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Sing out Loud: Using Music in the Classroom Traditional Songs Sing Out Loud: Using Music in the Classroom Traditional Songs & American Rhythms Published by the Office of English Language Programs Bureau of Cultural and Educational Affairs United States Department of State Washington, DC 20037 americanenglish.state.gov / englishprograms.state.gov First Edition 2012 americanenglish.state.gov Sing out Loud American Themes CD Produced by John Hart, Hawai’i Pacific University Mastered by Daniel Ho CD design by Kim Okamura, Illustrations by Jay Ryan Special thanks to Carlos Juarez of Hawai’i Pacific University and all of the wonderful musicians involved. Photo Credits: All photos © Shutterstock, Inc. unless otherwise noted. Page 97, Postage stamp of musical The Wizard of Oz and Judy Garland, circa 1990. © Krylova Ksenia / Shutterstock.com Page 119, A stamp printed in the USA shows Helen Keller & Anne Sullivan, circa 1980. © tristan tan / Shutterstock.com Page 119, A stamp printed in the USA showing Thomas Alva Edison, circa 1930s. © EtiAmmos / Shutterstock.com Page 119, A stamp printed in the USA shows Martin Luther King Jr. and civil rights marchers, Black Heritage, circa 1979. © Neftali / Shutterstock.com Page 120, A stamp published in the USA shows the brothers Orville and Wilbur Wright circa 1995. © Yuriy Boyko / Shutterstock.com Page 120, A stamp printed in the USA shows a portrait of Susan Brownell Anthony circa 1930. © MarkauMark / Shutterstock.com Page 159, Mardi Gras 2010 in New Orleans. © Dustie / Shutterstock.com Page 160, A jazz band plays in New Orleans, Louisiana after Hurricane Katrina just before the Jazz and Heritage Festival. © Ken Durden / Shutterstock.com Page 189, City streetlife at intersection of 5th Ave. and 60th St. near Central Park in New York City. © Andrey Bayda / Shutterstock.com Page 193 and Page 200, Downtown El Paso. © Frontpage / Shutterstock.com Page 214, Salt River Rafters infielder Dixon Machado in a game against the Mesa Solar Sox at Hohokam Park in Mesa, AZ. © Debby Wong / Shutterstock.com Page 220 and 226, Bethany Hamilton in Rip Curl Pro 2010 in Peniche, Portugal. © Gustavo Miguel Fernandes / Shutterstock.com Page 226, Actor Christopher Reeve & wife Dana at the unveiling of his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Pix: Paul Smith. © Featureflash / Shutterstock.com Page 277, 1928 Vintage Car. © Margo Harrison / Shutterstock.com americanenglish.state.gov Table of Contents USING SONGS IN CLASS: THE SING OUT LOUD SERIES................................ 1 How This Book Is Organized ...............................................................................................1 PART I: GENERAL SONG ACTIVITIES ................................................................ 8 Section 1: Pre-listening Activities ........................................................................................8 Pre-listening 1: Four Corners......................................................................................9 Pre-listening 2: One Title, Several Words – Many Possibilities..................................10 Pre-listening 3: Swat...................................................................................................11 Pre-listening 4: Stanza Creation.................................................................................12 Pre-listening 5: Unscramble the Sentences................................................................13 Pre-listening 6: Find Someone Who… .......................................................................14 Pre-listening 7: What Do You Know About…? ...........................................................16 Pre-listening 8: Brainstorming and Mind-Mapping Vocabulary...................................17 Pre-listening 9: Picture Predictions.............................................................................18 Pre-listening 10: Can You See What I See?.................................................................19 Pre-listening 11: It Could Be / There Might Be .............................................................20 Pre-listening 12: Picture Dictation.................................................................................22 Pre-listening 13: How Many Questions in a Minute?....................................................23 Section 2: Listening Activities ..............................................................................................26 Listening 1: Relax and Enjoy! ......................................................................................27 Listening 2: Mixed-Up Lyrics........................................................................................27 Listening 3: Mixed-Up Pictures....................................................................................28 Listening 4: Dictation ...................................................................................................29 Listening 5: Listening for Rhyming Words ...................................................................30 Listening 6: Listening Gap-Fill .....................................................................................31 Listening 7: Musical Words..........................................................................................32 Listening 8: Song Bingo...............................................................................................33 Listening 9: Find the Mistakes .....................................................................................34 Listening 10: Did You Hear What I Heard?....................................................................34 Section 3: Singing / Music Activities ....................................................................................37 Singing 1: Sing Along With Me .....................................................................................38 Singing 2: Disappearing Song ......................................................................................38 Singing 3: Old Song, New Song ...................................................................................39 Singing 4: One Theme – Many Songs..........................................................................40 Singing 5: Show Me the Word ......................................................................................41 Singing 6: Your Moves..................................................................................................42 Singing 7: Drum and Instrument Circles.......................................................................43 Instrument 1: Can and Bottle Shaker......................................................................44 Instrument 2: Rattle Stick........................................................................................44 Instrument 3: Rain Stick..........................................................................................45 Instrument 4: Bottle Xylophone...............................................................................45 Singing 8: Crazy Lyrics.................................................................................................46 Singing 9: The Halls Are Alive With the Sound of Singing............................................47 ii americanenglish.state.gov Section 4: Post-listening Activities ............................................................................... 50 Section 4.A: Post-listening – Speaking Activities ................................................................50 Post-listening – Speaking 1: What Do YOU Think?......................................................50 Post-listening – Speaking 2: Act the Part .....................................................................52 Post-listening – Speaking 3: Small Group Discussion and Summary ..........................53 Post-listening – Speaking 4: Silly Story ........................................................................54 Post-listening – Speaking 5: I’d Like to Ask You About… ............................................55 Section 4.B: Post-listening – Reading Activities ..................................................................58 Post-listening – Reading 1: A Range of Questions.......................................................58 Post-listening – Reading 2: Main Ideas and/or Specific Details ...................................59 Post-listening – Reading 3: Jigsaw Reading ................................................................60 Post-listening – Reading 4: Our Land, Your Land ........................................................62 Post-listening – Reading 5: Reading Groups................................................................64 Section 4.C: Post-listening – Writing ...................................................................................67 Post-listening – Writing 1: Songwriter Histories............................................................67 Post-listening – Writing 2: I Think This Song Rocks!....................................................68 Post-listening – Writing 3: Paragraph Posters..............................................................69 Post-listening – Writing 4: Story Extensions ................................................................70 Post-listening – Writing 5: Guest Musicians / Speakers ...............................................71 Section 5: Extended Classroom Approaches ......................................................................78 Extended Classroom Approaches 1: Using a Skit as a Hook.......................................78 Extended Classroom Approaches 2: Song Groups......................................................80
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