It was written in two weeks for a childrens theatre in moscow. Peter and the wolf story primary ks1 teaching resource. Puppet theater peter and the wolf focused listening the beat goes on extensions for the music specialist brassy brass story line peter and the wolf beethoven at 250. Music appreciation peter and the wolf music listening activities and worksheets 1. Oct 27, 2015 sergei prokofiev himself calls peter and the wolf a musical fairy tale for children. Sergei prokofievs peter and the wolf is written for symphony and spoken word. Sesame street in 2001 made a version of peter and the wolf. Early one morning, peter opened the gate and walked out into the big green meadow.
Peter and the wolf is the winner of the best childrens show of the 2006 seattle times footlight awards. To view these you will need the free adobe acrobat reader. Mar 10, 2014 a powerpoint telling the story with teacher prompts for each page to accompany the listening map. Although wolves feature in many a folktale or fairy story, it seems that this story is one that prokofiev himself wrote as well as an. Need a way to give an overview of the peter and the wolf story by sergei prokofiev to go with your instrument lessons. A listening guide in both pdf and a word doc so you can adjust the section times to coincide with your own recording of peter and the wolf. I think i was in 1st or 2nd grade and i stillread more. Its fun whether youre four, 40 or four score and 10. Our downloadable resource sheets are in pdf format. Introduce peter and the wolf a story with musical pictures.
Retells sergei prokofievs fairy tale of a russian boy who captures a wolf with the help of a bird, duck, and cat. Every day, his job is to take the sheep up the mountain and watch over them as they graze. Peter malones paintings have the luminous quality of old russian masters. In an understandable way leonard bernstein combines the various protagonists with an instrument which s. Children and their parents will enjoy listening to this unique musical story as every character is portrayed by a different instrument from the orchestra and the. Use the teacher script on pages 89, or read the story from a picture book. Introducing prokofievs peter and the wolf to young kids. The grandfather has a cat named, ivan and a duck called sonya. One of the first field trips i ever went on was to see a ballet production of peter and the wolf with a live orchestra. Student activities, booklets, storybook introduction and guide, centers, assessments, and more. They have all narrated one of the most popular pieces of classical music in the world sergei prokofievs peter and the wolf.
Peter watches from inside, he doesnt feel the slightest fear. Two big, strong men take the wolf and walk to the zoo. Peter falls from the tree and the wolf attacks him. Ppt peter and the wolf powerpoint presentation free to.
Maestro classics is a great educational resource for all of the classics. Peter and the wolf picture book, story sequence cards included in the curriculum, optional picture cards explanation below, word wall, art supplies, yarn or long strip of paper 1. It was written by the russian composer sergei prokofiev, and is special because its a musical story told by a symphony orchestra. Peter and the wolf is a great resource for the music room and this is the resource for your peter and the wolf musical adventure unit. This is a powerpoint presentation that can be read to students like a book.
I listened to it today, thanks to, and i was transported back to childhood. Students will also learn about select instruments of the orchestra and instrument families. Introduction to peter and the wolf anticipatory set play peters theme from peter and the wolf the rehearsal and performance cd track 20. Revised to include 1st grade and 2nd grade dolch and 1st grade and 2nd grade fry sight words. The story of peter and the wolf was written over 70 years ago and is a favourite of children and adults almost everywhere. Peter and the wolf free printables and unit studies. Little peter decides to go on a hunt in the forest.
There are several audio versions of the story, but i use the time warner interactive version for these ages. I have been wanting to find this 75 year old recording of prokofievs peter and the wolf narrated by basil rathbone for a very long time. He wrote the music as a childs introduction to the orchestra with each character being represented by an. After finishing the story, lead students in a discussion using the prompts below.
Peter and the wolf would i thought it was a wonderful story, it reminded me of a lot of the books i read when i was younger. Theyve been following the wolf but someone else has caught him first. Peter, in the meantime, stood behind the closed peter andantino, come prima vivo andante molto vivo 10 peter and the wolf, op. Peter wolf has 51 books on goodreads with 202 ratings. It is prokofievs most frequently performed work and one of the most frequently performed works in the entire. Taken from the cincinnati symphony orchestras online lesson plan. Nb in preparation, teachers will need to identify the counter for each. This works fairly well on 3 year olds, but it will. Mar 02, 2009 a powerpoint created by students to retell the russian traditional tale peter and the wolf. In this lesson, students will hear the story of peter and the wolf and, using musical. Have students read aloud or present the story to them. The story of peter and the wolf continued and now, this is how things stood.
