Dance Again (What is the Name of this Song)

This worksheet is used in connection with the song 'Dance Again', and provides many opportunities for practising the rhythmic element 'tika-tika'.

In this worksheet, students will:

  1. Clap the rhythm. You might like to instruct students to also say the rhythm in time names (e.g. bars 5 and 6 - ti-ti, ti-ti, tika-tika, ta)
  2. Figure out the name of the song they just clapped.
  3. Engage in rhythmic practise by completing any of the 8 suggested practical activities. Students can complete all 8, or the students or teacher can select which ones to do. These can be done individually, with a partner or as a class.

Teaching note:

  • These practical tasks can be used for practise or assessment.
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Kodály Analysis:

Dance Again (What is the Name of this Song) Theme: Exercise Games:
Partner: Form: Song Type:
Scale: Major CSP: F Age: Middle Primary - Lower Secondary
Tones: s low ti low d finalis r m Rhythm: ; ; ;  
Melodic:
Prac:

 

Origin:
Source: MySongFile.com

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Dance Again A great song for finger play.
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