No Series: Animal Sounds: Learning About Pitch

Animal Sounds: Learning About Pitch

Lesson Objective: Learn about pitch by analyzing patterns
Grades K-5 / Arts / Music
14 MIN

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Discussion and Supporting Materials

Thought starters

  1. How are students introduced to the concept of pitch?
  2. What do students learn through analyzing animal sounds?
  3. How does Ms. McKillop integrate music, visual art and science?

3 Comments

  • Private message to JESUS TOPETE

JESUS TOPETE Jun 10, 2014 11:28pm

very nice ideas, thanks for sharing!
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  • Private message to Julie Roney

Julie Roney Feb 21, 2014 3:34pm

This looks like it goes well with NGSS for first grade.
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  • Private message to marc hauser

marc hauser Jan 12, 2014 9:45am

very nice approach. could also link this to their own body size and yours, and how this impacts sound structure. you can also shows them how, if they protrude their lips or retract them this also changes the sound (deeper when lips protruded); then show them the wolf howling
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