Songs / Chants that use at least 2 different types of voices

• Al pavo pavito
• Allison’s Camel
• Balonku
• Betty Botter
• Boom Chicka Boom
• Cat’s Got the Measles
• Chickamy Chickamy Craney Crow
• Cobbler Cobbler
• Did You Feed My Cow
• Dr. Knickerbocker
• Donkey Donkey Old and Gray
• Down Down Baby
• Dulce dulce
• El cocherito
• El puente está quebrado
• Grandma Moses
• Little Bunny Foo Foo
• Little Skunk’s Hole
• Mos Mos (Cat Cat)
• My Good Old Man
• Peanut Butter
• Round and Round the Garden
• She’ll Be Coming Round the Mountain
• Three Little Muffins
• When Goldilocks Went to the House of the Bears
• When Papa Put the Paper on the Wall

Lesson ideas

In order to help students learn to match pitch, I use the words “singing voice” and “talking voice” all the time – throughout all of the grade levels. So many students don’t know how to produce a singing voice. They need help producing their head voice. So, I spend the first few months talking about “voices: singing, talking, whispering and ‘calling,’” which I tell them is better for their throat than yelling.

Visuals

Assessments

Links

• chants
• Kindergarten lessons
• Why We Sing
• Singing & the Standards
• Quality Singing
• more elements of music

The following content is available below to Plus Members:

• PDFs include:
  • Printable Visuals – Voice & Location
  • Voice / Location Matching Assessment (with “calling” word)
  • Voice / Location Matching Assessment (with “shouting” word)
• Digital Visuals – Voice & Location

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