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What to practice this week:
Practice the following topics this week- December 4
- Download your Winter Concert Music by clicking the snowflake above!
- Use the videos below to learn your parts to Frosty the Snowman and Frozen!
Re-cap of this week's class on 12/4/20:
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Resources:
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Previous Weeks:
Class on 11/20/20
What we learned and practiced:
- Pages 34-37
- Download your Winter Concert Music by clicking the snowflake above!
- *Can you play Little River without looking at your hands?
Class on 11/13/20
What we learned and practiced:
- Pages 32-33
- Download your Winter Concert Music by clicking the snowflake above!
- *Can you play Corn on the Cob without looking at your hands?
Class on 11/6/20
What we learned and practiced:
- Pages 30-32
- Mail Man
- Did you notice the fun lyrics underneath?
- New Note F*
- The Night on Page 32
Class on 10/30/20
What we learned and practiced:
- Pages 27-29
- Rests: beats of silence
- Ties: connect two notes together
- EXTRA: Can you play “Bumpy Streets” without looking at your hands?
Class on 10/23/20
What we learned and practiced:
- Pages 24-26
- 3/4 time signature (count to three)
- Ties: connect two notes together
- EXTRA: Can you play “Ice Cream Cone” without looking at your hands?
Class on 10/16/20
What we learned and practiced:
- Pages 21-23
- Learn the Counting Exercises on 22-23
- EXTRA: Can you play “Kitty Kat” and “Two Singing” without looking at your hands?
Class on 10/9/20
What we learned and practiced:
- Practice pages 17-20
- Can you play “The Woodpecker” without looking at your fingers?
Class on 10/2/20
What we learned and practiced:
- What are the ABC’s of piano