Lesson Plans

There are no disadvantages to exposing children to music through fun activities that advance their musical interests and abilities. In this acti...
<p>There are no disadvantages to exposing children to music through fun activities that advance their musical interests and abilities. In this activity, foster your students' ability to remember musical notes while incorporating a fun and engaging racing game they will for sure find totally rocks!</p> Read More

This activity introduces students to the basics of sound production and how simple wind instruments work. By going over basic concepts like vibr...
<p>This activity introduces students to the basics of sound production and how simple wind instruments work. By going over basic concepts like vibration and humming, students can start to understand how sound is produced and regulated.</p> Read More

There are no drawbacks to introducing youngsters to music through enjoyable activities that are beneficial in honing their musical capabilities ...
<p>There are no drawbacks to introducing youngsters to music through enjoyable activities that are beneficial in honing their musical capabilities and interests. Introduce musical concepts, such as a time signature, to explain how to count the music, how certain beats are played out, and notably, to describe what the music's "mood" could be expected to sound like.</p> Read More

Introducing musical instruments at a young age fosters youngsters inquisitiveness. And letting them participate in them fosters their creative o...
<p>Introducing musical instruments at a young age fosters youngsters inquisitiveness. And letting them participate in them fosters their creative outlet which are all important for a child's growth.</p> Read More

The students will write a letter to their future selves based on the message of a poem that they will read and interpret. The poem to be read wi...
<p>The students will write a letter to their future selves based on the message of a poem that they will read and interpret. The poem to be read will be “A Psalm of Life” by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.</p> Read More

The students will read and interpret the poem entitled “The World is Too Much with Us” by William Wordsworth. Through this, they will be able to...
<p>The students will read and interpret the poem entitled “The World is Too Much with Us” by William Wordsworth. Through this, they will be able to create a poster of the world as they see it.</p> Read More

The students will manifest their appreciation of nature as they create a slogan about it. Prior to the activity, the students will read and inte...
<p>The students will manifest their appreciation of nature as they create a slogan about it. Prior to the activity, the students will read and interpret the poem “I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud” written by William Wordsworth.</p> Read More

Students will be creating a booklet regarding opposite things using the three printed sheets prepared by their teacher. In this activity, the st...
<p>Students will be creating a booklet regarding opposite things using the three printed sheets prepared by their teacher. In this activity, the students must pair the paper they cut out based on their opposite. </p> Read More

The students will be able to learn about Nouns and how they are used in sentences. After which, the students will have an activity where they wi...
<p>The students will be able to learn about Nouns and how they are used in sentences. After which, the students will have an activity where they will be asked to write down the nouns that they see around them in strips of paper and have them put in a jar. </p> Read More