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Vocal music resources for Microsoft Word and for Montessori
3-part fruits (Go with the song Mango Fandango)
Use this set of 3-part cards to teach the names of fruits. I have used pictures that, for the most part, show the inside and the outside of the fruit for greater conversations. The words included in this set are as follows: mango, papaya, banana, kiwi, quince, raspberry, blueberry, cherry, coconut, mulberry, orange, and lemon.I also use this song to create conversations about the textures of the outsides of the fruits or colors of the outsides and insides, and more importantly to do taste tes
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PreK - 6th
Rhythm Fruit > Understanding
This document explains Rhythm Fruit.The “fruit rhythm” system incorporates imagery, syllables, and counting to learn the durations of note and rest values. The fruit are used with the short notes exclusively, where as “long notes” deal will a sound that lasts for more than one beat, mostly one to four beats. The Imagery for a long note comes in a form of a number in a rectangle, the sound is held for the given number of beats, counting is crucial. “Rests” involve silence, hand motions (imagery)
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K - 6th
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