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2nd grade vocal music literature circles

Preview of Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Sleigh! by Mo Willem

Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Sleigh! by Mo Willem

Here's a fun book and song for your kids! I purposely made the instrumentation sound a bit like Jingle Bells. There is only one measure where they change, and they will need to practice that, but it shouldn't be too difficult. Remember to add a Hey! at the end on beat four!
Preview of Ta and Ti-Ti Rhythm and Drumming Lesson Using Pokko and the Drum Book

Ta and Ti-Ti Rhythm and Drumming Lesson Using Pokko and the Drum Book

Using this lesson and the book "Pokko and the Drum" by Matthew Forsythe, the children can drum along with Pokko as they follow her journey! Even though the lesson is written to use a frame drum, use any rhythm instruments you have available and modify as you need to. Have the students drum, walk to and decode the chant for an engaging lesson on ta and ti-ti rhythm syllables. Works for either in person or virtual teaching!REMINDERS1. If you have any questions about this product or any of my prod
Preview of After the holidays--TRASHING THROUGH THE SNOW, a fun poem/song

After the holidays--TRASHING THROUGH THE SNOW, a fun poem/song

Created by
Deborah Williams
TRASHING THROUGH THE SNOW is a fun poem that can be sung to the tune of Jingle Bells. It looks at the past holiday through the eyes of a garbage man, who looks at all the waste and wishes people knew "that things don't bring you happiness but times together do."
Preview of Story of Ferdinand: Stories with Music for Valentine's Day

Story of Ferdinand: Stories with Music for Valentine's Day

The story of Ferdinand shares a message of peace and contentment. Children are delighted to create the music for Ferdinand and the other bulls; this requires two very different styles! The lesson introduces terms and symbols for piano, forte and crescendo, as well as suggested sound effects and a song with easy Orff accompaniment.Source: Story book by Muno Leaf. Drawings by Robert Lawson Lesson and Song by Lynn Kleiner. Optional "parade dance" from Kids Can Listen, Kids Can Move book and CDPage
Preview of Squeak, Rumble, Whomp, Whomp, Whomp by Wynton Marsalis

Squeak, Rumble, Whomp, Whomp, Whomp by Wynton Marsalis

This is a fun one! I did not add percussion instruments because each of us has different instruments in our classroom. I would add something that "squeaks" when we sing "Squeak" and something that "rumbles" when we sing "Rumble" and some kind of drum for Whomp, Whomp, Whomp. I would use a Tick Tock for that "Tick, Tock" and maybe a clave or woodblock for "Clack" and a bass drum for "Boom Boom". You can obviously add other instruments as well. Have fun with it.
Preview of Ta and Ti-Ti Decoding and Ostinato Lesson Using Here Come the Aliens! Book

Ta and Ti-Ti Decoding and Ostinato Lesson Using Here Come the Aliens! Book

Looking for a fun and engaging way to teach ta and ti-ti rhythms as well as get the whole class moving and playing? Look no further then this lesson! Use as a chant and then song, add in mallet instruments and then have the class march and pretend to be the aliens! Use the worksheets included to decode the rhythms of the words. REMINDERS1. If you have any questions about this product or any of my products, feel free to email me at creatingmusicalliterature@gmail.com2. Your purchase of this produ
Preview of Rhythm vs. Steady Beat Book Lesson Bundle

Rhythm vs. Steady Beat Book Lesson Bundle

Use these books to teach rhythm versus steady beat as well as review solfege syllables and hand signs by singing the chants on a so-mi. Add pitched and un-pitched percussion as well. Additional worksheets and rhythm/beat charts help to reinforce decoding skills and teach about quarter rest. Can be used across multiple grade levels PreK-2nd grade as well as separately from the books if needed. REMINDERS1. If you have any questions about this product or any of my products, feel free to email me at
Preview of Iza Trapani's "Twinkle Twinkle" accompaniment MP3

Iza Trapani's "Twinkle Twinkle" accompaniment MP3

I LOVE Iza Trapani's books and, as a music teacher, I love to sing them to the class so I have created this MPS file to do just that. This recording was built to support her "Twinkle Twinkle" book and all the extra verses. The music is from Mozart "Variations on 'Ah vous dirai-je Maman'" a public domain work that I have chopped up and rearranged to fit the book exactly. There are several places where there is no text and my accompaniment allows for that. You will find this the perfect springbo
Preview of My Voice is a Trumpet

My Voice is a Trumpet

A great book my country star Jimmie Allen. Song and Orff instrument arrangement is there. You can add any small unhitched percussion you like to get more students playing instruments.
Preview of Little People, Big Dreams - Musicians Book Bundle by Maria Isabel Sanchez Vegara

Little People, Big Dreams - Musicians Book Bundle by Maria Isabel Sanchez Vegara

This resource is a book bundle with activities to do based on the following picture books by Maria Isabel Sanchez Vegara:Little People, Big Dreams - David BowieLittle People, Big Dreams - Dolly PartonLittle People, Big Dreams - Ella FitzgeraldLittle People, Big Dreams - Aretha FranklinLittle People, Big Dreams - Bob DylanLittle People, Big Dreams - Elton JohnLittle People, Big Dreams - John LennonLittle People, Big Dreams - PrinceLittle People, Big Dreams - Stevie WonderLittle People, Big Dreams
Preview of Author Purpose

Author Purpose

Created by
Jerry Nuzum
This musical program is designed to help students understand the function of an author. It's great for all teachers. You get the audio too! Each song breaks down P.I.E. Persuasion, Information, Entertainment and Explanation. My second grade team asked if I could write a show about this because their students were struggling in this area. Audio file download information is available at the end of the document upon purchase.
Preview of Slow Tempo Lesson Using "Slowly, Slowly, Slowly" said the Sloth Book

