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Music Common Core CCRA.L.1 resources for Microsoft Word
US History: The Day the Music Died
EDITABLE reading comprehension packet on the death of Buddy Holly on February 3rd, 1959. Packet includes key information, images for visual learners, reading comp questions with space to answer them right on the page.
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7th - 11th
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Also included in: US History: Complete Curriculum Bundle
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
Second Grade Enrichment Choice Board (12 Creative Activities for School or Home)
This will be helpful in using for Enrichment in Whole Groups or Identified Gifted Students. It can also be used for Distance Learning to encourage creativity, elaboration, creative thinking, and imagination.
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1st - 3rd
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Enrichment Kindergarten Choice Board (12 Engaging Activities for School or Home)
Use this product for school or at home learning to enact imaginative and creative learning. Can be used for Alternative Method of Instruction with parent guidance. Allows for creative thinking, elaboration, originality, and imagination to spark new ideas.
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PreK - K
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Jazz Language Arts Reading Comprehension elementary
This reading comprehension worksheet is designed to help 1st-grade students understand the basics of jazz music in the context of African American culture. The passage explains that jazz is a vibrant and lively music genre with its roots in African American creativity and innovation. It further highlights the contributions of famous jazz musicians like Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington. This worksheet encourages students to grasp the essence of jazz music and introduces them to renowned jazz mu
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2nd - 5th
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Halloween Round
A perfect Halloween Round for your SPOOKY choir! Can be used as a performance piece, or warm-up! Here are some highlights:Key - a harmonic minorMeter - 6/8Length - 32 measures (Each group enters after 8 measures - (note - mostly scalar - a few leaps during section 4.)4-Part roundStudents can add their own SCARY sound during the second section!Extra - have students add scary sounds/instruments during the songExtra - dim the lights for your performance - maybe add a few flashlights to help create
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2nd - 12th
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SIGHTREADING...A YEAR LONG PLAN FOR SUCCESS-7/8 TREBLE
A step by step proven effective sightreading plan for 7/8 girls preparing for UIL
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7th - 8th
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MS-PS4-2
1st Grade Enrichment Choice Board 1 (12 Activities for School or Home)
This choice board provides enrichment for a student who works at the first grade level. It is great for whole group learning or one student. Wonderful for use at home too as a distance learning tool. The challenges provide ways to be creative, elaborate, and tap into a child's imagination.
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PreK - 2nd
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COVID-19 Pandemic: The Power of Song Lyrics and Music
People have tried to make sense of this kind of catastrophe for a very long time in song. For example, take “The 1919 Influenza Blues,” a song performed by Essie Jenkins about the outbreak of the Spanish Flu. Can words in a song and its musical score help today’s students deal with the spread of this infectious disease? For example, there is something calming for students in Jon Bon Jovi's new song "Do What You Can." He exhorts students during this bewildering and frightening time, “Do what you
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8th - 12th
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Folk Music Amazing Facts
If you need a good sub plan that will keep your music students busy, but actually teach them something, this is it. The worksheet delves into short histories of eight American folk songs, followed by questions that can easily be answered in the reading. Any sub, music or non-music, can easily teach this lesson. While it's good for sub days, it can also be utilized for any general music class. A sub or music teacher can enhance the lesson by playing audio versions of these songs, many of which st
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6th - 9th
SIGHTREADING...A PLAN FOR SUCCESS-7/8 TENOR/BASS
A step by step proven method to prepare your tenor/bass choir for the sightreading room at UIL
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7th - 8th
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MS-PS4-2
Musical Instrument Project
This project requires students to analyze 5 musical instruments through a multi-media project. The project is comprised of the following components: 1 page analytical writing task; visual aid; class presentation (scoring rubric for class presentation is available in my store: http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Laura-Lopez-Creative-Corner). Students will love this fun way to deepen their knowledge of instruments in the 5 main instrument families.
