In the sixth grade music teaching, the layered homework of edelweiss can be set as follows:

1. Reciting Edelweiss: Students need to be able to recite and sing the song Edelweiss. In the process of reciting, they need to understand the emotional expression of the song, which can be achieved by filling in the appropriate strength mark in the blank of the strength mark of the song.

2. Phrases singing: Students need to sing the following phrases, and pay attention to using the method of stopping singing at the rest. This method can help them better master the rhythm and breathing skills of songs.

3. Mastering music knowledge: By learning the song Edelweiss, students can master more music knowledge, such as musical structure and harmony. This knowledge can lay a solid foundation for their future music study.

4. Cultivating musical emotion: By singing Edelweiss, students can better understand the emotion expressed in the song, thus cultivating their own musical emotion. This will help them better understand and feel music works in their future music study.

5. Group cooperation: Students can sing in groups, and through cooperation, they can better complete layered homework and improve their teamwork ability.

Teaching plan for learning music in grade six:

1. Basic knowledge of music: In music class, students need to master some basic music knowledge, such as notes, rhythm, mode and harmony. Teachers can help students understand these basic knowledge by explaining, demonstrating and demonstrating, and can use them to understand and analyze music works.

2. Music appreciation: Students need to learn how to appreciate music works, including understanding the background of music works, composer's style and characteristics, and emotional expression of music works. Teachers can choose some classic music works, guide students to enjoy them and let them express their feelings and ideas.

3, singing skills: students need to learn how to correctly vocalize, breathe, pronounce words and other singing skills. Teachers can help students master these skills through demonstration, guidance and practice, and can use them to sing their favorite songs.

4. Musical instrument playing: Students can learn some simple musical instrument playing skills, such as piano, guitar and violin. Teachers can help students master these skills and play some simple songs through demonstration, guidance and practice.