2 3 12 bongos, maracas, and xylophones (social studies)

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Music

You can hear music in many places You can hear it on the radio

You can hear it at a museum

You can hear it inside a baby’s toy

in a nursery.

Everyone likes music!

There are many ways to make music You can make music with bongos,

maracas, and a xylophone.

People play them all over the world!

Bongos

The bongos are two drums that are put together.

The drums are small.

They have smooth tops.

You hit them with your hands

to make music.

Have you ever banged bongos?

They make a sound like this

Pop pop da pop!

Maracas

The maracas look like rattles They are filled with real beans

or beads

You hold one in each hand.

You shake them together

to make music.

Have you ever played maracas?

Whenever you shake them,

they sound like this

Chuck-a chuck-a chuck-a!

Xylophone

The xylophone is made of bars Each bar is a different size.

Some bars are big.

Some are small.

You hit the bars with sticks

to make music.

Have you ever played a xylophone?

It sounds like this

Ting ting a-ling!

The bongos, maracas, and xylophone make great music You can play them alone

or together.

Some people can play them for hours!

Text to World Write a few sentences that

tell why playing an instrument is fun Use words from the Word Builder.

Write About It

Responding

TARGET VOCABULARY Word Builder

What are some things that shake or that

people shake? Copy the word web below Add more things that shake!

Things that shake earthquakes rattles

alone

hours

museum

nursery

real shake smooth whenever

TARGET VOCABULARY

TARGET STRATEGY Question Ask

questions about what you are reading.

Which vocabulary word means any time but does not mean any place?

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