Projects
All About Ms. Walker
Instruments
Songs and Dances
Music Terms/Symbols
100
The artist whose concert we researched this spring
Elton John
100
The state Ms. Walker is from
Ohio
100
This instrument belongs to the woodwind family; however, the modern version of this instrument contains no wood.
Flute
100
This music game is similar to "Monkey in the Middle".
Jump, Frog, Jump
100
The name of the music symbol shown here
Repeat sign
200
The audio program we used for our mash up project.
Audacity
200
The instrument Ms. Walker mainly plays
Saxophone
200
This instrument family contains instruments that are always made of the material by the same name
Brass
200
Finish the lyrics: "Our old sow is getting very fat, ______________________"
Kimo komo keemo
200
The category of musical terms including piano and forte
Dynamics
300
The popular website some friends used for their Choose Your Own Adventure Project to make music.
Chrome Music Lab
300
The number of siblings Ms. Walker has
3
300
This instrument has a sound that can be described as “relaxing” and “magical”. It is a string instrument that is not a normal part of the symphony orchestra.
Harp
300
This song is from Ghana and is originally a rock passing game; however, we use rhythm sticks in class.
Obwisana
300
The category of musical terms describing speed including presto and largo
Tempo
400
The two elements of songs that have to match in order for them to mash well together.
BPM and key
400
This is Ms. Walker's favorite color
Green
400
This instrument is the lowest sounding of the brass family. It looks different when it appears in the marching band.
Tuba/Sousaphone
400
This greeting song from the beginning of the year includes the words "one by one" and "two by two"
Up the Ladder
400
The tempo term referred to as “walking speed.”
Andante
500
The saying we use to remember the string names of the ukulele.
Gorillas Don't Eat Apples
500
Ms. Walker attended this college
Ohio State University
500
This double reed instrument is a part of the woodwind family
Oboe
500
This song includes clapping movement and focuses on the syncopa rhythm.
Four White Horses
500
This term means to gradually get louder in music
Crescendo