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INSTRUMENTS OF THE ORCHESTRA a Middle and High School General Music Unit
Introduce your middle or high school students to the orchestra's instruments with this general music unit. Appropriate for both in-person and virtual, the included 60-slide PPT presentation, cloze notes, and assessment cover the sound production, construction, and members of each instrument family. There are also matching blank slides for any information you would like to add.This product includes:A 60-slide PowerPoint presentationThe presentation in two parts for easier uploading (smaller files
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Grades:
8th - 9th
Also included in: BUNDLE Instruments of the Orchestra a General Music Unit
INTRO TO ACOUSTICS the Science of Sound Middle and High School Unit
Introduce your middle or high school music students to the field of Acoustics, the branch of physics concerned with sound. Students will learn about frequency and pitch, how sound travels, how matter affects sound waves, and our brains interpret sound. This product includes:A 32-slide presentation in both PDF and PPT forms.A 4-page set of student cloze notes (PDF) with answer keyA 2-page assessment (PDF) with answer keyA 1-page link library of suggested videos that help illustrate the concepts i
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Grades:
10th - 11th
Also included in: HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC BUNDLE for General Music or Music Appreciation Classes
Middle School Choir Room Rules Review Worksheets
This activity set includes a teacher guide with 23 universally similar choir room rules and expectations!Students then practice their knowledge using the three fun worksheets, including a crossword puzzle, word search and fill-in-the-blank worksheet (that can also be used as a guided notes worksheet)!Help set the tone for the school year, or use as a perfect review after returning from Thanksgiving, Winter or Spring breaks! I personally use these worksheet when we return from the holidays in Jan
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Grades:
6th - 8th
Also included in: January Lesson Plans for Middle School Choir
Beginning Band Inside the Folder Cheat Sheets - Middle School Band Memory Helper
Start your back to school in the band room off right by using these cheat sheets for the inside of your student's folders. Each sheet fits nicely on the inside flap of a folder and lets students write in 6 notes and their fingerings, plus other reminders on the bottom like dynamics, note values, or the letters for lines and spaces of the staff. Writing out their fingerings will help students remember them better, plus they have a quick reference point if they do forget so they can keep making mu
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Grades:
6th - 9th
Read and Play Music Around the World (5 Simplified Color-Coded Songs)
Here's a simplified and accessible version of five songs from around the world! Great to use with boomwhackers or bells (or really any instrument that you can color-code). List of songs included:1) Chan Mali Chan (Malaysia)2) Mi Cuerpo (Mexico)3) Anile (India)4) Ame Ame (Japan)5) Tue TueThe songa are arranged using simplified rhythm notation (quarter and eighth notes) and color-coded to match boomwhackers so that the whole class can play together. Individual beginner students can also play it su
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Grades:
1st - 5th
Music of the Middle Ages and Renaissance Notes
These notes are about the types of music, characteristics, and analysis of key composers and pieces from the Middle Ages and Renaissance. They can be used as a study resource to learn more about the material or to use as a guide for a lecture. This is intended for students in a music appreciation or music history course at the high school or collegiate level.
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Grades:
10th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Music Appreciation/History Resources
ELEMENTS OF MUSIC : MELODY a High School Music Appreciation Unit
Introduce your high school music appreciation or upper-middle school general music class to the elements of music with this unit on melody. The lesson includes cloze notes and an assessment, both with answer keys. Digitally-fillable versions are also included.Note: This is a music appreciation curriculum, as opposed to music theory, and therefore does not cover the basics of notation in depth. Due to the target age of students, it is assumed that they have a basic understanding of rhythmic and p
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Grades:
10th - 11th
Also included in: HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC BUNDLE for General Music or Music Appreciation Classes
Summarizing Nonfiction using main idea/details/quoting/paraphrasing/inferring
This is a step by step guide that guides students' note-taking and writing for responding to non-fiction articles or narratives. This guide will allow you to check students' work step by step or one "chunk" at a time. It enables me to see where students' needs are and allows me to point out where there is a pattern in their mistake. For example, when their paraphrasing is just repeating, or when their inference really is just paraphrasing. It's a very useful document! Even better is the lear
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3rd - 8th
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ELEMENTS OF MUSIC : RHYTHM & DURATION a High School Music Appreciation Unit
Introduce your high school music appreciation or upper-middle school general music class to the elements of music with this unit on rhythm and duration. The lesson includes cloze notes and an assessment, both with answer keys. Digitally-fillable versions are also included.Note: This is a music appreciation curriculum, as opposed to music theory, and therefore does not cover the basics of notation in depth. Due to the target age of students, it is assumed that they have a basic understanding of r
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Grades:
10th - 11th
Also included in: HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC BUNDLE for General Music or Music Appreciation Classes
ELEMENTS OF MUSIC : DYNAMICS a High School Music Appreciation Unit
Introduce your high school music appreciation or upper-middle school general music class to the elements of music with this unit on Dynamics. The lesson includes cloze notes and an assessment, both with answer keys. Digitally-fillable versions are also included.Note: This is a music appreciation curriculum, as opposed to music theory, and therefore does not cover the basics of notation in depth. Due to the target age of students, it is assumed that they have a basic understanding of rhythmic and
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Grades:
10th - 11th
Also included in: HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC BUNDLE for General Music or Music Appreciation Classes
ELEMENTS OF MUSIC : SOUND AND PITCH a High School Music Appreciation Unit
Introduce your high school music appreciation or upper-middle school general music class to the elements of music with this unit on Sound and Pitch. The lesson includes cloze notes and an assessment, both with answer keys. Digitally-fillable versions are also included.Note: This is a music appreciation curriculum, as opposed to music theory, and therefore does not cover the basics of notation in depth. Due to the target age of students, it is assumed that they have a basic understanding of rhyth
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Grades:
10th - 11th
Also included in: HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC BUNDLE for General Music or Music Appreciation Classes
ELEMENTS OF MUSIC : HARMONY a High School Music Appreciation Unit
Introduce your high school music appreciation or upper-middle school general music class to the elements of music with this unit on harmony. The lesson includes cloze notes and an assessment, both with answer keys. Digitally-fillable versions are also included.Note: This is a music appreciation curriculum, as opposed to music theory, and therefore does not cover the basics of notation in depth. Due to the target age of students, it is assumed that they have a basic understanding of rhythmic and
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Grades:
10th - 11th
Also included in: HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC BUNDLE for General Music or Music Appreciation Classes
ELEMENTS OF MUSIC : TONE COLOR a High School Music Appreciation Unit
Introduce your high school music appreciation or upper-middle school general music class to the elements of music with this unit on Tone Color. The lesson includes cloze notes and an assessment, both with answer keys. Digitally-fillable versions are also included.Note: This is a music appreciation curriculum, as opposed to music theory, and therefore does not cover the basics of notation in depth. Due to the target age of students, it is assumed that they have a basic understanding of rhythmic a
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Grades:
10th - 11th
Also included in: HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC BUNDLE for General Music or Music Appreciation Classes
Strings of the Guitar Worksheets (Fill-in-the-Blank!)
