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High school Spring other (performing arts) rubrics
Negative Space Drawing Worksheet Early Finisher Art Middle or High School Art
Looking to enhance your art class curriculum with engaging activities? Look no further! Our Negative Space Drawing Worksheet is designed to elevate your middle or high school students' artistic skills while providing them with an enjoyable learning experience."Great simple drawing worksheet for getting kids to look at negative spaces. Easy to use as an intro lesson, but also could be used as a last minute sub plan! Will use again."— Lacey B. - Rated 5 out of 5"Awesome skill builder for Negative
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6th - 12th
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Composer Project for Middle School
Composer Craze!
All the handouts you'll need to lead your own middle school music class in an approximately 2 week interactive composer unit! Having your students orally present what they've learned allows them the opportunity to advance their public speaking skills and allows the class to hear about these famous male and female composers from a different voice!
Includes:
-Project guidelines
-Baroque, Classical, and Romantic composer options list
-3 student presentation options (poster, repo
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5th - 9th
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Concert Band Instrumental Rubric
Assessment in instrumental music classrooms can be a challenge, especially with the requirement of supporting grades of each member of an ensemble. This grading rubric is easy to use, and provides detailed information to the performer for future reference. Detailed enough for concert music performances, but simple enough for a scale review, this rubric is perfect for any playing test. And better yet, it creates the data that every administration loves, and that parents are consistently requestin
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6th - 12th
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Rehearsal Skills Grading System
I don't believe in assigning participation points.I DO believe in:Holding students accountable for their choices.Recognizing that Orchestra is a "team" activity and we all succeed or fail together.Teaching students how to be good rehearsers.Assessing students on their rehearsal skills and providing specific feedback.Before I developed this system…I spent my grading time trying to remember how “good” or “bad” each student had been, and agonized over how to award participation points appropriately
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4th - 12th
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Also included in: Orchestra Teacher Sanity Saver Bundle
AP Music Theory - Final Composition Project
Are you at a loss for what to do after the AP exam? This is a great time for students to combine their creativity with the skills that learned in the AP Music Theory course! This Final Composition Project mini bundle includes detailed student instructions for student success. The project specifies skills that must be demonstrated in the project (non-harmonic tones, borrowed chords, cadences, and more). Students are also cautioned about what will be too difficult to complete in the time allotted
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Chorus Grading Rubric
This file contains cute and easy-to-read posters to hang in the music classroom! Each poster states one standard used for grading. These are a complete Grading Rubric to be used in any group vocal setting - assessment and goal setting assistance. Formatted to print and hang in the classroom. Make students responsible for their own grade by seeing exactly what is being assessed during each rehearsal.Assessment Topics: grades run A-F. Basic Musical Skills-pitch/beat, posture/breath, diction, text
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Elementary Music - Chorus Resources | Lesson Plans | Games MEGA BUNDLE
Vocal Music Essential Standards with Rubrics (Teacher ed) w/ pts (b&w)
These rubrics and proficiency scales are for teachers/administration keeping up with standards based grading. It also has a scale based on what my district is using to convert a 1-4 point scale to the 0-100 point scale.
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9th - 12th
Song Memoir Writing Assignment
Grades 6-12; English class OR Music class (Writing across the curriculum!)
Everyone has a song that brings them back to a special memory. This assignment requires students to write a memoir that is remembered when they hear a song. Even the most hesitant writers will enjoy this assignment, and teachers will enjoy learning about students' lives.
Included: A note to teachers about how to start this assignment, a brainstorming guide for students, an assignment guide, a peer review guide, and a g
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Standards Based Grading- Unit Plans and Rubrics for Choir
Standards Based Grading made easy! Use these unit plans and rubrics for Junior High or High School Choir. Use them as is or edit them to fit your music program!Included:Unit Plans and Rubrics for the following essential standards: Rhythm, Fluency/Accuracy, Tone Quality, and Musicality Data Notebook Cover Page for your students to keep track of their assessment scoresEmployability Skills (21st Century Skills) RubricEvaluation "I Can" StatementsReassessment Form
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6th - 12th
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Your First Song in GarageBand
This handout walks students through everything they need to know to create their first song in GarageBand. Simple, step by step directions and pictures show students how to make a new project, open the loop browser, and get creating! It also includes a rubric that can be used to grade their project.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Vocal Music I-IV Essential Standards with Rubrics (Teacher Ed.) (Arkansas)
This google slides presentation has every rubric/proficiency scale you will need for Vocal Music Courses I-IV. This presentation has a colored background, better for presenting than grading.
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9th - 12th
Musical Artist Spotlight Project for Intermediate and Senior Music Classes
This musical artist spotlight project invites intermediate and senior level students to explore and analyze the music they love while also expressing why that music is important and meaningful to them.Students will:prepare and present a presentation about one of their favourite musical artistspractice basic and in-depth song analyses based on the 7 elements of musicmake meaningful written connections to the music they loveedit a peer's written work before presentinglearn about and complete basic
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7th - 11th
Also included in: MEGA BUNDLE of Music Projects and Worksheets
Springtime Free Write Journaling BUNDLE
Expand your options for improving your students' writing with the BUNDLE of journaling prompts.
