Hello Everyone!

Here is the homework for this week!

Enjoy!

Grace

Recommended daily practice time is 5-10 minutes per day

Songs: 

This was our very first lesson so today we got to learn Mary Had a little Lamb with finger numbers on the black keys. You can use the handout provided to practice this song during the week. I have also given provided an extra song in case you need more work.

Theory: 

This week we mapped out the piano. We learned about high, low and medium sounds on the piano. We also learned about the groups of 2 and groups of 3 black keys on the piano. You can go through the handouts provided to review all that we touched on in the lesson. Have fun, and if you have any questions, feel free to ask me next lesson!

How parents can help: Encourage your child to have a daily practice routine and ensure that they are filling out their homework logs correctly. In addition to the online homework posts, I recommend that each student keep and maintain a homework journal where they can fill in how long they practice and what they worked on that week. You can decorate it to make it fun!

Jadon

Recommended daily practice time is 15-20 minutes per day

Songs: 

This week we are continuing to work on the Flash reverse theme song. You have a few tools to help you, both audio clip and sheet music. Try working through the sheet music to figure out the patterns that you are playing. Next week we will return to the Alfred book. Keep up the good work Jadon.

How parents can help: Encourage your child to have a daily practice routine and ensure that they are filling out their homework logs correctly. In addition to the online homework posts, I recommend that each student keep and maintain a homework journal where they can fill in how long they practice and what they worked on that week. You can decorate it to make it fun!

Mai

Recommended daily practice time is 15-20 minutes per day

Songs: 

This week you can continue to work on I’ll be there by walk of the earth. Try working through the text to be sure you are remembering the words. Listen to the audio of this song to help you remember.

Technique:

Some things we are working on include becoming more flexible in the mouth. When practicing this week be sure to try out some of the vocal exercises where moved the lips and jaw around. Remember not to clench your teeth while making sounds.

How parents can help: Encourage your child to have a daily practice routine and ensure that they are filling out their homework logs correctly. In addition to the online homework posts, I recommend that each student keep and maintain a homework journal where they can fill in how long they practice and what they worked on that week. You can decorate it to make it fun!

Pragya

Recommended daily practice time is 5-10 minutes per day

Songs: 

This week we looked at Invisible from Klaus. We talked about the film and what it was about. For next Saturday, the homework is to go through the song and underline some important words. These underlined words will be something you sing out when you go through the song. You can also choose a few more songs that you wish to work on for the coming weeks.

How parents can help: Encourage your child to have a daily practice routine and ensure that they are filling out their homework logs correctly. In addition to the online homework posts, I recommend that each student keep and maintain a homework journal where they can fill in how long they practice and what they worked on that week. You can decorate it to make it fun!

Selena

Recommended daily practice time is 5-10 minutes per day

Songs: 

This week we sang señorita. It was so much fun during our lesson. For next Saturday, have a list of 5 songs prepared to choose from. Including the title and artist. From there we will select music that we can sing in the coming weeks. We also worked on some call and response in the vocal warm ups. Remember when the teacher (I) plays something, really hear it in your head and sing back what you hear. We went through different animals noises so for next week bring your best barn yard animal sounds with you to the lesson!

How parents can help: Encourage your child to have a daily practice routine and ensure that they are filling out their homework logs correctly. In addition to the online homework posts, I recommend that each student keep and maintain a homework journal where they can fill in how long they practice and what they worked on that week. You can decorate it to make it fun!