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Hip-Hop and Shakespeare Full Lesson
Lesson includes a worksheet to go along with a linked Ted Talk, answer key, PowerPoint Presentation linking modern rap lyrics to iambic pentameter, and a worksheet linking modern rap lyrics to iambic pentameter. Full day's lesson (or two if you also have daily warm-up and silent reading time).
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Rutina diaria. Song. Reflexive Verbs. Spanish Daily Routine. Fiche de travail
Learn with songs! A fun way to introduce a topic and review grammar and vocabulary! This is a learning sequence that you can develop and work on for 4 days in which you will find different activities. It will allow to work: listening, writing and speaking skills! At the end of the lesson students will be able to:-To practice and to talk about their daily routine. They will talk about the activities they do in their free time.-Have fun and review a grammar topic with a song! =) Objectives:- Ling
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Taylor Swift-The last great american dynasty- past simple questions review
great lesson to review past simple questions and storytelling. Lots of opportunities for speaking tasks. Includes exercises and listening comprehension to the song by Taylor swift
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Hamilton "My Shot" Lyric Analysis
Help students analyze the lyrics of "My Shot" with this great graphic organizer that supports the students in breaking down the lyrics piece by piece followed by a thought-provoking, short response question comparing and contrasting the motives of Hamilton, Lafayette, Mulligan, Laurens and Burr.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Billie Holiday and "Strange Fruit"
A presentation and worksheet with some civil rights history. The presentation includes a brief video from the History channel on the civil rights movement, a discussion of lynching (what it is, why it happened, where it occurred), slides about the author of the poem "Strange Fruit" (Abel Meeropol), and a video clip, lyrics, and discussion questions of the song version of the poem, popularized by Billie Holiday.
Also included is a worksheet with the song lyrics and discussion questions.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Virtual Hip-Hop Study
STUDENTS WORK TO CHALLENGE ACCEPTED FORMS OF LITERATURE. *Note, you will have to replace video samples, if you are interested in edited versions of songs. STUDENTS WORK IN GROUPS TO DO A COMPLETE ALBUM STUDY USING HIP HOP AS THE BACKDROP. The Slides included take students through the history of Hip-Hop, analysis of lyrics, media coverage and bias towards Hip-Hop, etc. Relevant and culturally responsive unitEach album was selected for its commentary on social issues This unit can be done asynch
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
30 Song-Inspired Writing Prompts for Social Studies and History
Combine social studies and history content with writing and music. If you want to find a creative way to get your students to enjoy writing and learn Social Studies and History concepts at the same time, this is your answer. Each writing prompt is tied to a song with the youtube video attached. Get your students to practice writing mini-essays by combining it with the joy of music. This is also a great way for them to hone their listening skills.I have found these song journal writing prompts to
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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12 Days of Christmas - Listening Activity + Parody Writing
A fun activity for Christmas time. Presentation includes a brief history of the popular Christmas carol, "The 12 Days of Christmas" and two video clips of the song, one from the Muppets, and the other a more fast-paced, rock version by Relient K.
To start, I asked students to number a paper 1-12 and try to write down the gifts from each day as they heard them, giving them the clue that many were animals. I then played the Muppets version of the song for them. After about a minute of that vide
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Two Song Songwriting Unit! Coming To Voice and Identity
Hello all! Happy planning and happy summer!I just created a pretty comprehensive TWO song unit on songwriting!The unit features 10 step unit plan laid out in calendar form with that will allow you to teach two different original songs based on the concept of "coming to voice", developing and claiming one's identity. The unit uses India Arie's "I am Light" as a starting point for one or both songs. The unit includes: -Calendar Style Lesson Plan with clear step by step directions and web links t
Narrative Poetry Put to Music
Let’s write a Narrative Poem… (♪ ♪ and let’s put it to music ♪ ♪ )I play my students the song, ‘One Piece at a Time’ by Johnny Cash.This song tells a great story… much like a narrative poem tells a story.I provide them with the lyrics to ‘One Piece at a Time’ so they can reference how a story flows AND so they can see how I want them to structure their poem.Their assignment is to write their own narrative poem telling about their summer vacation and be able to sing it/say it/rap it to the tune
Grammar with Music - Subjunctive_Konjunktiv II German
Lesson (Powerpoint ) with the introduction/review and practice of the use, formation of Konjunktiv II (subjunctive) in German. Students work with a song by the "Ärzte" to practice this form and talk about a hypothetical situation and practice their listening comprehension.Lesson is suitable for online teaching.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
AP Language Song/Lyric Rhetorical Analysis
This is a fun activity to do with your AP Language class! Your students will look at 8 modern songs and analyze each one for how the writer/speaker uses rhetorical devices to achieve his or her purpose. All lyrics and song titles are included, as well as, complete directions. Due to copyright laws, I could not include the songs, but they are all available on YouTube.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Alphabet and the Sound(s) each Letter Makes
Teach your student/child to read with this fun multimedia presentation. By using songs and slides students are sure to learn the sounds of the letters of the alphabet competently and confidently. The catchy tunes and letter-matching pictures will give your students a thorough grasp and memory of the sounds of the alphabet. Students will have a terrific foundation for learning to read and to spell. ESL/ELL/EFL students can be more confident in the pronunciation of English letter sounds and words.