These worksheets are a great supplement to your beginner or intro to guitar curriculum! In this resource, you will find a fill-in-the-blank worksheet for each string of the guitar. These worksheets reinforce the concept of learning to read chord charts/chord diagrams on the guitar, showcasing the open position natural notes. This can be done individually, in small groups, or in a large group setting. These worksheets can be printed out or can be uploaded to a Learning Management System, such as
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Grades:
6th - 9th
Lip Sync Project - Drama (PPT presentation / for use with guided notes activity)
The attached PowerPoint presentation includes vocabulary, definitions, and guidelines for a Lip Sync Project to be used in conjunction with a guided note activity (which can also be purchased on TpT).
The PowerPoint Presentation begins with the definition of "lip-sync," and it's origin and meaning. The PowerPoint presentation is a total of 10 slides and covers audience awareness, various dramatic techniques such as a cheat-out, script memorization, and completing a critique/analysis of perfor
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Vocabulary Log
I use this for 6th grade music vocabulary. We define music, beat, rhythm, notes, rests, time signature, barline, etc., but you can really use this for anything. The first box is for a word, the second is for a short definition, and the third box is for an example (if applicable). Feel free to use this for any subject/content area!
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Grades:
3rd - 12th
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"Spanish Dance" - Intermediate Guitar Ensemble Trio - In Tablature
Spanish Dance is an original that uses the Am and E major sounds nicely together. It incorporates only E, F, G from the E string for your beginners in class. The guitar 2 part is a bit more challenging than 1, as it includes some G sharps and B string notes. This is where this version in tab is different than the beginner version. This version will have your guitar 2 players playing up the neck more. It does however make for a more interesting song. Lastly, the Guitar 3 part will challenge your
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Performance and written Music 1 exam advice
A step by step guide for (senior) Music 1 students on how to prepare for and approach their Higher School Certificate performance exam and aural/written exam.
Also includes a 'deconstruction' of language in the performance marking criteria for the HSC.
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Grades:
11th - 12th
Equivalent Ratios Foldable Notes |6th Grade| TEKS 6.4(B)(D)
Great resource for students understand equivalent fractions/ratios using scale factor. As always, please provide feedback on this item and don't forget to share. ☺️
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Grades:
5th - 6th
Rehearsal Resources - Get prepared on the stand!
Save and maximize rehearsal time! Get prepared on the stand as you go and reduce your mental load!I take the sticky notes into my rehearsals on my stand and then as I work through a piece, I fill in the note and stick to my score ready for next rehearsal. The choir rehearsal template allows me to get technical with my choirs to produce the best sound that I can! Stay up to date with my latest resources on Instagram or Pinterest!Please don't forgot to leave a comment or a review - I am always int
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Staff
Concepts of Music: a step by step guide to STRUCTURE
A handout for senior Music 1 students on the best way to 'structure' answers on structure, unity/contrast or similarities/differences, in the Higher School Certificate aural/written exam.
Also defines a few basic forms in structure - a 'core' list of forms that I expect all my students to know (anything beyond that is a bonus).
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Grades:
11th - 12th
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Music Theory Chords
Colorful visual representation of chords that is a great introduction for middle or high school students with little previous music knowledge. Great for a music appreciation course. Covers Major, minor, inversions, Tonic, Dominant, Subdominant, and Subtonic chords. This provides a theoretical framework for understanding music theory apart from a specific instrument.
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Rhythm Review Advanced (Eighth, Dotted Quarter, Dotted Eighth Notes/Rests)
A review of Eighth, Dotted Quarter, Dotted Eighth Notes/Rests & how many beats they get. This Google Form comes with automated grading, visuals, and questions that will challenge students.This GOOGLE FORM is the perfect way to assess your students!You can make a copy to edit the questions, images, and color to customize the form to fit your needs!If you need help with this product, please contact me!
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Not Grade Specific
Jingle Bells Grade 3 Recorder Scaffolded Lesson
This slideshow is scaffolded to allow students to be successful through chunking.In my district, third graders begin the recorder in October. We have music once a week. All of our recorder playing experiences prior to this are rote and aural. This lesson is the first one where we are looking at printed letters and following to a beat. (We start learning melodic notation in January, and by March we are reading/playing from notation.) One thing that needs to be taught is how to hold the longe
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Grades:
2nd - 6th
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