Grandfather drives into town with the captured wolf, peter standing, triumphant, on top of the wolf s cage. Music an tell a story sequencing a story teaching objectives students will listen to the story of peter and the wolf and use sequencing skills to aid in the comprehension of the story. Meanwhile, peter made a lasso with his rope, care me poco meno mosso moderato meno. Ladybird readers is a graded reading series of traditional tales, popular characters, modern stories, and nonfiction, written for young learners of english as.
Enter your mobile number or email address below and well send you a link to download the free kindle app. In the meantime, peter, without the slightest fear, stood behind the closed gate watching all that was. Verse by anthony marks after an original story by serge. Peter is voiced by the strings, and there is his grumpy grandfather bassoon, a bird flute, a duck oboe, a cat clarinet, and the wolf himself french horns. Peter lived with his grandfather next to a large meadow. Slideshare uses cookies to improve functionality and performance, and to provide you with relevant advertising. Picture books and play inspired by peter and the wolf.
Revisit images in the book to talk about where the story takes place. There are many recordings, movies and book versions, including a disney read along book, with. It tells the tale of peter, who disobeys his grandfather and enters the nearby woods where he captures a wolf. Apr, 2011 this is a version without the animation i.
He wrote the music as a childs introduction to the orchestra with each character being represented by an instrument or group of instruments. Peter michael wolf, a sixthgeneration member of the godchauxweis family, was born in new orleans. A stepbystep guide to peter and the wolf classic fm. Peter and the wolf was choreographed by matthew hart for television in 1997 for the royal ballet, london. Introduction to peter and the wolf anticipatory set play peter s theme from peter and the wolf the rehearsal and performance cd track 20. The town bullies arrive and tease the defenceless wolf with a gun. But peter ties the other end of his lasso onto the tree. We will be learning and listening to this piece and in a few weeks we will be. Peter and the wolf wonderful 24page download from the fort worth symphony orchestra. This inviting picture book introduces a new generation of youngsters to the exciting story of the hungry wolf, the illfated duck, the fortunate cat, the fearless little bird, and the brave and cunning peter, who helps save his friends from the wolf s. Listen to the introduction of the recording and find pictures of each character in the book. This is a beautifully illustrated book of the classic tale.
Peter and the wolf flap book by the bulletin board ladytracy king peter and the wolf flap bookthis flap book is a fun and easy way to reinforce peter and the wolf flap bookthis flap book is a fun and easy way to reinforce the sequence of events in peter and the wolf. This was the perfect solution since it is the classical version of the story in other words, the narration on the cd and the book work beautifully together. Books by peter wolf author of ronald rump number one. The narrator tells a childrens story, while the orchestra illustrates it. Michele lemieux was born in quebec in 1955 and has worked as an illustrator of books and magazines in toronto, paris, freiburg germany, and montreal, where she now lives. The music of peter and the wolf, including some of the bestknown classical melodies, is superbly performed by the awardwinning seattle symphony, led by music director gerard schwarz. Peter wolfs most popular book is ronald rump number one. The story of peter and the wolf is a popular musical, created in 1936. An artist with a considerable reputation in europe, her adaptation of peter and the wolf and her illustrated version of there was an old man. Peter and the wolf fill in the blanks exercise with the simple past of the verbs. Files included 2 cso peter and the wolf listening map. In addition, the illustrations were also very well done. Peter opens the cage and the wolf races back into the forest.
In this orchestra identification lesson, students read the story and listen to the music from the story. This is the perfect resource to go with your peter and the wolf lesson plans. And the wolf walked around and around the tree, looking at them with greedy eyes. Peter lived with his grandfather near a big green meadow. The music takes a clear background to the story telling. That was the opening of a story with music called peter and the wolf. Peter and the wolf by sergei prokofiev, paperback barnes.
