Ones, Tens, and Hundreds Place
Integrated Music/Math Lesson
2nd or 3rd Grade
1. Objectives: Students will be able to identify the ones, tens, and hundreds
places in 3 digit numbers while
singing Skip to My Lou and demonstrate crescendos and descrescendos.
2. Standards: Music—Crescendo (cresc.) and decrescendo/diminuendo (dim.)
Math—Read, write, and compare whole numbers up to 3
digits
3. Preparation: Chalkboard
4. Anticipatory Set: Sing Skip to My Lou
5. Teaching (input, model, check for understanding, individual and group
practice, etc.)
Demonstrate ones, tens, and
hundreds placement in 3-digit numbers
Sing to the following
example for 327 to the tune of Skip to My Lou
Seven is in the ones place
Two is in the tens place
Three is in the hundreds place
Three hundred twenty-seven.
Invite the students to sing
along
Have the students create
other numbers with three digits on the board
Sing the collection of
numbers determining beforehand whether to get louder (crescendo) or softer (decrescendo) throughout the verse.
Divide into groups of three
and have one student write a number for the other two to sing and determine
whether to crescendo or decrescendo
6. Closure
As a group, write a chorus and sing it while dancing a
traditional reel.
7. Extension
Write
down the chorus and repeat the song during subsequent class periods
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