Viennese waltz

Main Idea

Acquaintance with the classical musical works of Johann Strauss.
Students will learn basic waltz steps.
Students should perform the steps dance position, counting along “one-two-three-four” to the music.
Robot programming.
The robot waltzes to music for four measures.

CreatorValeria Nazarova, OU Miksike
SubjectMusic, Rhythm, Computer Science
Length 45 minutes
Pedagogical ApproachTactile, Real life
CompetencesRobot assembly, Learn to write simple programs, Get to know the concept of a cycle, Creative skills,
GradesPrimary school, 5-6rth grade
TechnologiesLego EV3 robot
Description

Αctivity 1: Introduction
The teacher talks about the composer Johann Strauss. Together they listen to his most popular musical compositions, for example, «Tales from the Vienna Woods» is a waltz by Johann Strauss.
The teacher talks about the tradition of Annual Viennese Ball.
Students will learn basic waltz steps.


Αctivity 2:

1) Pupils are divided into pairs and each receives a robot kit. Each pair begins assembling the base model according to the instructions.
https://le-www-live-s.legocdn.com/sc/media/lessons/mindstorms-ev3/building-instructions/ev3-rem-driving-base-79bebfc16bd491186ea9c9069842155e.pdf

2) It is necessary to write a program for the robot using blocks of movement and turns.


3) The robot first goes straight, then must move on the «eight» then a little forward and a «sharp turn in place» and again all the actions are repeated directly, Then the robot must move on the «eight» then a little forward and steep u-turn and so on 10-12 times.
To write a program you need to get acquainted with the blocks «Loop» and «Move Steering»

4) Exercise «eight» practicing turns Robot must move to the beat of the music, for this you can use the power adjustment of the motors 5) Exercise «A sharp turn in place»
The robot must move to the beat of the music, for this you can use the power adjustment of the motors Final Program Example:

Αctivity 3:
The finale of the lesson – all the robots on the floor dance to the «Tales from the Vienna Woods» https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gFIlVfKm4hc

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