....thats about all i got.

any ideas? what would u like to learn as a non-musician or musician with non-musicians lol

Any help watsoever with this would be greatly appreciated!!!

thanks! bec x
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Post by ShayShay Mon Apr 21, 2008 4:37 am

play clappin games in a circle kids seem to love that type of stuff!
ummmm its really hard i know wat u mean hey
studying music for so long that u'd think that u'd have SOME sort of ideas but nadda!
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Post by Beccababe_025 Mon Apr 21, 2008 4:45 am

clapping games is good- that'll be good for the 9-12 yr olds but its the older teens i'm worried about lol. i've only ever been surrounded by other musicians so it makes it hard when u have kids that dont know a lot about music.
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Post by ShayShay Mon Apr 21, 2008 4:56 am

thats true spesh if they're prob around the ages of 16
they cant exactly write a song or anything cos they wouldnt be able to write the music lol

ummmm yeh im stuck aswell!
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Post by Kristina Mon Apr 21, 2008 5:02 am

I'm thinking for the older kids...do stuff with the guitar Smile Like guitar sing-a-longs etc.

Or get them doing choir stuff...if they are full into music! Most musicians love to do choir stuff!! That's what I found in High School anyways!!

Do like the whole...oh what do you call them when someone starts singing, then a bar later another person joins in from the beginning and then after another bar another person joins in....do that!!
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Post by ShayShay Mon Apr 21, 2008 5:04 am

a canon??? lol
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Post by Kristina Mon Apr 21, 2008 5:12 am

YES! That's what its called!!
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Post by ShayShay Mon Apr 21, 2008 5:56 am

lol gota love it wen someone tells u wat u were wanting to hear!
you always did canons with row ya boat!
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Post by Beccababe_025 Mon Apr 21, 2008 2:09 pm

hahaha the black socks neva get dirty cannon is always fun ahha. u guys know it?


ok been thinking kristina how u said get them to write songs but they wouldnt understand cos they're not musicians? well seeing im the 'teacher' i guess i could teach them a simple chord prog on piano/guitar then like u said- teach basic chords and have jams/sing-a-longs

maybe i should just whip out hairspray and force them to watch it each session lol.
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Post by Kristina Mon Apr 21, 2008 3:36 pm

ROFL DO IT! Hairspray is THE MADDEST! I'd LOVE you as a teacher if all we did was sing Hairspray songs all day!!!
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Post by ShayShay Tue Apr 22, 2008 4:04 am

ummm bec isn't that I who sed that?? lol watevs bahahaha

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Post by Bridgie Fri Apr 25, 2008 8:53 am

I've never heard them called 'canons', our school just called them 'rounds' Rolling Eyes But they would be fun! Sorry, no ideas from me...
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Post by ShayShay Fri Apr 25, 2008 9:07 am

yeh bridgie ya could call em rounds we use to call it that aswell wen i was in primary school Smile
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