11th Grade Scheme Of Work Lesson Plan (Music)

Topic: Guitar lesson scheme of work 12 weeks

Topic: Guitar lesson scheme of work 12 weeks

Objectives & Outcomes

• By the end of the 12-week scheme of work, students should be able to play a couple of simple songs on the guitar.

Contents

• Week 1: Guitarni lesson introduction and basic guitar skills
• Week 2: Basic chords and song structures
• Week 3: Increasing guitar skills with strumming
• Week 4: Introduction to fingerpicking
• Week 5: Further practice on fingerpicking
• Week 6: More advanced fingerpicking
• Week 7: Introduction to basic soloing
• Week 8: Further practice on soloing
• Week 9: Introduction to harmonizing
• Week 10: Further practice on harmonizing
• Week 11: Introduction to songwriting
• Week 12: Final project and presentation

Assessment

• Each week, there will be a short assessment task relating to the week's topic.
• At the end of the scheme of work, there will be a final project and presentation

Resources

• Basic guitar skills can be learned through self-study or companion websites such as http://www.justinguitar.com/
• Further practice materials can be found on the internet or in books such as the "Complete Guitarist" series
• Materials for fingerpicking and soloing can be found in books such as the "Beginner's Guide to Fingerstyle Guitar" and "Türküler, Turkish Folk Melodies for Fingerstyle Guitar"
• Materials for harmonizing can be found in books such as the "Peterson Harmony Handbook"
• Songwriting materials can be found in books such as the "Songwriting Handbook"
• Basic guitar skills can also be learned through self-study or companion websites such as http://www

Topic: Guitar lesson scheme of work 12 weeks

Objectives & Outcomes-By the end of the 12-week scheme of work, students should be able to play a couple of simple songs on the guitar.

Contents

• Week 1: Guitarni lesson introduction and basic guitar skills
• Week 2: Basic chords and song structures
• Week 3: Increasing guitar skills with strumming
• Week 4: Introduction to fingerpicking
• Week 5: Further practice on fingerpicking
• Week 6: More advanced fingerpicking
• Week 7: Introduction to basic soloing
• Week 8: Further practice on soloing
• Week 9: Introduction to harmonizing
• Week 10: Further practice on harmonizing
• Week 11: Introduction to songwriting
• Week 12: Final project and presentation

Assessment

• Each week, there will be a short assessment task relating to the week's topic.
• At the end of the scheme of work, there will be a final project and presentation

Resources

• Basic guitar skills can be learned through self-study or companion websites such as http://www.justinguitar.com/
• Further practice materials can be found on the internet or in books such as the "Complete Guitarist" series
• Materials for fingerpicking and soloing can be found in books such as the "Beginner's Guide to Fingerstyle Guitar" and "Türküler, Turkish Folk Melodies for Fingerstyle Guitar"
• Materials for harmonizing can be found in books such as the "Peterson Harmony Handbook"
• Songwriting materials can be found in books such as the "Songwriting Handbook"
• Basic guitar skills can also be learned through self-study or companion websites such as http://www-education.jisd.org.uk/subjects/guitar/

Topic: Guitar lesson scheme of work 12 weeks

Objectives & Outcomes-By the end of the 12-week scheme of work, students should be able to play a couple of simple songs on the guitar.

Contents

• Week 1: Guitarni lesson introduction and basic guitar skills
• Week 2: Basic chords and song structures
• Week 3: Increasing guitar skills with strumming
• Week 4: Introduction to fingerpicking
• Week 5: Further practice on fingerpicking
• Week 6: More advanced fingerpicking
• Week 7: Introduction to basic soloing
• Week 8: Further practice on soloing
• Week 9: Introduction to harmonizing
• Week 10: Further practice on harmonizing
• Week 11: Introduction to songwriting
• Week 12: Final project and presentation

Assessment

Each week, there will be a short assessment task relating to the week's topic.

