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Free 11th grade other (performing arts) lessons
Music Worksheet FREEBIE: John Philip Sousa
This fun cross-curricular worksheet is part of our “Marine Band and John Philip Sousa” substitute lesson plan. Get the COMPLETE 50 min. lesson with engaging videos and audio here! Lesson Plan: The Marine Band and John Philip SousaThis free “John Philip Sousa’s Lifetime” worksheet is a great way to combine learning about music and history while exploring the life of John Philip Sousa. It's great for Veteran's Day, Memorial Day- or any time!Students will learn and discuss what life was about b
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4th - 12th
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Also included in: Music Sub Plans Bundle
A Song A Year - Music Sub Plans
"A Song A Year" is the perfect activity to leave with a non-music substitute. This activity can be modified for grades 5-12. Students will need to have access to the internet.
Students are to look up a song on the Billboard Top 100 for every year they have been alive. They are to listen to each song and write a two sentence response. A suggested format for this assignment is given.
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5th - 12th
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Piano Crayon Matching Game for Back to School Music Review
Looking for a fun game for music centers? Or just a way to engage your private piano students? This piano matching game is perfect for private piano lessons or elementary music class! My general music class loved this for back to school, but you could use it any time of the year.These are also available in recorder fingerings, rhythm, instruments of the orchestra, bass clef, and treble clef. Or you can get the same thing, but as snowmen, hearts, shamrocks, Easter eggs, bunnies, popsicles, or puz
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Piano Matching Games for Music Centers GROWING BUNDLE
Clarinet Fingerings Beginning Band FREEBIE
Looking for a great handout for your students to simplify choosing the correct clarinet fingering? This is it! Students love having this to refer to as they work on challenging music. You can give this to your beginners when they start using chromatic fingerings or your advanced students to use as they learn all-state music. The basics hold true!You can also run this through your school poster maker and have a large poster to refer to throughout the year. Check out our bundles!Back to School Bun
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6th - 12th
Future of Music Technology Project
This is the front side to a two sided worksheet. This front page is to accompany a lesson about the history and transformation of music technology over the years. The back of the worksheet (separate download, also free on my page) is a planning sheet for the students to create the "next thing in music technology". This makes for an easy sub plan.
With this, I have my students write an advertisement for their own music technology that they've come up with. I do remind my students to solve one of
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1st - 12th
Latino Music Appreciation Celia Cruz
Looking for a way to expose your students to world music and latino culture? This is a lesson plan that will present Celia Cruz, her music and cultural information to your classes.
Celia Cruz musical recordings readily available from itunes.
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9th - 12th
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MUSIC ACTIVITIES MIDDLE SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL FREE
Welcome to Rainy Night Music Education Resources!I am delighted to offer you this free pack of lesson activities designed for the 11-18 age range. This pack includes 6 x 30-minute to 1-hour-long activities, complete with teaching strategies, context, and future lesson suggestions. Middle School Activities:Peter and the Wolf: An Introduction to the OrchestraThe Arabic Scale: An Introduction to World Music and ComposingThe Mysterious School Letter: Revising Bass and Treble Staff NotationHigh Scho
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6th - 12th
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Substitute Lesson Plan Template
Substitute Lesson PlanThis easy to use, editable, lesson plan template is great for substitute teachers in any classroom. This was originally designed for high school music classes in a seven period schedule. This resource can be used for in classroom or online/distance learning purposes. *************************************************************************************************************Tips for Customers!Thank you for your purchase!Click on the ★ above to follow my store! Looking for
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6th - 12th
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General Music/Music Appreciation Lesson Plan--Vivaldi and Poetry
This lesson plan for General music classes is adaptable to grades K-12 and for special ed learners. Students will explore connections between the sonnet and Vivaldi's The Four Seasons through listening, reading, and analysis. This lesson satisifes New York and national music standards. In addition, teachers can easily incorporate a visual art or movement component into this lesson.
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PreK - 12th
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THEORY Experts Curriculum Guide for Level Differences & Other Aligned Products
This is a FREE companion download for our Theory Experts Curriculum. This PDF Shows:✅ Lessons Included in our Theory Experts Curriculums with Links to Videos✅ Specific Differences Among Levels 1, 2, & 3 of our Theory Experts Curriculum✅ Links to all products additionally available that align to the Main Theory Experts Curriculum.You may also like:➯ Instrument Families Unit➯ Middle & High School Music Project BUNDLE➯ Music Cultures: A World Music Unit➯ Composers: A Western Music History
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K - 12th
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"Hana Kupono" Pu'ili Sticks Routine - Hawaiian Rhythm Sticks
Looking for a great dance or movement that will get even your most reluctant students moving? This routine using traditional Hawaiian Pu'ili sticks to the song "Hana Kupono" is just the thing!
Don't have a class set of Pu'ili sticks to use? Regular rhythm sticks or lummi sticks will work just fine!
