Singing Together: Harmony Basics
Learning to sing simple songs in unison and exploring basic concepts of harmony through rounds and partner songs.
Key Questions
- Explain how singing together in a group creates a richer sound.
- Differentiate between singing a melody alone and singing it with others.
- Assess the importance of listening to others when singing in a group.
ACARA Content Descriptions
Suggested Methodologies
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