Create a Sprouting Melodies 3 Framework

[Julie Palmieri]

Sprouting Melodies 3 Framework:

Use 5 words to describe the music experiences in Sprouting Melodies 3

Create a plan for songs and music experiences to use in Sprouting Melodies 3

[Sarah Braverman]

Five words to describe the music experiences in Sprouting Melodies 3 are followed:
1. Active
2. Personality
3. Strong
4. Intentional
5. Creative
Five sentences I’d use when speaking to parents about the musical responses of children in SM3 are as followed:
1. If the child started toward the guitar and the parent started to get nervous, I’d tell the parent “Your child is controlling the tempo of the chord I’m playing on the guitar and that’s ok”.
2. If the child started to move toward another child and the parent was worried, I’d say “It’s ok. This is a chance for the child to play with someone else in the group and together they can figure out how they want to play music together”.
3. If the parent asked about why I was using drums in the session, I’d say “This allows the children to share in controlling how they are playing music together”.
4. If a parent with a timid child asks me why I’m using a song that’s very repetitive I’d tell the parent “This can invite your child to participate more in the music because your child can rely on the consistency that the song’s structure provides.”
5. If a parent is worried that their child isn’t doing a particular music task the same way as other children in the group are, I’d tell the parent “It’s ok. Your child doesn’t have to do this task like everyone else in the group. This is a safe space and everyone in the group can interact with or participate in the music any way they want.”

Plan for songs and music experiences to use in a session with SM3: 1. Hello/Gathering Songs 2. Bonding songs/ “My Brand New Friend”/ “Swimming Together” 3. Songs about Me/ “Hello Everybody”/ “Sit Down and Join My Circle” 4. Movement Songs/ “Clickety Clack”/ “Will You Come?” 5. Instrument Songs/ “All Night All Day/ “Music Is The Way” 6. Transition song/ “Clean Up Song” 7.Goodbye song

[Talia Morales]

Sprouting Melodies 3 Framework:
Use 5 words to describe the music experiences in Sprouting Melodies 3.
Active, showcase personality, intentional, creative, accepting, flexible

Create a plan for songs and music experiences to use in Sprouting Melodies 3.
Greeting Song
Free Sing-along medley instrument-choice
Movement – choose how to move Song
Shared instrument song_gathering drum_then work around the periphery of the circle so that all get a chance to play
Bonding Lap song>finger play
Movement Prop Song> Pom poms, parachute, puppets…Song About Me or My World
Song Story
Cool Down
Goodbye Transition Song

[Julie Palmieri]

Sprouting Melodies 3 Framework:

Use 5 words to describe the music experiences in Sprouting Melodies 3

Push and pull

Active and energy

Emotions

Strong

Personality – making decisions and choices

[Julie Palmieri]

Create a plan for songs and music experiences to use in Sprouting Melodies 3.

Gathering / Hello – strumming a guitar together

Gross motor movement – clapping, tapping, stomping, jumping, etc.

Instrument exploration and play – working on opposites (start/stop, loud/soft, fast/slow, etc.)

Singable book – working on language development, repetition, following a simple story

Gross motor movement – group movements (using a parachute, canopy scarf, stretchy band)

Gross motor movement – individual creative movements (using scarves or color hoops or streamers)

Closing / Goodbye

[Julie Palmieri]

Create a plan for songs and music experiences to use in Sprouting Melodies 3.

Gathering / Hello – strumming a guitar together to the tune of “Good Night Ladies”

Gross motor movement – clapping, tapping, stomping, jumping, etc. – “I’m Gonna Clap My Hands”

Instrument exploration and play – working on opposites (start/stop, loud/soft, fast/slow, etc.) – Shake and Stop (Lynn Kleiner) and play-along to I Know a Chicken (Laurie Berkner)

Singable book – working on language development, repetition, following a simple story

Gross motor movement – group movements (using a parachute, canopy scarf, stretchy band) – “Row Row Row Your Boat”

Gross motor movement – individual creative movements (using scarves or color hoops or streamers) –

Cool down – Just Be by Kira Willey

Closing / Goodbye – to the tune of Good Night Ladies

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