In the States, spring has sprung. This means the return of flowers, green grass, birds singing, warmer weather, allergies, and the study of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons Concerto No. 1 in E major, Op. 8, RV 269, "Spring" (La primavera), Allegro (in E major).
This activity is a rhythm play-along to Vivaldi's Four Seasons, "Spring", Movement 1. It includes quarter notes and rests (crotchet), half notes and rests (minim), whole notes (semibreve), meter, form, and dynamics.
There is also a Seesaw Activity that includes more musical spring activities found here: https://app.seesaw.me/pages/sharedactivity?sharetoken=ujufb6e7TsSMUPJpHZW0g&promptid=prompt.a881ef7b-a88a-4477-89ca-473be5a0299d
This Seesaw activity includes many musical activities that involve spring themes. The younger students can play and make up new words to the song, "Spring is Here". They also can perform the movements with my daughter Sarah to the song, "John the Rabbit". There is also an activity where they listen to Vivaldi's Four Seasons, "Spring", Movement 1, and map out the form with the drawing tool. Finally, the older students could perform the rhythm play-along to Vivaldi's Four Seasons, "Spring", Movement 1.