Eventually, after a fierce struggle, peter catches the wolf. This lesson is designed to teach the instruments of the orchestra to young children through the use of musical themes for each animal and character. Assessment strategies in this lesson, students should be able to successfully do the following. Just then, peter puts the rope around the wolf s tail. There was a stone wall between their house and the meadow. Sergei prokofiev wrote the story and composed the music for peter and the wolf in 1936. Peter and the wolf story book storybook powerpoint. Curriculum unit featuring the anchor work peter and the wolf.
The shepherd boy was named peter and he had a large flock of sheep that he herded around and with which the villagers were very happy. It has everything you could think of for peter and the wolf. The boy who cried wolf teachers notes about the story sam lives in a sleepy mountain village. Pantomiming can help children appreciate the story on a deeper level, and enabling them to learn more about the animal movements. A collection of downloadable worksheets, exercises and activities to teach peter and the wolf, shared by english language teachers.
A musical story great site for understanding the storyline and how the characters are represented. The story of peter and the wolf by sergei prokofiev revised to include 1st grade and 2 nd grade dolch and 1 st grade and 2 nd grade fry sight words once upon a time, there was a young boy named peter. And now with this book and cd package, children can look and listen all at the same time. Peter and the wolf lesson plan from the chicago symphony orchestra. Peter and the wolf is an orchestral piece written by sergei prokofiev in 1936 specifically designed to introduce the orchestra to young children. Peter, being alone often, was bored and didnt know what to do to entertain himself while he was watching and feeding his. Written in 1936, sergei prokofievs symphonic fairy tale for narrator and orchestra has enchanted generations of children. Im a retired high school teacher, and i refuse to get my grandchildren a video version of this story. If you like oldstyle loony tunes cartoons, youll appreciate this play. Apr 23, 2015 music can tell a story also from the dso. A new retelling by janet schulman follows the basic story, but with a kinder ending for both the big bad wolf and the argumentative duck.
Read the story from a picture book before listening to the music. Peter is very angry at the wolf and so he comes running. Each child will need the full listening map and pencil while listening to the audio of the story music. I bought my little 2 12 year old daughter prokofievs peter and the wolf on cd with dame edna narrating and i wanted a companion book to go along with it. The meadow was beautiful and peter loved to play in it, despite the risk of coming face to face with a dangerous wolf.
On a branch of a big tree sat a little bird, peters friend. One day, peter was playing in the meadow, and before long, a duck waddled past him in search of a pond. Sequencing a story peter and the wolf swan lake musical story time peter and the wolf diversity destination america. The wolf, realising he is caught, jumps about and tries to fight. Stephanie shruptrine, story illustration laura sencabaugh, book design. The cat sits on one branch and not too near the bird sits on another, while the wolf licks his lips from ear to ear. Sam is bored and lonely, and one day he cant resist the temptati on to create a litt le excitement. I bought it to accompany the leonard bernstein cd that includes peter and the wolf along with other childrens classics. He wanted to catch and eat the duck, the bird and the cat. The story of peter and the wolf 1951 faber internet archive. He is the author of several books, including the memoir, my new orleans, gone away a memoir of loss and renewal. With precision and economy, prokofiev sketches out the characters thematically as he moves the story along. Original peter rabbit, books 123, presentation box the philosopher and the wolf.
This version of peter and the wolf is clearly an audio story with some musical background. Peter and the wolf in this lesson, students will hear the story of peter and the wolf and, using musical excerpts, become familiar with the various characters. Pdf peter and the wolf download full pdf book download. Ask students to describe the settings in the story. Recorded more than 400 times in 12 different languages, this symphonic fairytale uses a cast of vibrant characters and a charming story to introduce children to some of the different instruments of the orchestra. Peter and the wolf in german german edition and millions of other books are available for instant access. And suddenly he runs back home because hes had a good idea. Peter and the wolf story book storybook powerpoint tell. The boy who cried wolf teachers usborne childrens books. Live worksheets english english as a second language esl past simple peter and the wolf peter and the wolf fill in the blanks exercise with the simple past of the verbs. Heres some huntsmen, guns held high, through the forest edge they burst.
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