Dynamics from Softest to Loudest
Number the six dynamics from 1, the softest, to 6, the loudest, then finish the sentences.
Dynamics tell you how loud or soft to play. Draw a line from each sign to what it means.
Printed on the sheet:
medium loudsoftloudmedium soft
Say “piano” in a whisper and “forte” in a big voice every time you use the words, and have kids do the same. The sound teaches the meaning.
Mixing up loud with fast and soft with slow. Try loud and slow together to pull them apart.
Let one child be the conductor and show dynamics with big and small arm motions.
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Number the six dynamics from 1, the softest, to 6, the loudest, then finish the sentences.
A crescendo gets louder little by little. A decrescendo gets softer. Circle the right word for each one.
Tempo is the speed of the beat. Match each Italian tempo word to its meaning, then put them in order.
Find twelve dynamics and tempo words. They go across, down and diagonally.
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