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Middle school instrumental music interactive notebooks for SMART Notebook
BoomWhackers Name That Tune for SmartBoard SmartNotebook
There are nine familiar tunes to play with boomwhackers. As they play, the students will guess the name of each tune. Tap the blacked-out title and see if you are correct!
You will need a 1-octave set of BoomWhackers
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
Note Values and Counting Rhythms- Interactive Lesson Plans
This interactive lesson plan for Smart Notebook has several ways for students to practice counting rhythms and identifying types of notes. Notes in this lesson include: Quarter Notes/Rests, Half Notes/Rests, Whole Notes/Rests. There are several ways this lesson can be taught. Students can use white boards to practice drawing the notes and writing the counting underneath the notes (great way to assess students understanding as well), counting and clapping the rhythms out loud, coming to the smart
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
Into to Guitar Unit
Smart Notebook file for Guitars. Starts with beginner level of how to read a chord chart, and simple 2 chord songs.Songs included:It Ain't Gonna RainAchy Breaky HeartYellow SubmarineMary Had a Little LambLondon BridgeHush Little Baby
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5th - 12th
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Improvise with Boomwhackers
Students will improvise using boomwhackers. Students can also learn the song using buckets, bass drum, maracas and boomwhackers.
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3rd - 7th
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Solfege Snowball Fight!
This exciting Koosh ball game is a great way to practice identify do, mi, and sol aurally with your music students. Check back soon for more levels of this game, including more solfege syllables, more challenging tonal patterns, and notation. *Note- the solfege tonal patterns are played in F major in an effort to help students who may have perfect pitch practice moveable "do."
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K - 6th
FOSSILS~ Saint Saens~ Halloween, Smartboard,ti tika, endings, dance, form
Brought to you by Kodaly Music With Mrs Perry, this tune is perfect for Halloween. It requires:PRIOR KNOWLEDGE: ta, titi, tikatikaPERFECT TO HELP TEACH: * ti tika (blueberry in it's prep form)* 1st and 2nd endings* form (ABCADA)* Movement in a restricted area (only need enough room to put kids in groups of 4 around the room)This piece works so well that my children beg to work on it. There is an embedded mp3 of the entire work on each page. The rhythm of the A section works will as a dance.
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Percussion Music
A music unit suited to student from grades 3-6. Loads of body and junk percussion. Great for students of all musical abilities.
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
Rhythm Connect Four Game
This is a fun way for students to practice reading rhythm patterns, and to reinforce the concept of four-beat patterns. Show on the smart board and have the whole class play in teams, or have smaller groups of students play as a music centers game.
This game is played just like a real Connect Four game, as students drag and drop colored chips into spaces on a board. Once a player or team gets four in a row, they have to read the rhythm pattern correctly for it to count as a win!
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Grades:
1st - 6th
Loud and Quiet- Smartboard Activity
Simple, 2-slide loud and quiet Smaetboard Slideshow that can be used for so many different activities! Allow students to convey to the class what volume to play, use it as a simple visual to show the difference between loud and quiet in your academic classroom, explaining how a piece of music is played or should be played, and so much more!
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education
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