• At the end of the scheme of work, there will be a final project and presentation

Resources

• Basic guitar skills can be learned through self-study or companion websites such as http://www.justinguitar.com/
• Further practice materials can be found on the internet or in books such as the "Complete Guitarist" series
• Materials for fingerpicking and soloing can be found in books such as the "Beginner's Guide to Fingerstyle Guitar" and "Türküler, Turkish Folk Melodies for Fingerstyle Guitar"
• Materials for harmonizing can be found in books such as the "Peterson Harmony Handbook"
• Songwriting materials can be found in books such as the "Songwriting Handbook"
• Basic guitar skills can also be learned through self-study or companion websites such as http://www-education.jisd.org.uk/subjects/guitar/

Topic: Guitar lesson scheme of work 12 weeks

Objectives & Outcomes-By the end of the 12-week scheme of work, students should be able to play a couple of simple songs on the guitar.

Contents

• Week 1: Guitarni lesson introduction and basic guitar skills
• Week 2: Basic chords and song structures
• Week 3: Increasing guitar skills with strumming
• Week 4: Introduction to fingerpicking
• Week 5: Further practice on fingerpicking
• Week 6: More advanced fingerpicking
• Week 7: Introduction to basic soloing
• Week 8: Further practice on soloing
• Week 9: Introduction to harmonizing
• Week 10: Further practice on harmonizing
• Week 11: Introduction to songwriting
• Week 12: Final project and presentation

Assessment

• Each week, there will be a short assessment task relating to the week's topic.
• At the end of the scheme of work, there will be a final project and presentation

Resources

• Basic guitar skills can be learned through self-study or companion websites such as http://www.justinguitar.com/
• Further practice materials can be found on the internet or in books such as the "Complete Guitarist" series
• Materials for fingerpicking and soloing can be found in books such as the "Beginner's Guide to Fingerstyle Guitar" and "Türküler, Turkish Folk Melodies for Fingerstyle Guitar"
• Materials for harmonizing can be found in books such as the "Peterson Harmony Handbook"
• Songwriting materials can be found in books such as the "Songwriting Handbook"
• Basic guitar skills can also be learned through self-study or

Topic: Guitar lesson scheme of work 12 weeks

Objectives & Outcomes-By the end of the 12-week scheme of work, students should be able to play a couple of simple songs on the guitar.

Contents

• Week 1: Guitarni lesson introduction and basic guitar skills
• Week 2: Basic chords and song structures
• Week 3: Increasing guitar skills with strumming
• Week 4: Introduction to fingerpicking
• Week 5: Further practice on fingerpicking
• Week 6: More advanced fingerpicking
• Week 7: Introduction to basic soloing
• Week 8: Further practice on soloing
• Week 9: Introduction to harmonizing
• Week 10: Further practice on harmonizing
• Week 11: Introduction to songwriting
• Week 12: Final project and presentation

Assessment

• Each week, there will be a short assessment task relating to the week's topic.
• At the end of the scheme of work, there will be a final project and presentation

Resources

• Basic guitar skills can be learned through self-study or companion websites such as http://www.justinguitar.com/
• Further practice materials can be found on the internet or in books such as the "Complete Guitarist" series
• Materials for fingerpicking and soloing can be found in books such as the "Beginner's Guide to Fingerstyle Guitar" and "Türküler, Turkish Folk Melodies for Fingerstyle Guitar"
• Materials for harmonizing can be found in books such as the "Peterson Harmony Handbook"
• Songwriting materials can be found in books such as the "Songwriting Handbook"

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Resources

• Basic guitar skills can be learned through self-study or companion websites such as http://www.justinguitar.com/
• Further practice materials can be found on the internet or in books such as the "Complete Guitarist" series
• Materials for fingerpicking and soloing can be found in books such as the "Beginner's Guide to Fingerstyle Guitar" and "Türküler, Turkish Folk Melodies for Fingerstyle Guitar"
• Materials for harmonizing can be found in books such as the "Peterson Harmony Handbook"
• Songwriting materials can be found in books such as the "Songwriting Handbook"

Basic guitar skills can also be learned through self-study or

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title: So you want to learn the guitar?

