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Learning Target: 1. Classify/Categorize Sounds Heard (,, Musical Instruments, Environment, Speech) A. Identify Animals and Objects Sound

1. The document discusses classifying and categorizing different sounds heard into groups such as animals, objects, musical instruments, the environment, and speech. It provides examples of animal sounds like a cat meowing, frog croaking, dog barking, and cow mooing. 2. Musical instrument sounds are also categorized, with examples given of a drum booming, guitar ting-ing, trumpet tot-ing, and violin eng-ing. Environmental sounds are described as being either loud or soft, with examples of loud sounds like fireworks and soft sounds like a heartbeat or trickling water. 3. The key learning targets covered are classifying and identifying different types of sounds, including animal sounds,

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Learning Target: 1. Classify/Categorize Sounds Heard (,, Musical Instruments, Environment, Speech) A. Identify Animals and Objects Sound

1. The document discusses classifying and categorizing different sounds heard into groups such as animals, objects, musical instruments, the environment, and speech. It provides examples of animal sounds like a cat meowing, frog croaking, dog barking, and cow mooing. 2. Musical instrument sounds are also categorized, with examples given of a drum booming, guitar ting-ing, trumpet tot-ing, and violin eng-ing. Environmental sounds are described as being either loud or soft, with examples of loud sounds like fireworks and soft sounds like a heartbeat or trickling water. 3. The key learning targets covered are classifying and identifying different types of sounds, including animal sounds,

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Learning Target:

1. Classify/Categorize sounds heard


(animals, objects, musical instruments,
environment, speech)
a. Identify animals and objects
sound

 
ANIMAL
SOUNDS
VALUES INTEGRATION:

Thessalonians 18 “Rejoice evermore. “In everything give


thanks: for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus
concerning you.”

Animals are created by God to be useful to mankind.


God so love us that he provides for all our needs. We
can show our gratefulness to God by taking care of the
animals like feeding them.
 
Give examples of
animals that you
know
• We hear different sounds
around us.
• We are surrounded with
sounds everywhere.
Animals
- Animals can breathe, they are living
creatures.
- They need water, air, and shelter.
Animals Sounds- are performed by
different animals such as Oink!
Meow! Cock-a-doodle-doo!
Let’s study the
different kinds
animals and the
sound they make!
CAT

“meow, meow,meow”
FROG

“croak, croak!”
DOG

“arff! aff!”
COW

“moo, moo!”
PIG

“oink, oink!”
BEE

“buzz, buzz”
We can also hear sounds of
objects in our home.

Can you give examples?


Let’s watch this video!

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LEARNING TARGET:

A. Classify/Categorize sounds heard (animals,


mechanical, objects, Classify/Categorize sounds
heard (animals, mechanical, objects, musical
instruments, environment, speech)
1. Identify sounds of musical instruments.
2. Classify the kinds of musical instrument
MUSICAL
INSTRUMENT
SOUNDS
Give example of
musical instruments
that you know
Musical Instruments
An object such as a piano,
guitar, or drum that you use for
playing music. Musical
instruments are often simply
called instruments.
 
Anything set up to create
sound vibration can become a
musical instrument.
Here are some
examples of musical
instruments and the
sound they produce:
DRUM

boom, boom
GUITAR

ting, ting
TRUMPET

tot, tot, tot


VIOLIN

eng, eng
MARACAS

sheek, sheek, sheek


Learning Target:

A. Classify/Categorize sounds heard


(animals, mechanical, objects, musical
instruments, environment, speech)
• Identify environmental sounds
• Classify the environmental sound as
loud/soft
ENVIRONMENTAL
SOUNDS
In our everyday environment we are
surrounded by an endless array of
sounds.
 
Environmental Sounds- anything that can
be heard from the environment.
 
Examples of environmental sounds
 
running water, alert beeps, door bells,
footsteps, washing machines whirring,
coughing, and sneezing.
Environmental noise is defined as
unwanted or harmful outdoor sound created
by human activity, such as noise emitted by
means of transport, road traffic, rail traffic,
air traffic and industrial activity.
Sounds in the environment
differ from one another. They
can be loud/soft,
1. Loud sounds are sounds that are high in
volume.
 
Examples of loud sounds: smoke alarm,
airplane, fireworks

 
 
 
  ambulance thunder
2. Soft sounds are those that are low in
volume.
 
Examples of Soft sounds: heartbeat, hiss of
snake, trickle of water

clock whisper
Fireworks

LOUD
trickle of water

SOFT
whisper

SOFT
car’s horn

LOUD
helicopter

LOUD
  loud soft

motorcycle    

bell    

heart beat    

barking dog    

foot steps    

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