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Free high school vocal music projects
Playlist of my Life Project
This is a quick and easy project for those first few days of school (or any time of year)! Get to know your students and show them that you care about their individual music taste!This project is originally for Google Slides but can be easily modified to fit your needs. Tips are included for a tech-free project!Hope you enjoy!
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6th - 12th
Music Listening Journals - free version
Music Listening Journals - free versionAre you looking for ways to get students listening to music and reflecting on the music they hear? This music listening journal provides a great tool to use whether used in music class, with a substitute, or through distance learning, school at home, or e-learning. This kit was created to be used any time of the year. The thought is to expose students to a wide array of music, composers, genres, and time periods. The free version includes the blank pages th
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2nd - 9th
Protest Songs: Music of Social Change - Protest Music - Virtual/Hybrid/In-Person
Hi Everyone! I am very proud to be a grantee for Teachers Pay Teachers Teach for Justice Program. I have spent the last few years researching social justice and culturally relevant teaching in music, and I am excited to bring lessons to the TpT platform. I believe music and arts have the power to inspire people to take action and create a world where justice prevails. This lesson is an Intro to Protest Music and Social Justice Discussion. Included in this lesson are:links to various readings on
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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No Prep Sub Plan - Chorus Concert Project
A sub plan that is designed in a way that doesn't require a musical sub, but still allows your students to learn about the music for your upcoming concert!My students completed this project over the course of two 80-minute class periods. Feel free to edit the document to fit your needs!If your students get done early, I would suggest having alternate worksheets ready, such as crossword puzzles, mazes, sudokus, etc.Please email me at magicaldaymusic@gmail.com with any questions!
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6th - 10th
SONG PARODY PROJECT
This is a great group project option! It is so fun to see what your students come up with and can be used multiple times throughout the year. You can guide your students to base it on a specific theme, holiday, or whatever works best for students! This project can take around 3-5 days to complete. If you have a group that finishes faster, try having them memorize their lyrics to take it to the next level. You can even make it a competition between all the groups for the best performance!
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7th - 12th
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Protest Songs: Music of Social Change - Intro to Protest Music - Virtual/Hybrid
Hi Everyone! Please download the updated version here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Protest-Songs-Music-of-Social-Change-Protest-Music-VirtualHybridIn-Person-6492549I am very proud to be a grantee for Teacher’s Pay Teacher’s Teach for Justice Program. I have spent the last few years researching social justice and culturally relevant teaching in music, and I am excited to bring lessons to the TpT platform. I believe music and arts have the power to inspire people to take action and
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Classroom Playlist
Students will create a playlist that they would like to listen to in class.Each student can be assigned a slideshow on Google Classroom to edit. This is a great product for music class if you need to plan for a sub.
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3rd - 12th
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Concert Makeup Assignment
When a concert is required, but students do not attend, there must be an assignment to makeup those missing grades. This particular assigment gives students two choices, one of which involves attending a separate concert, and another research project. Both require 500 word essays. There are very specific guidelines for each choice.
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6th - 12th
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Compose your own Sight Singing Project / Choir Lesson Plan
This short composition project will walk your students through the process of composing. Students will chose from a list of musical elements to decide what they want to include in their music. Students have the option of adding their own words. When finished, students can perform their work for the class! This project works well with Middle School/Junior High and High School aged students.If you enjoy this product, please leave a review. Thank you in advance!Please check out my other middle
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5th - 12th
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Alternative Performance Assignment
In all the years I have taught, there has never been a performance where everyone was present. Regardless of the reason, I give all students an alternative way to make up the points. Whereas it is impossible to recreate a performance, this assignment touches on other standards that we don't spend a ton of time on throughout the concert season and do require students to put in work they would have been doing while at a performance. This assignment has worked well for me for a number of reasons. I
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6th - 9th
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Chocolate Cookie Warm-up
The Chocolate Cookie warm-up is a fun song about Oreo cookies! Product includes a blank score for students to write in solfege syllables (or to do as a class), a solfege key, a score with lyrics, and a lyric page. Challenge your students to figure out the tune using solfege!Composer/Arranger: Jacob Johnson (piano accompaniment free on MuseScore)
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5th - 12th
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Choral Performance Essay Outline
This is an essay outline that can be used for someone who missed a concert or a final project in choir!The main points of the essay include:Preparation and PracticePerformance ExecutionReflection and Growth
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6th - 12th
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Choir Student Portfolio and Rubric
The student portfolio is a physical folder of organized work that is intended to display the progress made, content learned, and experiences had in choir during the school year. The portfolio should challenge students to develop organizational skills that will better prepare them for their transition to high school.
