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High school music game images
Playlist of My Life
All music teachers ask themselves the same question: "What do I do with my students AFTER all the concerts are over?". The Playlist of My Life activity is a great way to engage students in their own musical interests. Perfect for middle or high school students!
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9th - 12th
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Music Land
Music Land is a beautiful journey on a board who enables children to learn keys and music notes faster and in an exciting way.
It can also be played by adult piano beginners.
Throw the dice, give the correct answers, earn bonuses if you're on special squares, lose some points if you don't answer right, earn points for every round completed.
You can play in teams if you like or 1 to 1.
The boardgame is designed for piano students who are in 1st or 2nd year of studying piano, no matter the a
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Grades:
K - 12th, Adult Education
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Circle of 5ths Graphic
This graphic can be used for music teachers and composers to show students how the circle of 5ths works. It has both Major and relative minor keys as numbers to show how many flats or sharps are in each key signature.
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Class Warmups and Games: Imaginary Animal
Warmup exercises perfect for any class that will get the your class engaged, energy focused and ready to learn and grow as a class!
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Sight Reading Jar Label - Orchestra, Band, Chorus, Music
For all of those beginning music ensembles: chorus, band and orchestra, that need to work on Sight Reading! Simply print this label and tape it around a jar. Inside the jar you can put several strips of 2-line sight-reading examples of your choice. The selected sight-reading exercise is passed to a chosen student in the ensemble who is given 30 seconds to figure it out before playing for the class ! A great daily-procedure that takes almost no time out of class, encourages solo performance and l
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Grades:
4th - 12th
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Four-Square Rhythms
To set up the "Four Square Rhythm" activity, you must put four boxes made of tape down on the floor--one is blue, one is white, one is green, and one is yellow (each color box represents a different note value). On the screen is a color key displaying what rhythms students are to perform as the "hopper" / "composer" hops from box to box. This activity helps students practice switching between notes of different value and understanding the relationship between half, quarter, eighth, and sixteenth
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3rd - 12th
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'Music Land piano software' screensaver
Playing an instrument is one of the most incredible things.
However, the hundreds of hours of practicing, away from the world make it a difficult goal to achieve.
90% of the people who begin to study an instrument eventually quit.
This is where we step in.
We developed an innovative teaching method that keeps 90% of our students in class.
So we could increase the adrenaline, we took our teaching ideas and included them into a VIDEO GAME.
If you wish to test this app for free, please leave you
Grades:
K - 12th, Adult Education
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30 Day Song Challenge Instagram Story Template
30 Day Song ChallengeUse this resource...On social media to interact with students and your school communityIn the classroom to motivate students to discuss and share their musical preferencesThe photo will fit the dimensions of an Instagram Story (1080 x 1920 pixels), but can be used for other formats to fit your needs!
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Grades:
6th - 12th
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