M.U.S.I.C.
Beat
Movement
Procedures
Ms. Larson
100

What the M stands for and an example.

What is "make choices that help you and others learn"?

100

The word we say for big beat.

What is Ta?

100

Movement that travels from one place to another

Locomotor movement

100

The two options for entering the classroom

What is silence or sining along?
100

The country Ms. Larson went to for vacation this summer

Where is Honduras?

200

What the U stands for and an example.

What is "use instruments and materials with care"?

200

The words we say for little beat.

What is Ta-di?

200

Movement that does NOT travel

What is non-locomotor movement?

200

The proper response to "waterfall, waterfall"

What is shhhhh?

200

The animal that was on Ms. Larson's head in the photo she showed you

What is a monkey?

300

What the S stands for and an example.

What is "sing, speak, and play ONLY when asked"?

300

The steady pulse under music

What is beat?

300

The space taken up by your body

What is self-space?

300

The procedure for going to the bathroom

What is ask permission with sign language, take the pass, and come right back?

300

The number of years Ms. Larson has been teaching

What is zero?

400

What the I stands for and an example.

What is "immediately follow directions"?
400

This beat fits inside big beat

What is little beat?

400

The space we share

What is general space?

400

The announcement Ms. Larson makes every day after everyone is lined up

What are the Secret Students?

400

One of Ms. Larson's hobbies

What is reading, singing, piano, or baking?

500

What the C stands for and an example.

What is "consider others and be kind"?

500

Compose with your group a 4-beat rhythm, using "ta" and "ta-di"

...

500

Bonus: synonym of locomotive

What is a train?

500

Fill in the blank: "Hello, hello, hello, how are you today? Hello, hello, hello it's time to __ and __."

What is sing and play?

500

The university Ms. Larson graduated from

What is Utah State University?