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1. Watch the Top 10 Bucket Drumming Beats by Sammy Foster. 2. Pick a beat pattern from the video to practice on your bucket drum.
3. Record your best attempt on your   device and upload it to FlipGrid.

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TOP 10 Bucket Drumming Beats of ALL TIME! 🥁 By BucketDrumming.net 🥁

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1. Watch the tutorial for Uptown Funk.
2. Practice playing along with the tutorial on your bucket drum.
3. Join the Google Meet to jam with our classmates.

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1. Research on the topic of bucket drumming's origins and its influence around the world.
2. Sign into your student account on Google.
3. Create a presentation on the topic on Google Slide.
4. Present your Google Slide in class.

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1. Research an aspect of the bucket drumming that you want to know more about.
2. Log into your student account on Google.
3. Create a short five-question quiz or survey based on your chosen bucket drumming topic on Google Form.
4. Post the Google Form link in your Google Classroom's Class Stream for the class to complete.
5. Collect and analyze the quiz/survey data results using your choice of graphs or charts.
6. Present and explain your graphs and charts digitally in class.

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1. Search for a video of a great bucket drumming performance from between 2015 and 2020 on Youtube (it can be a solo, duet, trio, or ensemble).
2. Watch the video and create a commentary script about the performance. Keep your script in a Google Doc or any digital writing tools.
3. Sign into your Voki account.
4. Record your thoughts about the performance with your Voki avatar.
5. Save your Voki presentation and export your Voki via the Link option.
6. Post your Voki link along with a link to the video you've commented on in the Goole Classroom's Class Stream.

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1. Open your Garage Band on your laptop or iPad.
2. Compose a 4-bar accompaniment for the class using software instrumental loops in Garage Band.
3. Save and export your composition as an mp3 file.
4. Upload your mp3 to your Google Drive.
5. Share your mp3 file from the Drive with the class and Ms. Lo.
6. Your accompaniment will be used as part of the warm-up routine.

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1. Go to your local music store and ask to try on a Cajon - a wooden box percussion that's originated from Peru.
2. Interview and ask the store clerks who are musicians to explain to you how does the sound work on a Cajon.
3. Use your device to film yourself playing a Cajon.
4. Edit your video clip using iMovie and change the background of your clips to a natural scenery (forests, mountain, by the river, by the ocean...).
5. Depending on your choice of natural scenery for your video background, select and add sound effects related to these scenery to make it look like the filming took place in the nature!

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1. Go to Renderforest.com
2. Create an introductory or promotional video for bucket drumming on Renderforest.com
3. Save your completed video project.
4. Export it via Link option.
5. Post your introductory or promotional video on Google Classroom's Class Stream.