Showing posts with label Ballads. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ballads. Show all posts

Friday, 1 May 2009

Year 6 Pop Song '09: Preparing for Music Lessons!


Elvis lives!

Task: You are going to write one last ballad. Don't forget to:

1. Brainstorm

2. Write a full 'story' plan

3. Turn your plan into a 25 word synopsis

4. Break your 25 words into 3/4 verses

4. Pick out a phrase from your synopsis that can act as a chorus

5. Write and redraft your synopsis. Use the online rhyming dictionary to help.

You'll be turning one of your lyrics into a pop song with Miss Nicholson - so make this ballad your best yet!



(Image by OddSock; used under Creative Commons license)

Wednesday, 29 April 2009

Year 6: Redrafting Your 'Lonely' Ballad



Write a second draft of your 'lonely' ballad, adding simile, alliteration, dialogue...Use 'Mr Strand Drops' and the online rhyming dictionary to help you.

Due: Tomorrow

P.S. Please remember to bring in your 'Midsummer' book tomorrow!

(Image by Andrew Leggett)

Sunday, 26 April 2009

Year 6 Pop Song '09: I'd Rather...Than



We're beginning to work on creating our own ballads for our Pop Song '09 project.

Homework: Please complete your 'own version' of the 'I'd Rather...Than' rhyme game. Feeling clever? Try to include some three-syllable words, e.g. marigold.

Due: Tuesday.

Thursday, 23 April 2009

Year Six: News Ballad



Please write a two/three verse ballad based on a story in the news. See the 'news ballad' pack for details!

Due: Monday.

Brilliant tool: use this online rhyming dictionary to help!

(image by JK5854; used under Creative Commons agreement)

Tuesday, 21 April 2009

Year Six Non-fiction: Drafting a Ballad to Fit...



Write a two verse ballad, following the a-b-c-b rhyme pattern, which tells a short story that fits the mood of Peter Green's instrumental Albatross.

Due: Thursday

Friday, 13 June 2008

Year Six Pop Song 2008



Next week you will begin working on the music for your pop song with Miss Nicholson.

You homework for the weekend is to write a ballad based on a journey. Don't forget to include meter, rhyme and dialogue.

Click here for hints and advice from the pupil wiki. Once typed, please upload into your group page on the pupil wiki.