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PreK - 4th, Adult Education
Song Writing Assignment
This handout will guide students through writing their own original song. Includes a grading rubric with points. Used in a Creative Writing class, but could easily be used for an ELA classroom.
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Lesson plan: Past Simple (Adele - Someone Like you)
Here are some exercises to practice Past Simple. You can combine it with worksheet 'Adele - Someone Like you' (free in my store).
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Constructed Response Song
This is a song about the RACE strategy for writing constructed responses. It is set to the tune of Shake It Off by Taylor Swift. If you e-mail me with proof you have purchased these lyrics, I can send you the MP4 of the song with myself and a friend singing it. b.allison.rodgers@gmail.com
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Hamilton "Aaron Burr, Sir" Lyrics Analysis Worksheet
Help students analyze the lyrics of "Aaron Burr, Sir" with this great graphic organizer that supports the students in breaking down the lyrics piece by piece followed by a thought-provoking, character Venn diagram to aid in comparing and contrasting Hamilton and Burr.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Hamilton "Aaron Burr, Sir" Lyrics Analysis Worksheet & Google Slides
Hamilton's Letter Published in Royal Danish American Gazette Analysis Worksheet
Help students analyze the words in Hamilton's famous letter the forever altered the course of the world with this great graphic organizer that supports the students in breaking down the words piece by piece identifying what the letter reveals about Hamilton's character and motives followed by a thought-provoking, written response question.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Hamilton "Alexander Hamilton" Lyrics Analysis Worksheet
Help students analyze the lyrics of "Alexander Hamilton" with this great graphic organizer that supports the students in breaking down the lyrics piece by piece followed by a thought-provoking, written response question.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Hamilton "Alexander Hamilton" Lyrics Analysis Worksheet & Google Slides
Songwriting 101!
This easy to use template takes students through the process of writing lyrics, melody, harmony, and rhythm for a song in ABA2BB form in C major. Examples show how to apply the directions given, and space is provided (include staff paper) for students to create their own song! Basic knowledge of music theory (meter, note values, treble and bass clef notes) is helpful, but not required- students can learn/review the music theory in this project based format. In addition, students will use ELA con
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
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El Niagara en Bicicleta -- Juan Luis Guerra
Add music & culture to your advanced Spanish classes. This is one of the biggest hits by one of today's most original artists-- Juan Luis Guerra. Ideal for Spanish 3 or 4 or advanced levels.
Find all the lyrics & the translation. As a bonus--a series of comprehension question follows on page 2.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Mood Lesson (Beginner ESL) with mp3s & Lesson Plan 4
Students will be able to write two sentences that explain the general mood that they feel in the present and have felt in the past.
This is the fourth lesson in this unit where students will be able to create a song using the “to be” verb in the past, present, and future tenses.
This unit/lesson is for beginner ESL students.
Includes Lesson Plan, Handout, and Powerpoint, which is in English and Spanish. Teacher reads "Grandfather’s Journey" by Allen Say. Also includes five mp3 songs that are
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K - 5th, Adult Education
Edgar Allan Poe: Song - "Seven Devils" by Florence + the Machine
From Electric English...
When teaching English and all of the skills this encompasses, it is often very beneficial for the teacher to use other artistic mediums to inspire interest and learning in their students. This song by Florence + the Machine pairs very well with concepts and ideas encountered within the short story, "Hop-Frog" by Poe. Whether the lyrics compare or contrast with the other material you are covering, songs provide an innovative, electrifying way to point out similarities and
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Alfonsina y el Mar -- Mercedes Sosa --Spanish lyrics and English translation
Alfonsina y el Mar singer: Mercedes Sosa Spanish lyrics & English translationhaunting and beautiful song..subject matter may be too intense for younger students...great video available on line
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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