Key Stage One : Music : Farm Sounds : Lesson Two – Tapping
This music teaching pack for Key Stage One gets the children to describe some of the sounds that can be made by tapping a range of different percussion instruments. The children can show how to play selected instruments to represent animals that might live on a farm.
Download this teaching pack including a lesson plan, classroom activities and an interactive presentation to teach the children to describe some of the sounds that can be made by tapping a range of different percussion instruments
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Learning Objectives
Play untuned instruments to create sounds by tapping. Investigate how sounds can be made in different ways.
Learning Outcomes
I know how to tap untuned instruments to create a sound. I can use vocabulary to describe sounds.
Tapping
Teaching sequence to help the children describe some of the sounds that can be made by tapping a range of different percussion instruments
Tapping Sounds
Display posters to help the children identify and describe a range of tapping sounds that can be heard on a farm
Tapping Places
Activity cards to help the children select and record how to play a range percussion instruments to produce tapping sounds representing parts of a farm
Tapping
Interactive activity to help the children describe some of the sounds that can be made by tapping a range of different percussion instruments
Download this teaching pack including a lesson plan, classroom activities and an interactive presentation to teach the children to describe some of the sounds that can be made by tapping a range of different percussion instruments
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