Creativity and Music EDCI 306 Chapter 7. Creativity and Music Objectives: 1) TSW understand key signatures with flats as evidenced by a music skills practice.

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Creativity and Music EDCI 306 Chapter 7

Creativity and Music Objectives: 1) TSW understand key signatures with flats as evidenced by a music skills practice sheet and music skills assess. 2) TSW learn about half and whole rests as evidenced by rhythmic composition assignments C.M. – Clapped rhythm pattern C.M. – Clapped rhythm pattern Microteaching Lessons Microteaching Lessons Stomp Activity Stomp Activity Orff approach (process, exploration and experience) Orff approach (process, exploration and experience) RD: half and whole rest RD: half and whole rest Key Signatures: Flats Key Signatures: Flats Keyboards: - p. 132 (Auto Accom) Keyboards: - p. 132 (Auto Accom) 4 RD measures; read Chapter 8; work on paper/grant proposal 4 RD measures; read Chapter 8; work on paper/grant proposal

Pause for a moment today and listen to the music of your soul.