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Andi Lougee Singing Music Lesson Plan

This music lesson plan teaches students the song "Boom Chicka Boom" in a variety of styles to demonstrate different singing voices. The lesson begins with discussing different voice types. Students then learn the song through repetition and modeling different styles like baby, grandpa, Frankenstein, and opera singer voices. Movements like clapping and head tapping are later added to the song. The goal is for students to learn different pitch ranges from low to high singing voices.

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Andi Lougee Singing Music Lesson Plan

This music lesson plan teaches students the song "Boom Chicka Boom" in a variety of styles to demonstrate different singing voices. The lesson begins with discussing different voice types. Students then learn the song through repetition and modeling different styles like baby, grandpa, Frankenstein, and opera singer voices. Movements like clapping and head tapping are later added to the song. The goal is for students to learn different pitch ranges from low to high singing voices.

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Andi Lougee

Singing
Music Lesson Plan

Title: BOOM CHICKA BOOM Grade Level: 2


Source: I just sorta came up with it I don’t know who wrote the song

Materials needed:
none

Procedure:
Anticipatory Set Instructional Input (Modeling Check for Understanding Practice) Closure

A.S:

1. Ask kids about different voices and what they sound like.
2. Sing boom chika boom
- I said a Boom Chicka Boom
I said a Boom Chicka Boom
I said a Boom Chicka Rocka Chicka Rocka Chicka Boom
Uh huh
Oh yeah
One more time ______ style.
3. Teach kids in repeat after me style
4. Change styles of singing it
5. Sing like a _________ demonstrate and have them try before starting
the song
- Baby style – high but quiet
Grandpa style - with lips wrapped over teeth
Frankenstein style – voice low
Opera Singer – high pitch
Underwater - wiggle finger over lips
6. After the song is learned well add on movemnets.
- Boom = clap
- Chicka = head tap
- Rocka = rock back and forth

Closure:
Educational Objective: By the end of this lesson, students will have learned different
pitches of singing from low (grandpa style) to high (opera style)

Social/Emotional Cognitive Physical Musical Other


Subjects
● Think National Content
what Standards Standards
different
1. Singing
kinds of
people 2. Play
sound Instruments
like
3. Improvising

4. Composing

5. Reading &
Notating

6. Listening

7. Evaluating

8. Integration
(outside arts)

9.
History/Culture

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