Listening Lesson Plan

Title: The clock Symphony (by Haydn Grade Level: Kindergarten

Source: Dr. Michelle McConkey

Materials needed:
No materials needed

Procedure:

A.S: Who can tell me what a clock tells us? How can you tell what time it is

1. Organize the students in a circle

2. Ask students questions about the clock
3. Chooses students who are raising their hands to answer the questions
about the time
4. Explains the instructions about the clock.
5. They create a clock and students start counting.
6. Makes students stand up and use their hands to show how the clock
moves.
7. They practice telling the time.
8. We pretend to be clocks and we sway side to side, when the clock
stops we stop.
9. Ask students questions about what time it is when the clock stops?
and tell me what time it is?

Closure:
Next time we will be learning a new song. Who can tell me what time it is? What
does the big hand and little hand mean and point at the clock?

Educational Objective: By the end of this lesson, students will have learned . . .
How to distinguish what time it is and what are the parts of the clock
 Social/ Cognitive Physical Musical Non-Musical
Subjects
Emotional
Fun Thinking of Holding National “Core” Content
Singing parts of a hands. Standards Music Standards
together clock Standards
Making 1. Singing
Creating
Team work Memorizing parts of the Imagine
numbers. clock with
Plan and Make
Counting their hands 2. Play
together Instruments Evaluate &
Refine
Moving 3. Present
sideways Improvising
Performing
Select
4.
Composing Analyze

Interpret
5. Reading &
Notating Rehearse,
Evaluate, &
Refine

6. Listening Present

Responding
7. Select
Evaluating Analyze

8. Integration Interpret
(outside arts) Evaluate

9. Connecting
Connect #10
History/Cultu
re Connect #11