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Listening and responding is one of my favourites for music lessons. Children can respond to music in so many ways!

Movement

Drawing (draw what you think of when you hear the piece of music)

Create a graphic score

Writing about it (how does the music make you feel/write a story based on the piece of music)

Comparing

Below you'll find a selection of pieces that I've used myself or other teachers have recommended for listening and responding (perfect for distance teaching and learning)

Please note - some of the videos for these pieces of music may not be suitable for your class. I've included them as I feel the music is great/good discussion points/good for comparing/contrasting but teacher discretion is advised.

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Let's Shake it Up!
Making Butter
This aim of this demonstration is to separate cream into two parts, a solid and a liquid.

What you need:

1 carton of double or single cream

1 jar with a lid

1 glass

1 plate

Serious elbow grease!

Tip - If you have a plastic container add a clean marble to your mixture before you start shaking to speed up the process.
Method:

Leave the cream out of the fridge for about an hour before you start.

Fill your jar half full of cream and put on the lid nice and tight.

Put on some music

Shake the cream up and down

After a couple of minutes, the cream will thicken, and you won't feel liquid sloshing around anymore. Keep Shaking!

This could take awhile so if your arms get tired get someone else in your house to take over for a while.

After a few more minutes, you will hear the liquid again. Don't worry, the mixture is not turning back into liquid cream, it is starting to separate. Keep shaking!

After 10 - 15 minutes you should be able to feel that there is now a large solid lump in the jar along with some liquid.

Open the jar and pour the white liquid into a glass. The yellow solid lump is butter, shake it out onto a plate.

You can use the buttermilk in recipes such as pancakes, buns, or bread (a lovely bread recipe below).

Give the butter a rinse under some water to remove any buttermilk, knead it as you rinse. This stops the butter going rancid quickly. You can add a pinch of salt to make it a little tastier and then your lovely fluffy butter is ready to eat.

The Science Bit - Cream is a mixture. It is made of tiny drops of water mixed with fat droplets and protein. Shaking the cream in the jar makes the fat droplets stick together, forming butter. The liquid part has the protein and that is the buttermilk.

Nothing better than Bread and Butter!
Recipe: Wholemeal Bread
Ingredients

425g / 1lb of wholemeal flour

1 dessertspoon of wheat-germ

1 dessertspoon of bran

275ml / ½ pint of buttermilk

1 teaspoon of bread soda

1 teaspoon of brown sugar

2 teaspoons of polyunsaturated oil

1 medium egg

Method

Pre-heat the oven to 180°C / 350°F / Gas Mark 4

Mix all the ingredients well together

Then pour the lot into a lightly oiled loaf tin

Bake in the pre-heated oven for 15 minutes

Reduce heat to 150°C / 300°F / Gas Mark 2 and bake for a further 40 minutes

Recipe is taken from safefood.eu

Bit of a Butter Tongue Twister

Betty Botter
Betty Botter bought some butter, But she said, "This butter's bitter!
If I put it in my batter,
It will make my batter bitter.
But a bit of better butter
Will make my batter better."
So, she bought some better butter,
put it in her bitter batter
And it made her batter better!
So 'twas better Betty Botter
bought a bit of better butter.

Send us pictures or videos of what you have done. Ask your parents to help you send them to rte.ie/learn
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In this video, Brian will teach you how to play the bodhrán and other percussion instruments using common household implements. With the help of two talented little dogs, Mollie and Silo, Brian will take you on a tour of the instruments you can almost always find in a drummer's house.

Ask permission before you grab the pots and pans!!

Bain taitneamh as na cnag uirlisí, as Brian opens up the world of percussion to primary school children aged 6-12. Bígí linn!

Share your own percussion adventures with Brian at http://www.artscouncil.ie/CSTV for a chance to be featured in a future episode of CSTV.
Creative Schools is a flagship initiative of the Creative Ireland Programme to enable the creative potential of every child. Creative Schools is led by the Arts Council in partnership with the Department of Education and Skills and the Department of Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht.
Credits
Filming and editing: Johnny White
Sound: Jean Moran.
Doggie drummers: Mollie and Silo

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Bímis Liriciúil!

I gceacht an lae inniu, chaith muid súil ar an gcnagcheol colainne ag baint úsáid as 'The Cup Song'. Tá muid chun dul siar anois ar na focail san amhrán sin agus is féidir leat an dreas cnagcheoil a thaispeáin an Múinteoir Clíona duit inniu a úsáid agus é a dhéanamh do chairde agus do chlann. Seo linn!

I got the ticket for the long-way round
I got my memories for the way
And I sure would like some sweet company
And I'm leaving tomorrow what do you say?
Lyrics Credit: https://genius.com/Kidz-bop-kids-cups-lyrics
Songwriters: A. P. Carter & Luisa Gerstein/Lulu and the Lampshades
Label: Moshi Moshi

Anois agus na focail ar eolas agat, muna féidir leat smaoineamh ar rithim na gcupán, lean an Múinteoir Clíona sa bhfíseán ar an Homeschool Hub, agus is féidir libh í a fheiceáil á dhéanamh.

