Kodály Style Song with Orff Accompaniments Sea Shell - Do Re Mi So

Do you need a lyrical Kodály style music reading song to teach Do Re Mi So? Sea Shell is the perfect solution. The differentiated Orff arrangements and music activities were designed for varied abilities and multiple grade levels. Your students will be actively engaged reading, singing, moving, and playing.

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No-Prep Kodály Songs and Music Activities Bundle

• Johnny Works with One Hammer
• Swing a Lady Upton
• Sea Shell
• Who's That Tapping at the Window?
• How Many Miles to Babylon

Click each song above to listen to the Orff arrangement in the video previews.

✅ No Kodály training nessary to teach these activities. Easy-to-use guided lessons lead teachers and students through all activities.

Music Elements in Kodály Song Activities

• Rhythm: Quarter note, eighth notes, half notes
• Solfege Pitches: Do, Re, Mi, So
• Recorder Pitches: G, A, B, D

*See preview for additional music elements included in differentiated Orff patterns.

Included in Each Song-Based Lesson

• Projectable lesson - PowerPoint version
• Simple directions for uploading as Google Slides version
• Drag and drop online Easel Activities
• Two rhythmic ostinato patterns
• Two melodic ostinato patterns
• Recorder notation
• Two printable worksheets

How to Use Drag and Drop Online Music Activities

After completing the group lessons, follow up with optional Easel Activities to reinforce and check comprehension. Use activities as. . . . .

• Whole class activities
• Centers or stations
• 1:1 individual student activity
• Practice or Assessment

Everything You Need to Teach Fun Effective Lessons

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• Student Learning Outcomes
• Simple observational assessment options with rubric
• Learning Targets written as clear concise student-centered “I can” statements
• Two piano scores provided for each lesson (key of F, key of G)
• Ensemble score (key of G)
• Guided instruction teaching Do, Re, Mi, So on the staff while integrating solfege and hand signs
• Xylophone templates for "air play" practice
• Built-in student response
• ICONIC and STANDARD music notation
• Solfege hand signs
• Large easy-to-read music notation
• Two rhythmic and two melodic Orff accompaniment patterns
• Recorder notation with and without prompts
• “Take it Home" pages which may be used as assessments
• "Steps for Reading Music" slide that may be printed as a classroom poster
• An editable template slide for customization of lesson, if desired

Easy-to-Use Resource Teaches Movable Do

Key changes are presented in a simple, easy-to-understand manner making the concept commonplace. This prepares students to read music in any key.

Differentiation Options are Provided

• Iconic and standard notation are included in each resource.
• Orff accompaniments of varying degrees of difficulty are provided.
• Melodic ostinato patterns and recorder music are notated with and without note name prompts.**

**Slides may be printed for individual students needing additional support.

Learn Through Play

This bundle includes activities and games to reinforce the concepts learned. Learning through play is important for young children, and these music activities and games will become fast favorites.

Flexible Music Lessons are NOT Rhythm Syllable Specific

The activities in this easy-to-use Music Literacy Series do not dictate the use of any specific rhythm reading system. Our lessons are compatible with all rhythm reading syllables - Kodály, French Time, Gordon, Takadimi, or Numerical.

Interactive Lessons are Designed to Focus Students' Attention

Lessons present information “just-in-time” to focus student attention while built-in student response engages all students. Activities are designed sequentially making concepts easy for teachers to teach and simple for students to understand.

From Happy Teachers Using This Music Activities Bundle

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Jennifer M. - My students love these arrangements! They are always excited to perform on the instruments and know many of these songs by rote, which adds another layer of excitement as we can build upon previous learning.

⭐⭐⭐⭐ Abby H. - Great resource and addition to a lovely folk song! We were able to learn the song first and play an improvisation game and add this lesson to continue to practice Do! Thank you for your thoughtful resource!

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• Music Literacy Bundle - Do, Mi, So
• Music Literacy Bundle - Do, Mi, So, La

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