Music Lesson: Loud/Soft Dynamics “Grizzly Bear” Song Kindergarten, First Grade

Music Lesson to Teach Dynamics with Instrument Activities using the loveable “Grizzly Bear” Song. Let’s help preschool, kindergarten and first graders learn loud and soft through singing, moving and playing instrument activities.

This resource includes 2 levels of teaching materials. One set includes the DYNAMICS SYMBOLS the other set uses the words “quiet”, “very-quiet”, “loud” and “very-loud” to accommodate different grade levels.

Sing the song using the adorable presentation. Practice the actions and show dynamics. Play instruments to show dynamics. Match the dynamic icons or words to the story and the bear.

With the diverse teaching materials you’ll be able to easily teach about loud/soft/very soft and very loud in a variety of ways to help your students and children learn about musical dynamics.

All of the activities can be used in stations/centers.

Best for Preschool through 1st grade. (2nd grade dynamics symbols applications)

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LEARNING GOALS:

• Students play the steady beat.
• Sing the “Grizzly Bear” song with dynamic variations
• Show Loud and Soft, very soft, very loud through movement
• Play instruments to show dynamic variations.

RESOURCE INCLUDES:

• Teacher Lesson Plans
• Music Lesson, Activities, Manipulatives/Cards
• Teaching Presentation Ppt. and PDF files in 2 versions

1. Music Dynamic Symbols- mp, p, mp, mf, f, ff
2. Music Words “quiet”, “very-quiet”, “loud” and “very-loud”

Music and Movement activities maximize student learning!

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