A while ago, a colleague showed me a similar routine by rote, and I've adapted my own version and notated it in an easy-to-understand resource to share with all of you. If you like this freebie, p
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3rd - 12th
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Violin & Viola: Let's Get Started (free SCORM 1.2 course with 10 modules)
Do your students want a digital resource to help them get started on the violin or viola? This free course, based on the Orff-Schulwerk approach to music education, has all the information and practice exercises you need. In this course students will learn:What supplies are needed to get startedHow to choose a violin or viola that fits Differences and similarities between the violin and violaHow to tune the instrumentHow to hold the instrument correctlyHow to care for the bow and hold it proper
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3rd - 12th, Adult Education
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Digital Music Production - Logic Pro X - Loop Project
Elevate your digital music production curriculum with our Loop Project designed exclusively for students in Logic Pro X. This engaging assignment challenges students to create at least 24 measures (bars) of music using only Apple Loops while emulating the layering techniques of iconic tracks like Billie Jean. With clear guidelines and a sample process provided, students are empowered to explore, experiment, and unleash their creativity.Guided by the provided rubric, students are encouraged to de
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9th - 12th
The Elements of Music
This an overview lesson of the elements of music. There is a lesson plan as well as links to a fun video, Kahoot game and quiz that you may use to help your students learn about the elements of music. You will also find additional activities to supplement their learning.
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4th - 12th
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Tune In: How Music Education Shapes Our Lives and Careers
Why Music Education? Boosts Brain Development: Discover how learning music enhances cognitive abilities, improves memory, and boosts problem-solving skills. Improves Academic Performance: See how music education can lead to better grades and enhanced performance in subjects like math and reading. Encourages Social Skills: Learn how participating in music activities helps children develop teamwork, communication, and social skills. Enhances Emotional Well-Being: Understand how music provides a
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
La Llorona Guitar Lesson
Guitar tablature for three levels of students. Created to be used in a classroom with beginner and intermediate players for guitar ensemble performance. Beginner students: perform the bass notes Intermediate students: perform chord progressionAdvance students: perform the lead line in the 'intro' and chord progression
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4th - 12th
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High School Band Repertoire List, Graded
This is an alphabetical list of 152 pieces of literature appropriate for high school bands. This list is gathered after teaching these selections for the past 15 years and the ones that were loved by me, the audience and the students.
The repertoire list is alphabetized by composer, followed by title and grade of difficulty.
The effectiveness of this list will be determined by the make up of your band. I've included pieces that are roughly grade 2 to fit beginning high school bands and run up
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9th - 12th, Staff
Guitar Memory Game (entry/beginner level)
A classic game reworked for the guitar! A fun way to memorise basic chords, string names and rhythms on the guitar. This game has been designed for students learning popular music (eg. Rock, Blues and Pop) guitar tab and rhythm notation at either entry level or grade 1.
There are 32 cards (16 pairs in total) to play with and they need to be printed on card to stop any peeking through the backs of cards!
This is a free resource with an aim to giving tutors a unique and enjoyable way to cover co
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Orff Arrangement for Middle School Music
Kids just love boogie woogie music! "Chasing Wheels" is a boogie woogie inspired arrangement for the upper elementary music classroom, middle school and also high school music classroom. Though originally composed for marimba, it can be played on any barred instrument - xylophone, glockenspiel, bass bars, metallophone or actual marimba. Due to instrument supply constraints, I've used this piece with various arrangements of Orff instruments: glocks, soprano/alto xylophones, three bass xylophones,
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: SEL for Middle School Music BUNDLE - Social Emotional Learning
FREE “Wear Sunscreen" Song Analysis Activity
A printable handout for students that includes the lyrics to the song “Wear Sunscreen” by Baz Luhrmann along with a QR/internet link to the music video. Works well as an end of year fun activity for seniors.
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9th - 12th
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Adaptive Music: Melody at Random Lesson Plan
This lesson plan was designed to be used in secondary general music, specifically for special needs learners. However, it could be easily adapted to elementary general music or special needs.
Students will learn about composing by drawing random notes to create a melody. Enrichment and modifications included.
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PreK - 12th
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How It's Made: Instruments
These forms have YouTube videos from How It's Made and Selmer with questions about each band instrument made. If any videos do not work, please reach out to me and I would be happy to provide the links to them. I do not own the rights to the videos.The purpose of this form and videos is to show kids why it is so important to care for their instruments due to the craftsmanship of their instrument AND discuss trade school/apprenticeship jobs.How It's Made: Instruments - for winds and brass. The
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4th - 12th
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Soundtrap Digital Music Production & Composition - Unit 1: Week 1 Sample
Unit 1: Week 1 Sample Instrumental Pop Music Remix Assignment Templates with Audio Stems A Soundtrap account is required to access the templates Unit 1, Week 1 Remix Templates:“Princess Diana” Ice Spice & Nicki Minaj“Laugh Now Cry Later” Drake & Lil Durk“Tomorrow 2” GloRilla & Cardi B“I’m Different” 2 Chainz“Cooped Up” Post Malone & Roddy Ricch These tracks are used for educational purposes in accordance with section 107 of US Copyright Law.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Musical Theatre: The Basics
I have created an introductory packet to use when I begin my Musical Theatre Unit. This is a general overview of Musical Theatre in its early years, the Golden Age, the Rock and Roll era, the Mega Musicals, Times Square, Disney, and Modern Musicals. At five pages, its the perfect jumping point into a longer unit on Musical Theatre. There are a few sections with bullet points for students to fill in to gauge prior knowledge about composers and common musicals that are part of our American culture
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9th - 12th
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