Slow Tempo Lesson Using "Slowly, Slowly, Slowly" said the Sloth Book

This book is perfect for teaching tempo! Use the song with or without the book, to have the students move and sing. Students will love discovering the ways a sloth can move! Use the additional worksheet to discuss fast moving objects and mix and match fast and slow. Add in a sloth puppet for additional fun!REMINDERS1. If you have any questions about this product or any of my products, feel free to email me at creatingmusicalliterature@gmail.com2. Your purchase of this product is for SINGLE USE O
Preview of Baa, Baa Black Sheep: Nursery Rhymes

Baa, Baa Black Sheep: Nursery Rhymes

Created by
SingToKids
Baa, Baa Black Sheep is a children's classic nursery rhyme - perfect for moving in duple meter and exploring steady beat! Nursery rhymes provide a rich context of rhythm, steady beat, vocabulary development, and storytelling! Rhythm & Rhymes provides music teachers with a variety of tools to teach our youngest students beloved nursery rhymes in a musical setting. Each set includes*Slides with the nursery rhyme*Slides with rhythmic notation*Steady beat trackers*Story sequence cards *Rhythmi
Preview of Songs for Books Bundle

Songs for Books Bundle

These songs will add another layer of engagement for your students whether it be through singing, movement or the playing of instruments. I have written these songs to be sung at various points in the books that I was inspired by or to be sung at the end after reading it. If you do not have these books, you can use the songs without them and just add in the instrumentation. Feel free to use as part of concerts but please give me credit. Adaptable for grades PreK-3rd grade.REMINDERS1. If you have
Preview of Pout Pout Fish and the Bully Bully Shark

Pout Pout Fish and the Bully Bully Shark

Pout Pout Fish and the Bully Bully Shark by Deborah Diesen. Published by Farrar, Straus and GirouxLove the Pout Pout Fish books - they all have such a great lesson in each one. This is a good lesson in bullying.
Preview of 5 Little Leaves

5 Little Leaves

Created by
MusicwithMandy
Use this visual to go along with the poem "5 Little Leaves"
Preview of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Nursery Rhymes

1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Nursery Rhymes

Created by
SingToKids
1, 2, 3, 4, 5 is a classic nursery rhyme about a little boy who loves to fish! Nursery rhymes provide a rich context of rhythm, steady beat, vocabulary development, and storytelling! Rhythm & Rhymes provides music teachers with a variety of tools to teach our youngest students beloved nursery rhymes in a musical setting. Each set includesSlides with the nursery rhymeSlides with rhythmic notationSteady beat trackersStory sequence cards Rhythmic puzzles with notation and pictures (great for
Preview of Dr Seuss Songs Value Pack - Distance Learning

Dr Seuss Songs Value Pack - Distance Learning

Sing along with handy lyrics to 7 original songs written to your favorite Seuss books. These songs can be used in the classroom to help promote reading through the aid of music! If you have a smart board, put the lyrics up and play the music. Children can also try and write their own verses to the music!
Preview of Steady Beat vs. Rhythm and Quarter Rest Lesson Using Who Said Moo? Book

Steady Beat vs. Rhythm and Quarter Rest Lesson Using Who Said Moo? Book

This classic book by Harriet Ziefert lends itself perfectly to a rhythm vs. steady beat lesson! Using the chant provided, the children can chant/sing to each other, each time that the rooster asks a new animal if they said moo. Use the beat chart and worksheet provided to distinguish and explain the difference between rhythm and steady beat as well as learn about rests in music. Use the decoding sheet to teach children how to write quarter notes and have them fill in the boxes with the appropria
Preview of All Are Neighbors

All Are Neighbors

Another great book by Anexandra Penfold and Suzanne Kaufman. I added Orff instruments, but you can add any small percussion that you like, so you can get more students playing instruments.
Preview of The Stinky Cheese Man and Other Fairly Stupid Tales

The Stinky Cheese Man and Other Fairly Stupid Tales

The Stinky Cheese Man and Other Fairly Stupid Tales by Jon Scieszka and Lane SmithVery funny book. I can't take credit for the song. It was written by a bunch of music teachers at a teacher workshop. Choose children to pick out instruments to represent the main characters - whatever instrument they choose that they think will sound like that character. The Stinky Cheese man, the old man, the old woman, the cow, the children, the wolf, the olive, and so on. As you read the story, they must li
Preview of Valentine's Day Activity: Ta & Ti-Ti  Lesson with Little Blue Truck's Valentine

Valentine's Day Activity: Ta & Ti-Ti Lesson with Little Blue Truck's Valentine

Looking for a Valentine's Day rhythm lesson? This is perfect for your students! Teach decoding as well as rhythm vs. steady beat with this chant. Decode the chant and then use the worksheet included for further practice. Endearing and sweet, sure to be a hit! REMINDERS1. If you have any questions about this product or any of my products, feel free to email me at creatingmusicalliterature@gmail.com2. Your purchase of this product is for SINGLE USE ONLY. Please purchase additional licenses to sha
Preview of Bringing the Rain to Kapiti Plain

Bringing the Rain to Kapiti Plain

Bringing the Rain to Kapiti Plain by Verna Aardema. Published by Puffin Books.I've added bongos and egg shakers (or maracas), but I might also add some other drums, and rainstick to it as well.
Preview of Right Outside My Window

Right Outside My Window

Right Outside My Window by Mary Ann Huberman. Published by Mondo Publishers. I did this as a project with my art teachers. We read the book and performed the song, then talked about what they might see outside their own windows. The art teacher read the book, talked about what they might see (real or imagined) and had them draw a picture. I had them put what they saw to a rhythm and write a short melody to go with it. I would allow more time than you think it's going to take (we did it towa
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