Music Reading Camp Song with Differentiated Orff Accompaniments - Baby Shark

Do you need a Silly Camp Song with music reading activities for your K-5 music classes? Your students will love Baby Shark and the DIFFERENTIATED Orff arrangement. Performance activities will have students actively engaged singing, playing, moving, reading rhythm, solfege, and treble clef note names.

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Camp Songs Orff Arrangements Included in this Easy-to-Use BUNDLE

• Baby Shark (Grades K-5)
• Apples & Bananas (Grades K-5)
• The Ants Go Marching (Grades K-5)
• Michael Row the Boat (Grades 2-5)

Click each song to listen to the Orff arrangements in each video preview.

Included in this Versatile Resource

• Projectable lesson - PowerPoint version
• Simple directions for uploading as Google Slides version
• Two rhythmic ostinato patterns
• Two melodic ostinato patterns
• Ukulele and/or guitar chords

Differentiation Made Simple

• Orff accompaniments of varying difficulty are provided.
• Melodic ostinato patterns are notated with and without note name prompts.*

*Slides may be printed for individual students needing additional support.

Includes Everything You Need to Teach an Engaging Effective Lesson

• Student Learning Outcomes
• Simple observational assessment options with rubric
• Learning Targets written as clear concise student-centered “I can” statements
• Large easy-to-read music notation
• Simple piano accompaniment
• Ukulele/guitar chords
• Percussion ensemble score
• Built-in review
• Guided instruction teaching Soˌ Laˌ Tiˌ Do on the staff while integrating solfege signs
• Built-in student response throughout activities
• Learn about sharks
• Movement activity
• "Steps for Reading Music" slide that may be printed as a classroom poster
• An editable slide with border for customization of lesson if desired

**The song and accompaniments are notated in the key of G to be recorder friendly. Chords are included to make it easy to add ukulele and/or guitar.

Flexible Resources are Not Rhythm Syllable Specific

Lessons in this Music Literacy Series do not dictate the use of one specific rhythm syllable system. You may use any rhythm reading system - Kodály, French Time, Gordon, Takadimi, or Numerical.

From Happy Teachers Using Resources in This Bundle

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Kelsie L. - I am loving this resource. I can do as much or as little as needed for different classes and age groups. My students are engaged and having a ball as we jump into the camping theme for music this year!

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Kristin T. - Started using the Baby Shark lesson this week with my primary students and they LOVED it. I love how the science and reading are built in, and everything is so sequential. Very engaging.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Kate S. - This bundle has SO much to offer and you can build several lessons out of each song!

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Music with Mr. C - Used this resource at the end of the school year and with a summer school program and all of my students really enjoyed singing and playing these camp fire songs!

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Amy B. - My students have had a blast with this bundle! What kids don't like campfire songs!!?! So much fun and now they get to add Orff patterns with it. It's set up where you can use as much Orff as a little as you need based on your kids abilities and your instrument set up. LOVE!

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More NO-PREP Music Reading and Performance Activities

• 3-Part Partner Songs with Orff Arrangement | One Bottle Pop
• Song with Orff Arrangement | I Don't Care if the Rain Comes Down
• Land of the Silver Birch | Folk Song with Differentiated Orff Accompaniments
• Irish Sea Shanty with Differentiated Orff Arrangement | Big Ship Sailing
• Music Reading Song with Differentiated Orff Arrangement | Sakura
• Cowboy Song with Orff Accompaniment | The Old Chisholm Trail

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