Description: Have you ever wondered how to play the guitar, but thought it was too hard? I thought so, too, until I started taking lessons. Now, I'm playing a few simple songs. You can, too!

Resources:

• A guitar: There are plenty of places where you can rent or buy one. Try a music store or an online guitar store, like: http://www.musiciansfriend.com/ or http://www.guitarcenter.com/ .
• An instructional DVD or video: There are lots of choices, so you can choose the style of teaching that works best for you. Try a search for "Guitar Instructional DVDs" or "Guitar Instructional Videos".
• A guitar tutor: Some music stores and online guitar stores offer online guitar lessons with a tutor. See if your local store offers this service.
• A guitar lesson book or online course: There are many options available. Try a search for "Guitar lesson books" or "Guitar lesson courses".
• A guitar lesson: If you prefer one-on-one lessons, try talking to your local music store or checking out online guitar lesson sites, like: http://www.lessons.com/ or http://www.teachmehowtoplay.com/
• A guitar lesson online: There are many online guitar tutors. Try a search for "Guitar lesson online".

Shelton DubeTitle: So you want to learn the guitar?

Description: Have you ever wondered how to play the guitar, but thought it was too hard? I thought so, too, until I started taking lessons. Now, I'm playing a few simple songs. You can, too!

Objectives & Outcomes-By the end of the 12-week scheme of work, students should be able to play a couple of simple songs on the guitar.

Contents

• Week 1: Guitarni lesson introduction and basic guitar skills
• Week 2: Basic chords and song structures
• Week 3: Increasing guitar skills with strumming
• Week 4: Introduction to fingerpicking
• Week 5: Further practice on fingerpicking
• Week 6: More advanced fingerpicking
• Week 7: Introduction to basic soloing
• Week 8: Further practice on soloing
• Week 9: Introduction to harmonizing
• Week 10: Further practice on harmonizing
• Week 11: Introduction to songwriting
• Week 12: Final project and presentation

Assessment

• Each week, there will be a short assessment task relating to the week's topic.
• At the end of the scheme of work, there

will be a final project which will require the students to show what they have learned by playing a song on the guitar.

• Throughout the scheme of work, there will also be regular, informal feedback on students' progress.
• The students will be asked to complete weekly tasks, such as practicing or working on a song. These will be used as informal assessment tasks, and will provide feedback for the teacher.

Independent work

• Students should be expected to practice at home in order to improve their guitar-playing skills.
• The teacher should set aside some time at the beginning of each class to give students feedback and encourage them to practice.
• There should be lots of opportunities for feedback and practice throughout the scheme of work.
• At the end of the scheme of work, a final project will require the students to show what they have learned by playing a song on the guitar.

Materials

• Each student will need a guitar, which can be rented or purchased from a music store.
• The teacher will need to bring a guitar for demonstrations and to provide live feedback for the students.
• There will need to be enough guitars for all the students, which may require additional resources.
• Guitar-playing skills can be improved through practice, so there will be plenty of opportunities for students to practice on their own.
• The students will be asked to complete weekly tasks, such as practicing or working on a song. These will be used as informal assessment tasks, and will provide feedback for the teacher.
• For the final project, students will need to be able to play a song on the guitar.

Resources:

• A guitar: There are plenty of places where you can rent or buy one. Try a music store or an online guitar store, like: http://www.musiciansfriend.com/ or http://www.guitarcenter.com/ .
• An instructional DVD or video: There are lots of choices, so you can choose the style of teaching that works best for you. Try a search for "Guitar Instructional DVDs" or "Guitar Instructional Videos".
• A guitar tutor: Some music stores and online guitar stores offer online guitar lessons with a tutor. See if your local store offers this service.
• A guitar lesson book or online course: There are many options available. Try a search for "Guitar lesson books" or "Guitar lesson courses".
• A guitar lesson: If you prefer one-on-one lessons, try talking to your local music store or checking out online guitar lesson sites, like: http://www.lessons.com/ or http://www.teachmehowtoplay.com/
• A guitar lesson online: There are many online guitar tutors. Try a search for "Guitar lesson