Freisin, féach ar an leagan cúláilte as Gaeilge le Coláiste Lurgan:

Cuirigí grianghraif chugainn don méid atá déanta agaibh. Iarraigí ar bhur dtuismitheoirí cabhrú leat iad a sheoladh chugainn.

Cearnóg Siombailí

Cruthaigh Cearnóg Siombailí duit féin, le cabhrú leat píosa cnagcheoil a chumadh. Tarraing cearnóga ar phíosa páipéir agus scríobh isteach na cineálacha éagsúla cnagcheol cholainne sna cearnóga, i dteannta siombail do gach ceann. Seo ceann atá déanta againn chun cabhrú libh!

Gníomhaíocht: Cruthaigh Píosa Snagcheol

Úsáid do Chearnóg Siombailí le do phíosa cnagcheoil féin a dhéanamh agus seol isteach físeán chugainn agus tú á dhéanamh. Ba bhreá linn é a fheiceáil!

Cluiche: Cuir Thart An Buille

Seo cluiche spraíúil gur féidir a imirt le do chlann ar fad, agus is féidir é a imirt le cairde freisin, fad agus atá scaradh sóisialta ar siúl i gceart agaibh!

Suíonn gach duine i gciorcal.

Na focail ná: PASS-THE-BEAT-A-ROUND-THE-ROOM agus deireann gach duine focal amháin (má tá 7 n-imreoir ag imirt) nó b'fhéidir go mbeadh ar roinnt imeoirí dhá fhocal a rá má tá sibh imithe timpeall an chiorcail agus níl an abairt críochnaithe agaibh.

Déan cleachtadh ag dul timpeall i gciorcal le gach duine ag rá focal, ansin déan é níos tapúla. Bí cinnte leanacht leis an rithim. Má théann duine amú agus iad ceapaithe focal a rá agus má chliseann ar an mbuille tá an duine sin díbrithe as an gcluiche.

Ansin, úsáid gluaiseacht cnagcheoil cholainne in ionad focal amháin, mar shampla, in ionad duine ag rá "BEAT", is féidir leo buille coise a dhéanamh ina áit. Mar sin, an rud a bhéas agaibh ná "PASS-THE-[BUILLE COISE]-A-ROUND-THE-ROOM. Déan é níos tapúla arís agus féach an féidir le gach duine fanacht leis an mbuille.

Cuir isteach gluaiseacht cnagcheoil in ionad focal eile agus lean ar aghaidh mar sin go dtí nach bhfuil aon imreoir fágtha.

Cuirigí grianghraif chugainn don méid atá déanta agaibh. Iarraigí ar bhur dtuismitheoirí cabhrú leat iad a sheoladh chugainn.

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Let's Get Lyrical!

In today's lesson, we looked at body percussion using 'The Cup Song'. We are going to revise the words of that song and then you can add the percussion routine that Múinteoir Clíona showed you today and perform it for friends and family. Here we go!

I got the ticket for the long-way round
I got my memories for the way
And I sure would like some sweet company
And I'm leaving tomorrow what do you say?
Lyrics Credit: https://genius.com/Kidz-bop-kids-cups-lyrics
Songwriters: A. P. Carter & Luisa Gerstein/Lulu and the Lampshades
Label: Moshi Moshi

Now that you've learnt the words, if you don't remember the cup rhythm, follow Múinteoir Clíona in the Homeschool Hub video, so you can see how she did it.

Also, check out this very cool version as Gaeilge by Coláiste Lurgan:

Send us pictures or videos of what you have done. Ask your parents to help you send them to rte.ie/learn

Symbols Square

Create your own Symbols Square, to help you to compose a percussion piece. Draw squares on a sheet of paper then write different types of body percussion noises in the squares, along with a symbol for each one. Here's one we've done to give you an idea!

Activity: Create a Percussion Piece

Use your Symbols Square to create your own percussion piece and send us a video of you performing. We'd love to see it!

Game: Pass The Beat

This is a fun game for all the family and it can also be played with friends, once you make sure you are social distancing properly!

Everybody sits in a circle.

The words are: PASS-THE-BEAT-A-ROUND-THE-ROOM and each person says one word (if you have 7 people playing) or else some people might end up saying two words if you go around the circle once and haven't finished the sentence.

Practice going around the circle with each person saying the word, then speed it up. Keep a rhythm to it. If any player stumbles when they're supposed to say their word and the beat gets dropped, they are out.

Next, replace one of the words with a body percussion action, for example, instead of a person saying "BEAT", they do a stamp instead. So, it becomes "PASS-THE-[STAMP]-A-ROUND-THE-ROOM. Speed it up again and see if everyone can keep the beat.

Replace another word and so on, until there are no more players left.

Send us pictures or videos of what you have done. Ask your parents to help you send them to rte.ie/learn

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It's such a thrill when someone new lands in our sparkly corner of the universe.

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Our business began by sharing what I was teaching in the art room that worked - and what didn't work. From my first blog post in 2009, teachers from around the world have shared their stories and struggles, asked for advice and direction. Now twelve years later, we couldn't be more proud to not only design lovely lessons, but to be a supportive guide through many art teachers' careers.

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