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Compose and create: high and low melodic responses
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I can sing and identify call and response structures in chants and songs.
I can read and chant four beat rhythms.
I can hear the difference between high and low notes in our songs.
I can compose a four beat rhythm using Ta and Ta-di and play it with a steady pulse.
I can compose a high-low melody and perform this on pitched percussion.
I can perform my composed melody as part of a call and response song.
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