The month of May: Free Write Journaling Prompts with Rubrics
Looking for a consistent way to develop the skill of writing in your classroom? Consider this collection of prompts which offer students to develop a diverse range of writing skills while engaging with significant holidays and events throughout May. With prompts centered around:May DayKentucky DerbyStar Wars DayCinco de MayoTeacher Appreciation WeekMother's DayArmed Forces DayMemorial DayStudents not only explore cultural and historical themes but also hone their writing abilities in various gen
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Springtime Free Write Journaling BUNDLE
Bucket Drum Unit
Bucket Drumming Unit from my "Music Impossible?" series for middle school general music. Includes:-The "Mission" (goal statement)-*Bonus* General Music Terms-"Fresh Rhythms" Mnemonic Page for FUN rhythm learning-3 performance projects (simple, advanced and composition)-Performance scoring rubrics-"Mission Reflections" (formative OR graded assessment for learning)------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------"Music Impossible" i
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5th - 10th
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Music Playing Test Rubric (Performance Test)
This is a rubric I use when I grade my students music playing test.Rubric Includes:PitchRhythmTempoTone QualityPosture
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4th - 12th
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The month of April: Free Write Journaling Prompts with Rubrics
Looking for a consistent way to develop the skill of writing in your classroom?Consider this collection of prompts which offer students to develop a diverse range of writing skills while engaging with significant holidays and events throughout April.Holidays Covered:The prompts cover a range of significant holidays and awareness months, including: Earth DayArbor DayTax Day (April 15th)April Fool's DayAutism Awareness Month.Types of Writing Focused On:Persuasive Essays: Students write persuasive
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Springtime Free Write Journaling BUNDLE
Spring Themed Free Write or Journaling Prompts with Rubrics
Looking for a quick way to develop a variety of writing skills? Consider these Spring-Themed prompts. Each with a specific rubric.This series of journal prompts offers a comprehensive approach to developing various writing skills while engaging students in the theme of springtime. Each prompt targets a specific skill set, providing opportunities for students to refine their writing abilities in diverse ways.Reflective Prompt: This prompt focuses on fostering reflective writing skills, encouragin
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Springtime Free Write Journaling BUNDLE
Essential Choir Assessments - Bundle!
Introducing the Essential Student Assessment Bundle – a dynamic trio of tools that transforms the often daunting task of student evaluation into a breeze. This comprehensive bundle is tailored for educators seeking a streamlined approach to assess and enhance student performance. Let's delve into the key components of this essential bundle:1. Missing Performance Assignment:We understand that students may occasionally miss concerts due to unforeseen circumstances. This writing assignment/reflecti
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5th - 12th
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Pop Music Through the Decades Course Plans
These semester-long plans can be used for middle or high school music classes. Included are teaching plans, project ideas, rubrics, tests, a syllabus, and a final project. Check out the preview for a sampling!Decades span 1880s-2000s. Use them in their entirety for a semester-long course or pick and choose parts and activities to investigate with students.
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7th - 12th
Exploring Rhythm and Tempo w/ Soundtrap Loop Intro: Middle School General Music
This is lesson 2 of my larger unit "Exploring the Sonic Landscape: Sound and Silence in Music "Built for middle school general music classes who are non band, orchestra, and choir kids, start at the beginning for a COMPLETE lesson from start to finish. No prep needed!If you're looking for an intro into using Soundtrap, a free online DAW program that is web based, then you've come to the right place! This lesson pack gives you all you need to start your students off with the basics of compositio
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7th - 10th
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Vocal Assessment #1 - Baseline
I typically use this assessment at the beginning of the school year to assess the vocal quality of each one of my students. This helps to inform my decisions on vocal placement (voice part) and the individual vocal needs of each child. This assessment focuses on the vocal range, tone production, vowel formation, areas of strength, and areas of improvement of each student and also has a place to leave comments.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Choir Audition Rubric & Form | Chorus Resources
Whether you're auditioning students for solos or placing people in specific ensembles, this clear rubric allows for feedback and tracking specific skills including: ConfidenceRhythmsWarm Up (Pitch Matching)Sight SingingIncluded pages in the PDF:Cover page2 copies: Audition Rubric Steps: 1) Introduction & part selection, 2) Rhythm, 3) Warm Up, 4) Sight Singing. I like to laminate the 2 copies for students to see & understand the steps.Rhythm SamplesSight singing samples in C & F, pri
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4th - 9th
Also included in: Choir Bundle | Choral Program Resources | 30% off
Director's Packet: Choir Placement Auditions
Everything you need for choir placement auditions is right here in this Director's Packet! Included are detailed audition guidelines, rubrics, a scoring sheet, audition materials and links for both beginner choirs and developing choirs, and a post-audition reflection assignment.
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9th - 12th
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