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Free middle school other (performing arts) movie guides
FREE-Walt Disney's Fantasia 2000- Follow Along Questions
This is a PDF file of three pages of Fantasia 2000 questions from all musical selections.
Not all questions necessarily reflect on the music itself, but the story line.
Would probably be best suited for grades 5 and up.
Answers not included. Some questions are meant to spark conversation and do not necessarily have a cut and dry answer.
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PreK - 12th
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STOMP Out Loud worksheet
This worksheet accompanies a viewing of 'STOMP Out Loud'. It encourages students to think critically about the performances and the work that goes into them. Teachers can choose to have students complete the worksheet while watching, or stop periodically to discuss and write together.
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4th - 12th
Instrument Families of the Orchestra -Upper Elementary
I made this packet as a companion to the 5-Disc DVD-series "Instrumental Classmates" by Warner Brothers (ISBN: 0-7579-2256-2). It follows along with the DVD and is a great listening guide. This offers an optional 100 point grading sheet checklist that includes points from the instrument family picture pages (picture pages not included). It is in Microsoft Word and can be edited for your needs. This includes Brass, Woodwind, String, Keyboard, and Percussion Families.
Outside of the DVD-serie
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5th - 6th
Guided Newsies Worksheet
Are you showing Newsies to you class? This worksheet provides students with questions to answer throughout the movie!
Questions relate to the progression of the plot and various staging elements.
Note that this worksheet is designed to be used during the staged version of the show. (available on Netflix.)
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6th - 12th
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The Sound of Music video worksheet pdf
PDF version, easier for printing and projecting on screens if you don't need to make any changes! A worksheet I created for my students to complete while viewing the film "The Sound of Music". Students are asked to identify the order of the songs performed in the movie, and which characters are singing in each number, also there are a series of short answer and point-form questions, as well as some more open-ended personal opinion questions, that I usually have them expand into full journal en
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3rd - 8th
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Disney's "Choir" Episode 1
Follow the DYT (Detroit Youth Choir) on the quest to musical success. Watch them support each other and become better humans because of singing. Make sure to check out the other episodes I have as well!
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6th - 12th
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Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer Viewing Guide
Ever tried teaching middle school band the last few days before Winter Break?! Yeah, me too! Rest assured knowing your students are still actively learning while watching a classic you grew up watching, too!
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5th - 8th
Snarky Puppy: We Like It Here - Guided Listening for Distance Learning
View the performance using the official groundUP YouTube playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL52RKVKBFM328OwddSMRQS9BYOA3oVDglOr use this handout in conjunction with the DVD:https://www.amazon.com/We-Like-Here-Snarky-Puppy/dp/B07GRJGZSHWhether you are out of lesson plans for substitutes or you just have to cobble something together NOW for a rainy day, treat your kids to musical excellence by introducing them to Snarky Puppy.Recommended for Secondary Level EducationRecommended for I
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5th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Distance Learning Resources for Instrumental Music
Music Explained - Viewing Guide
Explained is an awesome docu-series on Netflix (and YouTube). The 20-minute episode "Music Explained" goes into the science and psychology of music. This guide will help students to engage with it and break it down.View Episode: YouTube LinkNetflix LinkIncluded:Student Viewing GuideTeacher Answer KeyPairs great with these lessons:What is Music? (FREE)lightnote.co - Interactive Music Theory
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6th - 12th
Viewing Guide: "The Musical Brain"
This viewing guide is a coordinating activity for watching "The Musical Brain". This is a great movie for teaching the cognitive impacts of music on the brain. This is best for students who are of middle school and high school age, given the difficulty of the questions. Please leave feedback in the comments below, I am eager to hear your advice and how this works in your classroom.
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6th - 12th
Music/Sounds in Horror Films
Used with middle school, after doing a unit over sounds/music made in Horror Films, this activity allows students to use vocabulary from unit and answer questions along with a selected horror film of your choice.
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6th - 9th
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Snarky Puppy: Sylva - Guided Listening for Distance Learning
The sequel to our popular download: Snarky Puppy's "We Like It Here" Guided Listening Sub Plan!View the performance for free on YouTube using the official Snarky Puppy VEVO Channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBAJP-3ebDA&list=PLVkhvRpDxnn-CiXNB1EoK_PMxebdSEMzNOr use this handout in conjunction with the DVD: https://store.snarkypuppy.com/collections/music/products/sylva-cd-dvdWhether you are out of lesson plans for substitutes or you just have to cobble something together NOW for a rainy
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5th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Distance Learning Resources for Instrumental Music
That Thing You Do! Worksheet
Worksheet, focusing on music theory and music history, for the Tom Hanks-directed movie That Thing You Do!
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4th - 12th
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Claymation Christmas Movie Worksheet
A worksheet used to accompany the Claymation Christmas Video, covering various musical elements.
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4th - 8th
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