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    The document provides a music lesson plan for the week, including songs to practice and learn. It outlines the learning intention of intervals, stick and stave notation. It defines intervals as the distance between two notes, and steps and skips. It explains that stick notation uses solfa letters and rhythms while staff notation uses musical staff. It asks students to identify intervals between do, re and mi as steps or skips, and to sing a song in solfa while pointing to notes on the staff.

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    The document provides a music lesson plan for the week, including songs to practice and learn. It outlines the learning intention of intervals, stick and stave notation. It defines intervals as the distance between two notes, and steps and skips. It explains that stick notation uses solfa letters and rhythms while staff notation uses musical staff. It asks students to identify intervals between do, re and mi as steps or skips, and to sing a song in solfa while pointing to notes on the staff.

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    Success Criteria:: Learning Intention

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    Neth Raja
    The document provides a music lesson plan for the week, including songs to practice and learn. It outlines the learning intention of intervals, stick and stave notation. It defines intervals as the distance between two notes, and steps and skips. It explains that stick notation uses solfa letters and rhythms while staff notation uses musical staff. It asks students to identify intervals between do, re and mi as steps or skips, and to sing a song in solfa while pointing to notes on the staff.

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    Songs to prepare/learn this week: Complete an action when you hear a

    Lesson 5.1 Dinah rhythm that is not ta, ti-ti or za


    Monday, 1 February 2016 4:09 PM Tideo
    Hot Cross Buns and Catch a Flea (Solfa)

    Learning Intention: Intervals, Stick and Stave Notation


    Success criteria: know the intervals between do, re and mi, and read music from stick and stave notation

    An interval is the distance between two notes.

    A step, is when two notes are right next to each other.

    A skip is when one note is missed in the middle.

    Complete these sentences:

    The interval between do and re is a step/skip.

    The interval between re and mi is a step/skip.

    The interval between do and mi is a step/skip.

    Music written using rhythms and solfa letters only, is called stick notation.

    Music written on the staff, is called staff notation.

    Sing "Who's That Yonder" in solfa and point to the notes on the staff.

    Musicianship Page 1
    Complete these sentences:

    A skip goes from line/space to line/space, or line/space to line/space.

    A step goes from line/space to line/space, or line/space to line/space.

    Musicianship Page 2

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