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6th - 12th
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Vikings Assembly Script
This is a fun Vikings assembly from year 2 to 6. It has 2 songs with youtube links and one link to a Viking thunder clap which is very simple and my kids loved learning. It covers Viking weapons, clothing and Gods. I also put some costume suggestions at the back of the script which would definitely cover a couple of art and dt lessons too. There are so many opportunities for fun acting and miming in this script too depending on the ability of your class.Hope you enjoy it!
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1st - 6th
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TACKY THE PENGUIN
This is a script for Kindergarten or Lower Elementary Drama/Theater/Acting Class.
Elements of Poetry in Song Lyrics Worksheet
Teaching the elements of poetry to students can be tricky. What better way than using SONG LYRICS for them to identity the elements of poetry? Students will have fun when they read the songs.
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7th - 12th
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Baroque Music History Listening and Letter Writing Activity
This is a combination listening and letter writing activity meant to give students a chance to listen to musical samples from several Baroque composers. Students will then get a chance to write a letter inviting one composer to become the composer for their fictional kingdom! Fun activity for upper-elementary and middle school classes! This also includes an easy-to-follow rubric for you and your students.
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4th - 8th
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Toddler Lesson Plan (Gross Motor)
Name: Jumping with FriendsDue Date: September 28, 2021Teaching Date: September 30, 2021Title: Jumping with FriendsTime Block: 9:30-10:30Age Group: 1½ -2Group Size: Large GroupSource: Public School Curriculum Areas: Literacy / Language / Social Studies Rationale (Reason for the lesson): Why am I doing this activity? Children’s names are the most important words to them, names have meaning and value for the children, and learning them leads to all other types of learning. Young children are highly
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PreK - K
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Renaissance Music History Play
This is a great two-day lesson in which the students get to write a play about a Renaissance Period composer. This lesson could be used as an end-of-unit project or could be extended to include a period of research for a longer three-day project. A surprise favorite of many students!
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4th - 8th
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Calming Sky Round
A gentle relaxing round - great for warm-ups, expressive singing, diction, solfege work, and rhythm work. This is an easy piece that contains the following:Full scale range Scalar (no skips or leaps - great for learning solfege/sightsinging)Quarter notes, eighth notes, whole notes, quarter rests (made easy for rhythm practice)3-part round12 measurespicturesque lyrics
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PreK - 12th
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Student Worksheet, written reflections on the Benefits of Arts Education
Guide students in understanding the positive impact arts education has on their development. Directions: Visit https://wetheparents.org/arts-education to see the 51 Benefits of Arts Education for Kids poster. After reviewing the poster, have students respond to the following prompts. Encourage deeper thinking by requiring examples in their responses.
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Songs and Rhymes Book for kids
29 songs and rhymes book for kidsColourful design Suitable for kindergarten or ESL/EAL studentsA good tool for learning vocabulary and rhymes
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K - 2nd
Yourself as a Mixtape: A Getting to Know You Assignment
Refresh your first assignment for writing workshop or English class. Show students how to create a Mixtape that represents them as a person. Encourage them to flex their presentation skills with this fun and illuminating introductory assignment. Many stores that sell used CDs have extra jewel cases. I was able to provide them to my students for an extra dose of nostalgia. You could also update this as a "playlist" instead of a CD.
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10th - 12th
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Slow and Fast Tempo
Preparation Sheet About Slow and Fast Tempo in Music For KG-Grade 2
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K - 3rd
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Mr. Churchill Says Song Analysis (WWII)
In July 1940, the Luftwaffe (German fighter planes) began three months of devastating air raids on Britain. Though the future looked grim, Prime Minister Churchill did all he could to keep British spirits high. He gave stirring speeches in Parliament and on the radio. In 1969, The Kinks sat down and wrote Mr. Churchill Says. The song is about the struggle of World War II on the people of Great Britain. The song paraphrases parts of several of Prime Minister Winston Churchill's famous speeches.
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8th - 12th
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