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    Grade 3 Elementary Unit – Going Green

    Primary / Junior

    This unit focuses on a variety of rhythm-based activities using environmental issues as subjects for texts. Through these activities, students are provided with many opportunities to create, perform, listen, reflect and respond. (Critical Learning) lesson-1-drip-drop-splash lesson-2-environmental-rhythms lesson-3-trash-makes-good lesson-4-peaceful-waters lesson-5-trees lesson-6-wacky-weather teacher-resource-1-rain-song teacher-resource-2-found-instrument-making teacher-resource-3-4r-environment-chant teacher-resource-4-rhythm-patterns teacher-resource-5-thumbs-up-self-check teacher-resource-5-thumbs-up-self-check (FRENCH TRANSLATION) teacher-resource-6-tree-name-rhythmic-patterns blm-1-doctor-foster blm-2-drip-drop-checkpoint blm-2-drip-drop-checkpoint (FRENCH TRANSLATION) blm-3-chant-graphic-organizer […]

    2009 Curr. Support, Elementary Unit Plans

      Grade 2 – Elementary Unit We’re Goin’ to Ghana, Grade 2, Music and Social Studies

      Grade Two

      This unit was created to demonstrate how music activities can be built around and support the existing activities from the “Think Literacy 1-6 Music Companion”. The lessons in this unit have been redesigned using the TIPS template. Please note that this unit makes cross-curricular connections and provides strategies that support ‘Assessment for Learning’ that will […]

      2009 Curr. Support, Composition, Elementary Unit Plans, Think Literacy
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      OMEA resources have been accumulated and developed over several decades. It is important for us to recognize, respond to, and redress any bias or inequity that exists in our resources, and to cultivate and sustain equitable, inclusive, and diverse resources. We recognize the white settler colonial roots of music education in Ontario and are working to ensure that the OMEA resources offer opportunities to affirm, and also learn more about, the diverse identities of educators and learners. We are in the process of examining current and future resources to ensure they are in accordance with our Equity Action Plan.

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