2nd Standard Maths Term 1 | Unit 3: Exploring Patterns in Sound

2nd Standard Maths Term 1 | Unit 3: Patterns in Sound

2nd Maths: Term 1 Unit 3 - Patterns

Learning Outcomes for Patterns

Patterns in sound

Travel Through

All Through the way

Ox cart

The ox cart makes sound kada muda kada… kada muda kada… kada muda kada…

The ox cart makes sound kada muda kada… All through the way.

Horse cart

The horse cart makes sound tuck tuck tick… tuck tuck tick… tuck tuck tick...

The horse cart makes sound tuck tuck tick… All through the way.

Bicycle

The cycle bell makes sound tring clink tring… Tring clink tring... tring clink tring...

The cycle bell makes sound tring clink tring… All through the way.

Motorcycle

The motorcycle makes sound dub dub dub... Dub dub dub... dub dub dub...

The motorcycle makes sound dub dub dub... All through the way.

Train

The train makes sound chik buk chik… chik buk chik… chik buk chik…

The train makes sound chik buk chik… All through the way.

Teacher’s Note: The teacher, along with the children has to sing the rhyme with actions.

Learn

Observe and repeat the patterns in sound

Patterns made with clapping and tapping sounds

We can extend the patterns in sound in many ways like the above.

Practice

Create patterns in sound by clapping, tapping and snapping.

Practice creating sound patterns

Know More

Music is the sound pattern formed by various musical instruments.

Various musical instruments

Activity

Making Tunes with Vessels

Child playing with a plate and spoon

Procedure:

* Divide the students into two groups.

* The first group shall have plates and spoons.

* The second group shall have lunch boxes and spoons.

* If the teacher says 1 and 3, the first group should tap the plates with the spoons one time and the second group should tap the lunch boxes with the spoons 3 times.

* Continue to do it in the similar way till the teacher says the next pair of number.

Try This

My Own tune

Create your own patterns in sound using materials available in your locality such as toys, sticks, etc.,

Examples of patterns with toys and sticks

Pleasure Time

Let us create our own musical instrument by following the given steps.

Steps to make a DIY drum

Step 1: Take a tin, a balloon, a rubber band 2 sticks, and a pair of scissors.

Step 2: Cut the balloon as shown in the figure.

Step 3: Fix the balloon on the tin.

Step 4: Create a sound pattern of your own and share it with your friends.