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Accompanying a Nonsense Song to Practice a New Rhythm Pattern
Students build rhythm fluency through joyful music play, collaboration, and instrument practice.
A teacher engages students with a playful nonsense song to introduce rhythm patterns. Using sticks, movement, and barred instruments, students joyfully explore dotted quarter and eighth note rhythms without realizing they're learning music theory. This approach builds confidence, collaboration, and musical fluency while connecting traditional campfire songs with classroom culture.
Thought Starters
- How does play help students internalize rhythm patterns?
- What role does movement add to music learning?
- How can teachers balance fun with focused skill development?
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About the Video
School Details
- South Fayette Intermediate School
Teachers
- Charlotte Rudolph
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