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Melody is a single set of notes (pitch and rhythm) that the brain identifies as a single unit. 

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Melody is a single set of notes (pitch and rhythm) that the brain identifies as a single unit. 

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I am learning to use my singing voice by drawing high and low patterns. Draw a bird flight pattern and sing on ah, oo, ee, etc.

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I am learning to use my singing voice as I sing stories.
Create tunes (arioso) to a story. Picture books work best. You can do this on your own or with a sibling or parent. You might want to film a demonstration.

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Timbre is the quality and tone of a sound which makes it unique. It's how you recognize a person's voice on the phone or recognize an instrument. 

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Timbre is the quality and tone of a sound which makes it unique. It's how you recognize a person's voice on the phone or recognize an instrument. 

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I am learning to listen to music and draw how it makes me feel.
How would sound be reflected through visual art? Draw what you feel or what the music reminds you of.  Choose a piece of instrumental music from home (spotify, itunes) or on sfskids website. Click the link below.
What is your favorite type of music to draw/paint to?  Were you able to express how the music made you feel through your drawing/painting? Why or why not?

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I am learning to play a steady beat to music.
Practice the steady beat at home.  Find a song and move to the beat by marching, sliding, walking, stomping or any others way you can move to the beat.

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Draw a heart beat chart. Add ta, ti-ti and rests to make your patterns. We used popsicle sticks in class. See what you can find at home to make your patterns. (chopsticks, pencils, etc.) Clap your patterns.  These were some that you made in class.

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I am developing my critical thinking skills as I look for:
- high and low sounds in my house. Make a list of them.
-fast (allegro) and slow (largo) things in my house. Make a list of them.

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Spectogram: See a visual representation of your voice!

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Spectogram: See a visual representation of your voice!

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Use the mic function to see your voice,  create patterns, and echo patterns.

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How were these built?

All our experiments are all built with freely accessible web technology such as Web Audio API, WebMIDI, Tone.js, and more. These tools make it easier for coders to build new interactive music experiences. You can get the open-source code to lots of these experiments here on Github.

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Music is for everyone. Play with simple experiments that let anyone, of any age, explore how music works.

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Draw or write about how the music added to the story.

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I am learning to respond to high and low sounds as I act out the story. (high: wiggle their noses: low: wiggle their tails)