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Day 143 · Mix one and two quickFoundation Music · T3 W29–30 · Day 143 lesson

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Foundation / Music / Term 3 / Weeks 29 30

Part of the full two-week lesson sequence. Check the pack guide and taught point before teaching.

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Target/codes: create a four-beat rhythm combining ONE and PAIR; partial AC9AMUFD01/FC01. Prepare: mixed example, blank four-card strip, ONE/PAIR cards; invitation D.

  1. Welcome · 3 min. Offer a fictional paper star, toy stage, book-cart picture or an own neutral context. “Make a tiny rhythm that has one and two quick.”
  2. Model · 4 min. Read ONE ONE PAIR PAIR. Four upper beat starts hold; lower discs total six. Optional reviewed adult realization follows a visible steady pointer; no accent/loudness or faster tempo is added.
  3. Try together · 5 min. Child directs a different practice ONE PAIR ONE ONE. Identify beat 2's two sequential events and the four enclosing beat cards. Remove the adult examples before making.
  4. Child choice · 7 min. Child chooses four ONE/PAIR cards with at least one of each, gives an own title or leaves untitled, and reads the event sequence. They may make it live with a reviewed quiet source or direct an adult. Offer a second try if wanted; no demand for perfect playing.
  5. Notice · 4 min. Ask which beat holds two quick sounds and which holds one. Save first plan and count beats/events separately. If PAIR extends into the next beat, rehearse one card at a more comfortable steady pace.
  6. Close · 2 min. Child keeps their piece for tomorrow's purpose. Their chosen rhythm does not reveal an actual feeling or learner type.