Ickle Ockle Pitch Actions

British English CC

Apple Tree Solfège syllables  - whole song audio

Apple Tree First Line - Solfège syllables

Sorida - Video

Apple Tree - Audio

Apple Tree Fourth Line - Solfège syllables 

Ickle Ockle - Video

Apple Tree - Pitch Actions

Apple Tree Second Line - Solfège syllables

Ickle Ockle Solfège syllables - Video

Ickle Ockle Note Names - Audio

Apple Tree Third Line - Solfège syllables

Ickle Ockle - Audio

Sorida - Audio faster version

Sorida - Audio slower version

Ickle Ockle - Pitch Actions

Warm-ups

Jelly on a Plate - Video

Walk and Stop - Video

Dipidu - Video

Placing our new lower note on a simplified musical stave

Music

High and low notes

Notating high and low notes on a simplified musical stave

Placing our new higher note on a simplified musical stave

Notating three notes on a simplified musical stave

Notating four notes on a simplified musical stave

This unit uses singing games to introduce pupils to pitch on a three-line simplified stave. Pupils identify the shape of the melodies and, through guided instruction, take dictation of these on the simplified stave, focusing on pitch and syllables but not rhythm.

Music and movement: using symbols to represent pitch

Which pitch action best shows the note do?

Order the notes from lowest to highest pitch.

Match the note to where it is placed on the stave.

Which of the following pitch actions best shows the note mi?

The lines on the stave show us if a note has a high or low {{}}.

A melody is made up of high and low pitch {{}}.

Exit Quiz

Which note has a lower pitch?