Subjects

Shows

  • Create through exploration, improvisation, and composition, answers that are rhythmic and melodic.

  • Create through exploration, improvisation, and composition, melodic embellishments on familiar melodies.

  • Arrange songs in various ways.

  • Use a variety of traditional and non-traditional sound sources and electronic media when composing, arranging, and improvising appropriate to 4th [...]

  • Add vocal, instrumental, and physical responses to a selection presented in 4th grade.

  • Identify theme and variation, coda, D.S. (Del Segno), D.C. (Da Capo), and other forms when presented aurally.

  • Use invented or standard notation to transcribe increasingly difficult rhythms and melodies.

  • Describe the music performed and presented in 4th grade by moving, drawing, or through other appropriate responses.

  • In small groups, use music vocabulary to analyze, describe, and evaluate music.

  • Identify the timbre of non-western instruments.

  • Devise student created criteria for objective evaluation of performances and compositions

  • Use music vocabulary and aesthetic vocabulary to describe personal response to music.

  • Describe distinguishing instrumentation of music genres and styles from various cultures.

  • Describe how elements of music are used in examples from world cultures, using music performed and presented in 4th grade.

  • Demonstrate audience appropriate behavior for the context and style of music presented and performed in 4th grade.

  • Observe and identify similarities and differences in the meanings of common vocabulary used in the various 4th grade arts.

  • Observe and identify cross-curricular connections within the 4th grade curriculum.

  • Discuss the various rationales for using music in daily experiences.

  • Create and demonstrate vocal expression to support the playing of a character.

  • Improvise real and non-real characters.

  • Students observe dance movie to discover movements used in sports. Students will demonstrate sport movements and abstract the inherent movement. [...]

  • Students learn and perform dances from two countries.

  • Ask parents or some other adults about dances done in their community when they were younger. Ask if the person [...]

  • Students research information on a social dance of choice.

  • Students define and discuss the importance of habits, identify good health and safety practices, and discuss how they affect the [...]

  • Investigate and identify careers related to advertising.

  • Demonstrate the ability to create a dance based on the life cycle of a plant or animal.

  • Respond to a dance film by demonstrating the ability to create using another art from, and explain the connections between [...]

  • Sing and play in a small group with accurate pitch, intonation, rhythm, and technique within various music contexts.

  • Expand repertoire.

  • Sing and play with understanding, expressively with appropriate dynamics, phrasing and interpretation.

  • Sing a melody in a small group.

  • Blend timbres and match dynamic levels in the group in response to the cues of the conductor.

  • Play rhythmic, melodic, and harmonic instruments.

  • Perform with accuracy, rhythmic, and melodic patterns.

  • Play instrumental parts independently while other students sing a contrasting part.

  • Use a system to read quarter notes and rests, eighth notes and rests, half notes and rests, whole notes and [...]

  • Use a system to read pitch notation for a minor scale.

  • Recognize the basic expressive markings of music.

  • Create through exploration, improvisation, and composition, rhythmic and melodic ostinati accompaniments.

  • Demonstrate basic locomotor skills through moving forward, backward, and sideways in both straight and curved lines to varied tempos.

  • Explore using different parts of the body to execute the same non-locomotor/axial movements in personal space. Use directional changes: forward, [...]

  • Demonstrate the ability to make shapes at low, middle, and high levels using selected locomotor and non-locomotor/axial movements.

  • Define and demonstrate an understanding of general space.

  • Respond in general space to tempo changes as dictated by a drum beat, changing direction as the tempo changes.

  • Isolate body parts. Continue working with single focus. Introduce multi-focus.

  • Using locomotor movements, demonstrate change of direction working with a partner holding one hand; two hands when the movement allows. [...]

  • Mirror movement of a partner.

  • With musical accompaniment, demonstrate the ability to make a dance sentence that has beginning, middle, and end in personal and [...]

  • Identify a movement concept and create a dance study.

