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Dear South Slope Students:
I have really enjoyed all your submissions this term as we made remote learning our way to make music. Please submit any final activities you’ve completed to my email address by Friday, June 5.
The address again is: teresa.jukich@burnabyschools.ca
If you looked at posts on the blog, but did not complete any activities, I would still appreciate some feedback on what activities you enjoyed. This will help me immensely as we move forward in September! Here is another link to the sheet.
“I think music in itself is healing. It’s an explosive expression of humanity. It’s something we are all touched by. No matter what culture you’re from, everyone loves music.” – Billy Joel
MUSIC AUTOBIOGRAPHY
Songs, or instrumental pieces have special meaning in some families. Often this song makes you remember events from the past, or is a special song that everyone loves to sing. Choose a song, or instrumental piece and reflect on the piece by completing the Response Sheet.
response sheet for Music Autobiography project
And feel free to send along a recording of your song either by YouTube link, or….even your family singing this song together!
HERE ARE SOME CHOICES:
- A song your family used to sing to you.
- A song your family always sings with they get together.
- A song or piece of music from your culture (it does not have to be English or have words)
- A song that your family loves for YOU to sing to THEM.
- A song your family always listens to when they are together.
- A song from a family favourite movie or TV show.
- A song that makes you think of a family member (grandmother, uncle, mom, cousin….)
Choose one of the topics above and complete the Response Sheet. Send the sheet, and any videos or links to: teresa.jukich@burnabyschools.ca
May 19, 2020
Hello Music Students!
I hope you had a great long weekend and were able to go outside for some sunshine and fresh air! This week I have posted a few rhythmic and ear training activities for you to complete so please go to the Primary or Intermediate tabs to complete the activities and send your response sheets to:
teresa.jukich@burnabyschools.ca
I will be adding other projects this week so stay tuned! I have really enjoyed the videos and pictures and projects that you’ve sent to me thus far. Please send me more this week!
Mrs. Fierro
Happy Monday, May 11!
I hope everyone had a lovely weekend! This week I will be posting many new activities to keep you going, musically speaking!
Divisions 1,2, and 3 – look for tutorial #4 in Chrome Lab. Keep sending me your pieces.
Divisions 4 and 5 – more recorder songs for you to enjoy playing, including Ode to Joy and a new song from Hot Jams.
Primaries – a reading of one of my favourite books, “The Jazz Fly” will be up. And…..a super easy Rhythm Response Activity for you to do!
Choir – look for some of our songs in a new tab/page and sing along with the accompaniment!
Keep sending me videos, pictures, etc…of ways that you are making music at home!
In song,
Mrs. Fierro
Happy Music Monday to All!
I hope everyone is continuing to be inspired by all the musical efforts from around the world, and right here in Burnaby as well! Please email me any activities that you have completed. They do not need to be the most current ones, they can be any activities posted on the blog!
This week the Primaries have “Down By the Bay” to take a look at. You can even write your own verse.
Divisions 1, 2 and 3 can continue to work on Chrome Lab. A new tutorial will be put up this week. Even if you have submitted your song, you’re welcome to add to it, or make a new one!
Divisions 4 and 5, I have 2 new songs for you, one that’s an alto piece, and another song from Hot Jams for Recorder.
Please email me at teresa.jukich@burnabyschools.ca with your work!
“If I were not a physicist, I would probably be a musician. I often think in music. I live my daydreams in music. I see my life in terms of music.” – Albert Einstein
Until we can make music again together, stay safe.
Mrs. Fierro
Happy Friday Everyone!
I hope you are keeping your brains busy with all the learning opportunities your classroom teachers are presenting to you! In Mrs. Fierro’s College of Musical Knowledge, there are even more ways to make music while we are apart! I have sent an email to your teachers about this but here are the highlights:
- Check into the blog at least twice a week. Look on this front page, AND the Primary and Intermediate tabs.
- Choose some of the activities to do. No rush.
- Send me an email of you making music! It can be a drawing, a video, a poem, a song! I will provide feedback, and check you off in my mark book!
- There is also a reflection sheet that you may complete at the end of May.
Click here Music Reflection – Term 3 to access the reflection sheet.
I hope we can make music together really soon! Until then, stay safe!
In song – Mrs. Fierro
Hello Students:
Wednesday, April 22 is Earth Day. Please click on the link below to complete the activities for next week.
Dear South Slope Students:
This has been a busy week for everyone as we find new ways to learn during this interesting time. I’m excited about presenting some music activities here on the blog to keep your brain working and wondering. Please look under the Resources tab for some wonderful activities and resource sites that have been generated by my colleague, Ms. Fletcher.
Under the Primary tab, I am posting some familiar songs that you can sing along to!
- Going Over the Sea
- Chicken Soup With Rice
- My Roots Go Down
Under the Intermediate tab, I have posted 2 songs for Divisions 4 and 5 to play on the recorder, and…..the beginnings of a long term project for Divisions 1,2, and 3 using a program called Chrome Music Lab.
Please take a look at the site and enjoy some new experiences,
I am grateful to Ms. Araujo, Ms. Fletcher, and Ms. Ishii for all their help and inspiration!
Missing you all terribly and looking forward to connecting with all of you soon!
Mrs. Fierro