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6th - 9th
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Create Your Own Musical Theatre Show Concept
Objective: In this project, students will create their own concept for a musical by applying the principles and insights learned from our notes. They will focus on character development, conflict, premise, song placement, and overall storytelling.
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9th - 12th
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Web Media Music Search Project with Rubric
This is a great introductory music appreciation project worth 100 points.
Students will learn how to search the web and use the given Wikipedia encyclopedia link to begin an essay on the music Artist/Topic assigned to research and document biographical information to complete the project. The project instructions are clear and concise with reference samples and an essay outline included for the beginning researcher.
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7th - 12th
Music Composer Lesson Tic-Tac-Toe board for multiple intelligences
Teach a unit on composers and using technology. There are activities for each of the nine intelligences. Bodily-Kinesthetic, Intrapersonal, Interpersonal, Logical-Mathematical, Existential, Musical, Naturalist, Verbal-Linguistic, Visual-Spatial.Have students pick three activities from the tic tac toe board and complete the activity. This can be done independently or in small groups. You can have them do one from each box if you want it to be an extended lesson.
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6th - 10th
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Plan a Concert
This is an assignment for middle school or high school choir students to have a chance to create their own concert. This will help students to evaluate music choices and choose a variety of literature based on requirements. This two page download is editable and is great for an assignment after a concert.
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6th - 12th
Modern Band Music Assignment
I have a fairly large collection of scores of my favorite Band pieces that my Bands will never play. I use them to keep up score study chops, to figure out how I would teach potential problem spots, and to keep expanding my music brain.A student came in one day and asked me why I kept the pieces in my office. We had a great conversation which led me to creating this assignment. Students have enjoyed looking at pieces that are harder than what our Bands can handle and have learned some music t
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9th - 12th
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Colored Musical Borders
I have been searching for something like this to download for a while and never had any luck. So, I decided to stop waiting and make them myself! I hope you enjoy using them to enhance your projects!
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Theatre Audition Packet for Middle School and High School
Written out directions and rubrics on the four parts of an audition packet. * Monologues * Songs * Resume * HeadshotCompiled list of monologues to fit middle school and high school personalities. Monologues range from 30 seconds to 3 minutes long. Unlisted youtube videos explaining how to do the Audition Packet. This is a great link for your online learners so you do not have to rerecord. There are unlinked youtube videos for you the teachers and for your students to watch explaining the auditi
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
Concert Program Assignment
Get your students involved in designing your next concert programThis is a great way to get your kids thinking about the music they are performing. Putting together a concert program is not one of my most cherished activities so I let my students help me out. Most of my students are much more creative and better artists than I am and design beautiful concert programs. Plus, it gets them thinking about and realizing that I don't just randomly choose music for them to perform. They get to be "
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9th - 12th
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Project-Based Learning: Choral Composers
Every semester, I typically have one or two weeks following our final concert left for instruction. This project is one that I have used successfully to engage my students in interactive learning groups. Each small group gathers research about a given composer (Samuel Barber, Benjamin Britten, Arvo Part, Veljo Tormis, or Jakko Mantyjarvi) and presents their findings in a creative format.
The students may come up with their own project idea or use one of the suggestions provided. I hav
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6th - 12th
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Musical Theater Poster Project
A simple project using canva for your music appreciation or general music classes. The google doc is editable to change instructions. I linked this assignment with google classroom when I used it with my students! Follow Alisha's Music Lessons for more lessons and bundles like this one! Including:Elements of Music BundleMiddle Ages and Renaissance BundleThe Baroque Period BundleThe Classical Period SlideshowThe Romantic Period Slideshow (with listening examples)Black History Month Musician Poste
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7th - 12th
Song-Writing Creative Process Poster - Lyrics First Path
Songwriting Creative ProcessThe Lyric PathEvery well-known Song Writer is unique and as music educators, we simply cannot and should not apply one method to the creative process and expect all of our students to follow it. Songwriting for students with no prior music education before Secondary School may struggle to grasp the idea straight away and will be in desparate need for direction. This resource is just ONE way to create a song. For creatives who love to write stories, this may be the pat
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6th - 10th
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