Basics of Solfége with Do, Re, and Mi is an all-in-one interactive music lesson which guides students through the sights, sounds, and feel of Solfége using do, re, and mi in music. This PowerPoint slideshow uses real-life images, video, and play-along audio to keep elementary students meaningfully engaged with Solfége syllables do, re, and mi. It’s great for introductions, practice, or review.
This resource is perfect for:
✅ elementary music teachers
✅ student teachers
✅ homeschoolers
⚠️Please note that this is the next level in the Basics Series, and is not part of the original Basics Bundle. ⚠️
⚠️ Now available in Google Slides! ⚠️
INTRODUCTION
MAIN MUSIC CONTENT with REAL-LIFE EXAMPLES
folk song recordings of Hot Cross Buns and Closet Key
interactive piano; students tap the keys to hear the pitches
students tap the pitches to hear them on the trumpet, recorder, xylophone, and guitar
students hear do, re, and mi on water glasses
students hear do, re, and mi on timpani
video of Hot Cross Buns on a colorful metallophone
video of Hot Cross Buns played on a ukulele
video of Closet Key sung with a pitch ladder
video of Sailor, Sailor on the Sea sung with Curwen Hand Signs
video of Hop Old Squirrel using standard notation
singalong for folk songs: Hop Old Squirrel, Hot Cross Buns, Frog in the Meadow, Sailor on the Sea, The Closet Key, and Go Round the Mountain
playalong with the recorder, xylophone, handbells, or other instrument of your choice
students echo recorded patterns of do, re, and mi on an instrument of their choice
singalong with patterns of do, re, and mi using Curwen Hand Signs
MULTIPLE CHOICE PRE-QUIZ AND POST-QUIZ for ASSESSMENT
► 5 multiple choice-questions as a pre-quiz
► 5 multiple choice questions as a post-quiz
► 4 bonus challenge questions
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
TO SEE EVERYTHING FROM THE BASICS SERIES, CLICK HERE
FOR MORE DISTANCE LEARNING RESOURCES, CLICK HERE
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WHAT CUSTOMERS LOVE ABOUT THIS SERIES:
“OK, this is one of my new favorite resources. My second graders have a district common assessment where they have to dictate do, re, and mi melodies. This file made this year’s group much more confident and successful. I love that you included different timbres and moved do around. A student made the observation, “that one is higher, but it sounds the same.”
“I love this interactive basics series for my students. It’s an easy way for me to intigrate technology into my lessons, without me having to do all of the work to make this kind of presentation. There is so much detail that goes into a project like this, thank you for creating such a wonderful tool!”
“Thank you!! I love all your resources. Looking forward to adding this to the basics!!”
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