Subjects

Shows

  • Create through exploration, improvisation, and composition, answers that are rhythmic and melodic.

  • Create through exploration, improvisation, and composition, melodic embellishments on familiar melodies.

  • Arrange songs in various ways.

  • Use a variety of traditional and non-traditional sound sources and electronic media when composing, arranging, and improvising appropriate to 4th [...]

  • Add vocal, instrumental, and physical responses to a selection presented in 4th grade.

  • Identify theme and variation, coda, D.S. (Del Segno), D.C. (Da Capo), and other forms when presented aurally.

  • Use invented or standard notation to transcribe increasingly difficult rhythms and melodies.

  • Describe the music performed and presented in 4th grade by moving, drawing, or through other appropriate responses.

  • In small groups, use music vocabulary to analyze, describe, and evaluate music.

  • Identify the timbre of non-western instruments.

  • Devise student created criteria for objective evaluation of performances and compositions

  • Use music vocabulary and aesthetic vocabulary to describe personal response to music.

  • Describe distinguishing instrumentation of music genres and styles from various cultures.

  • Describe how elements of music are used in examples from world cultures, using music performed and presented in 4th grade.

  • Demonstrate audience appropriate behavior for the context and style of music presented and performed in 4th grade.

  • Observe and identify similarities and differences in the meanings of common vocabulary used in the various 4th grade arts.

  • Observe and identify cross-curricular connections within the 4th grade curriculum.

  • Discuss the various rationales for using music in daily experiences.

  • Create and demonstrate vocal expression to support the playing of a character.

  • Improvise real and non-real characters.

  • Students observe dance movie to discover movements used in sports. Students will demonstrate sport movements and abstract the inherent movement. [...]

  • Students learn and perform dances from two countries.

  • Ask parents or some other adults about dances done in their community when they were younger. Ask if the person [...]

  • Students research information on a social dance of choice.

  • Students define and discuss the importance of habits, identify good health and safety practices, and discuss how they affect the [...]

  • Investigate and identify careers related to advertising.

  • Demonstrate the ability to create a dance based on the life cycle of a plant or animal.

  • Respond to a dance film by demonstrating the ability to create using another art from, and explain the connections between [...]

  • Sing and play in a small group with accurate pitch, intonation, rhythm, and technique within various music contexts.

  • Expand repertoire.

  • Sing and play with understanding, expressively with appropriate dynamics, phrasing and interpretation.

  • Sing a melody in a small group.

  • Blend timbres and match dynamic levels in the group in response to the cues of the conductor.

  • Play rhythmic, melodic, and harmonic instruments.

  • Perform with accuracy, rhythmic, and melodic patterns.

  • Play instrumental parts independently while other students sing a contrasting part.

  • Use a system to read quarter notes and rests, eighth notes and rests, half notes and rests, whole notes and [...]

  • Use a system to read pitch notation for a minor scale.

  • Recognize the basic expressive markings of music.

  • Create through exploration, improvisation, and composition, rhythmic and melodic ostinati accompaniments.

  • Demonstrate basic locomotor skills through moving forward, backward, and sideways in both straight and curved lines to varied tempos.

  • Explore using different parts of the body to execute the same non-locomotor/axial movements in personal space. Use directional changes: forward, [...]

  • Demonstrate the ability to make shapes at low, middle, and high levels using selected locomotor and non-locomotor/axial movements.

  • Define and demonstrate an understanding of general space.

  • Respond in general space to tempo changes as dictated by a drum beat, changing direction as the tempo changes.

  • Isolate body parts. Continue working with single focus. Introduce multi-focus.

  • Using locomotor movements, demonstrate change of direction working with a partner holding one hand; two hands when the movement allows. [...]

  • Mirror movement of a partner.

  • With musical accompaniment, demonstrate the ability to make a dance sentence that has beginning, middle, and end in personal and [...]

  • Identify a movement concept and create a dance study.