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Greetings from Naveen Cabral, the Primary music teacher for Grades 4 and 5. I have also been assigned the responsibility of a Performance Co-ordinator in the Primary, under which I do run the Primary Musical and the Festival of Choirs. I am very excited to be entering my 13th year in teaching, 11 of which have been with the best of PYP schools. I play the guitar, recorder, keyboard/piano, xylophones and a few other instruments but my forte lies in singing. In addition to my strong PYP experience, I recently completed my Grade 8 Vocals in Trinity - Rock and Pop. I have also completed various other music certifications through the Trinity College of Music. I have been trained by quite a few professionals in different instruments and musical technique. In addition to the Music Together certification that I have, I have attended quite a few IB workshops (PYP). I do perform as a musician in my spare time, as a vent to my outburst of passion and love for music.

I believe my education and degree in my career has mainly been my teaching experience, which has helped me acquire the best from my students as we worked together to create great music and events. My aim will always be to help the students acquire musical skills and knowledge that will help them improve as an overall personality towards a better future for our world.

Friday 27 September 2013

Grade 1 - Assessments

Summative Assessment - Melody and Vocal Expression - Grade 2

Concepts :- Form, Function

Musical skills:- Solo singing, Pitch Matching, Voice exploration, listening skills, Memorisation

Rubrics for Solo Singing

Mastered - Sings the correct pitches and rhythm
Advanced - Sings most of the correct pitches and rhythm
Competent - Sings a few correct pitches and rhythm
Beginner - Does not respond/sing

Rubrics for Group Singing

Mastered - Participates in the singing throughout the activity
Advanced - Participates in the singing most of the time
Competent - Participates in the singing rarely
Beginner - Does not participate in the singing at all

Task - Doggie, Doggie, Where’s Your Bone?

Doggie, Doggie is an activity wherein one student is chosen to sit with his/her back towards the class. An eraser or marker is designate as the doggie’s bone and is kept behind the person. The whole class then sings the song and one person from the rest of the class is chosen to steal the ‘bone’. The person who is right in the front taking the turn, then has to sing “Who stole my bone?” and the person who stole the ‘bone’ has to sing I stole your bone. The person who has stolen the bone is allowed to use his creativity to explore his voice and sound different to be not caught.



Area of assessment
Beginner
Competent
Advanced
Mastered
Solo Singing




Group Singing




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