Places Wolcott Went
Keyboard
Class Manners
Instruments
What to Expect in Music this Year
100
This country, located in Asia, is where Miss Wolcott spent almost all of July.
What is India.
100
Playing the keyboard will require you to use this many fingers.
What is 10 fingers.
100
If you use this language, you can expect a phone call to your parents.
What is FOUL LANGUAGE/SWEARING.
100
This is an instrument that every person has.
What is the VOICE.
100
You can expect at least one of these each week.
What is a QUIZ in ear training, composing, keyboard, or singing.
200
This mountain range is located right next to where Miss Wolcott stayed in the north.
What are the Himalayas.
200
There are 61 keys on these keyboards, but a piano has this number.
What is 88 keys.
200
This is something that you should bring with you to EVERY class (not just math class).
What is a PENCIL.
200
This is an instrument that Miss Wolcott began playing in Kindergarten, and you will have the opportunity to try this year.
What is the PIANO.
200
You might be assigned some of this to take with you and complete on your own time outside of class.
What is homework/projects.
300
These are two delicious fruits that Miss Wolcott ate almost every day.
What are mangoes and bananas.
300
Based on the number of keyboards we currently have, you will be sharing with this many other students in rotation. (Range)
What is 4-6.
300
Listening, helping others, and being polite are examples of a person who demonstrates this character quality.
What is someone who is RESPECTFUL.
300
This instrument Miss Wolcott's students in India taught her how to play.
What is the GUITAR.
300
Facts about these people will usually be used as bonus material on quizzes and tests.
Who are COMPOSERS of the WEEK.
400
There are three primary religions in the area Miss Wolcott visited.
What are Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism.
400
The names of the notes on the lines on the staff are based on a rhyme.
What is "Every Good Boy Does Fine" are the notes on the lines.
400
At the end of class, you should do these two things.
What are PUSH IN YOUR CHAIR, and LINE UP QUIETLY AT THE DOOR.
400
These instruments are woodwinds that you could play if you join the band this year.
What is the FLUTE, CLARINET, or ALTO SAXOPHONE.
400
This is another name for a star music student who completes their work, stays on task, and gets a little prize & certificate on Fridays.
Who is the MUSICIAN OF THE WEEK.
500
This is the primary language of the people in the North where Miss Wolcott was staying.
What is Hindi.
500
The names of the notes on the spaces spell a word.
What is FACE.
500
When you have a question or comment, this is the appropriate thing to do instead of shouting out "MISS, MISS, MISS."
What is RAISE YOUR HAND.
500
These instruments are brass instruments that you could play if you join the band this year.
What are the TRUMPET, or the TROMBONE.
500
We will continue to use these hand signs from last year, and add a few more.
What are the SOLFEGE HAND SIGNS.
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