Seeds of Change Latin Vibe Song Companion to Amanda Gorman's Something Someday
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Description
Seeds of Change, companion to Amanda Gorman's book, "Something Someday," with Orff arrangement is the perfect selection for Earth Day, concert and classroom themes of caring, making a difference, and of course, for Spring and growing!
It is a song about making a difference, a call to action set to a Latin-feel Orff arrangement with lots of maracas representing the "seeds."
Look and listen to the resource in the above PDF and Video Previews!
In GS AND PPT with a video of the Orff arrangement to make your teaching engaging.
What I Love Most?
- The Latin vibe! Instrumentation includes drums, maracas, and barred instruments.
- Multi-sectioned form! This 3-section song features a verse, chorus, and instrumental (super easy) C section.
- Subject Integration! It partners beautifully with the concepts in Gorman's book for a literature connection as well as character ed, empathy, and SEL themes.
Musical Learning
- Simple quarter note, rest, eighth note pair, half note patterns
- In C with the chords a repeating Dm7 and G. A step away from pentatonic tunes.
- Ostinati are taught using speech and movement first.
Extras
- Barred instrument parts are also color-coded if you need to supplement with Boomwhackers.
- Optional recorder part: verse (BAG) and chorus (D'C'BAG)
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