Description
A fun poem to teach Steady Beat and Ta TiTi
A great song for:
-prepare, present, practice steady beat and rhythm of the words
-prepare, present, practice Ta & TiTi
-prepare, practice high/low
-prepare, present, practice Sol & Mi
Rhythm Slides
– beat icons
– rhythm icons
– slides to present Rhythm
– slides to present Ta & TiTi
– read the rhythm
Melodic Slides
– icons with words for high low
– icons with words for sol mi
– slides to present sol and mi
– noteheads on staff with solfege and words (options for 3 and 5 lines, options for both on the lines and on the spaces)
Printables and Teaching Tools:
– worksheets to practice rhythm writing, and identifying the number of sounds
– rhythm cards with both stick and regular notation
– icon cards with rhythm pattern
– icon cards with melodic contour
– writing the notes on the staff for advanced practice
– beat charts
Other Resources for Steady Beat vs Rhythm
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Mary F. –
Cute graphics for this great song. I will use it soon. Can’t wait. Thanks!
Shelley –
Thank you! 🙂
Alice A. –
I really like the process that you set-up for teaching the melodic and rhythmic concepts in this song. Looking forward to using this next month with my students!
Shelley –
Thank you! 🙂
Music Matters with Mrs Burnham –
Started this yesterday with my kiddos. Love everything about it. I actually used the printable write the rhythms and color the hearts for one and two sounds prior to teaching the song. It worked perfect for my assessment need. I also added some dance movements with the song. Thank you for such a comprehensive resource.
Shelley –
Awesome! 🙂 That’s a cool way to use them!
Rachel L. –
As always, love the process you go through. Thanks for another great file!
Shelley –
Thank you so much! 🙂
Nancy Stover –
Thanks!! This is a great addition to my 1st grade repertoire!!
Shelley –
Yay! Glad you love it!
Lindsay Jervis –
Thank you! Love the Thanksgiving theme!
Shelley –
Glad you love it! 🙂
Caressa C. –
This was a great song! Thank you!
Shelley –
🙂
Erin Stover –
Great for Thanksgiving!
Shelley –
Thanks!
Crystal H. –
Very nice sequence and materials! Easy to use with k-1!
Shelley –
Thank you! 🙂
Mrs Kuchta’s Corner An Elem Music Wonderland –
Great addition to my collection
Shelley –
Thank you! 🙂
Tracey Jackson –
Great resource
Shelley –
Thank you!
Courtney C. –
Excited to use this song this year!
Shelley –
🙂
Tuneful Teacher –
As always, I love your song presentations. Thanks for another great product!
Shelley –
Thank you!! 🙂
Tanya A. –
Loved the different ways that ta, ti-ti were presented as sticks, note heads and then with their correct music names. I was a little confused as to why some of the pages were repeated multiple times.
Shelley –
Hi Tanya – sorry if it seemed a little confusing, but I’m glad you love it. The ‘repeat’ pages are there so people have the option to teach “Beat/Rhythm” or Ta/TiTi and the slides meant for that concept is clear. There is some overlap, so that is why the pages seem ‘repeated’. If you need some help working it out, let me know! mrsstouffersmusicroom@gmail.com
Joyful Noise Teaching –
Loved this! This file is so thorough!
Kristen L. –
Great product!
April R. –
Super cute!
Shelley –
Thank you!
Laury L. –
Thank you for this resource!!!
Heather A. –
Love this file!!! Very thorough!
Shelley –
Thank you!
Jennifer P. –
Very cute! Excited to use this with my classes.
Maria T. –
Love it! Thank you!
Heather Ulsh –
Great resource for thanksgiving time! Thanks
Christina K. –
Love this resource!
Amy K. –
Thank you! Perfect for fall and first grade!
Ana Lisa J. –
This is a cute seasonal song for call & response, solo singing, so-mi, ta ti-ti, and steady beat. Super useful for the little ones!
Kimberly D. –
Thank you for another great lesson resource!
Amy S. –
GREAT RESOURCE for a GREAT SONG!
Mrs J Music –
Thanks!
Heather O. –
Love it! Can use with multiple grade levels.
Danielle G. –
Thank you!