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Elementary music composition posters for Microsoft Word
3 Music Poster Set - Tempo, Elements and The Orchestra
3 Music Poster Set - Tempo, Elements and The Orchestra These are all editable and can be printed at A4 or A3.Colours can be changed as can the photos used... Save $1 by buying the posters together as a pack!
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PreK - 8th
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Step Skip Leap Repeat Visuals
These visuals are great additions to any lesson that talks about direction in music. There are separate visuals and descriptions for step, skip, leap and repeat.
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K - 3rd
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Music Rules Poster
My school pushes "Positive Behavior" type of atmosphere. They do not want us to say "Don't", "Can Not", etc. I created this poster which is poster outside my classroom and inside my classroom in various areas. We also go over each one at the beginning of the school year. It has a more "WHY" you should be doing a certain action versus why you should not be doing a certain action.
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PreK - 12th
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Note and Rest Tables
This is a set of two tables of notes and rests - whole, half, quarter, and eighth - laid out by name, number of beats, and what I have the students say when reading rhythms together. I find this important to get the distinction between the name of the note and the word/syllables used when reading rhythms - it seems to help with long term recall of the note names. I think it also helps provide students with a tool to communicate about the music, whether reading rhythms, reading notes on the sta
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K - 8th
General Music Composer Project
This is a homework assignment that can be started in class with a trip to the school library to do some research on a composer and design a poster with information on him/her.
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5th - 8th
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Music Area Sign
This is an area sign that I have used in my classroom to hang above the areas. This particular sign is for the music Area. I have used these signs so that new teachers and student can tell where the areas are. I have also placed these at the child’s level. These signs are designed to be placed back to back. One side is the area sign the other side is designed to help parents understand what their children are learning in the particular area.
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PreK - K
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