Ken and Barbie beatbox groove^©

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How To Use This Warm Up View: Warm Up | Variation & Progression

Part 1: Itsy, bitsy, itsy, bitsy, itsy, bitsy, ditsy hippopotomus!

Part 2: Barbie Q, Ken and Barbie Q! Barbie Q, Ken and Barbie Q!

Part 3: Chuck a chop of chicken or chop a chipotle chilli up!

Ending: Hot Roast Beef Baguettes! Ngh!

Tactics

Listen to the performance track to hear how the parts fit together.
Speak the words of each part in turn, making sure that the rhythm is secure and taking care over the pronunciation.
Once the group is confident with each part, split the group into three and perform each part in turn before layering them all on top of each other.
Repeat this section ad lib before moving on to the ending.

Warm Up Information and Tags

An introduction to vocal percussion or beatboxing - using words with percussive qualities to imitate the different parts of a drum groove.

Year group 3, 4, 5, 6

Accompaniment Accompanied

Vocal range an 11th

Subject English, Geography

Style Folk song

Key stage KS2

Musical feature slurs

Lyrics/Song Sheets

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Teaching Song Guides

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