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Free music projects
High vs. Low Sort - Worksheet & Activity
Read about how I used this worksheet in my own classroom:High and Low - Worksheet ActivityThis activity comes with two worksheets. The first shows 12 pictures that students color purple for low and orange for high. There are listening clips included in the file that students can actually listen to in order to get more practice.The second worksheet is a sorting worksheet where students can cut and paste the pictures they already colored into the correct place on the high and low worksheet. This w
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PreK - 1st
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FREE! Compose Your Own! BAG Composition
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1st - 8th
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Earth Day Freebie! What a Wonderful World Book!
Kids will love illustrating the pages of this Earth-shaped book as you introduce them to Louis Armstrong's famous "What a Wonderful World" song!
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It's a fun, simple class book project perfect for Earth Day or ANY time of
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PreK - 3rd
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Favorite Music Memories - FREE fun End of Year Reflection Worksheets Activity
Looking for a fun, meaningful, and easy-for-you end of year music activity for your students? Look no further than “Favorite Music Memories”, a free printable PDF featuring 14 pages of worksheets that are perfect for all grades, from kindergarten and elementary kids to secondary students. ⛱️⛱️⛱️This collection is a quick and easy way to wrap up the school year with a fun and engaging music lesson that will help your elementary, middle school, junior high, or high school general music students re
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K - 9th
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Music Tech Project 1: Special FX
PROJECT # 1 FROM MY BUNDLEIn this music technology project your students will be creating an “audio drama” using prerecorded loops and sounds, mp3’s, and sound effects to tell a short, 60 second story. This project teaches a lot of the basic functions of using a DAW in a fun way! Download the free worksheet from my store to go along with this project. Special FX WorksheetIf you like this, check out my 12 Project Bundle which includes a comprehensive section listing all the resources (links, vid
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Pop Music WebQuest
Going to be out for several days? Need something to keep students engaged on their own?
Use this WebQuest to get students listening to music from multiple generations! Students will use Billboard Top Hits to find the most popular music from specific dates in history. All materials are Google-based and fully editable.
Recommended for use with Google Classroom, this tech-savvy, multi-day project will best fit classes with 1:1 technology or frequent computer lab access. It is recommended that s
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6th - 12th
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FREEBIE! Composition Project for Middle School
FREEBIE!This composition project is perfect for an end-of-the-year project for Choir, Band, or General Music. It encourages creativity and teamwork, while working on musical skills such as rhythm, melody, etc.……………………………………………………………………………………………..Check out these products from my store:Rehearsal Observation Forms for Choir, Band, & OrchestraIntroduction to Harmony: Ostinato, Partner Song, Round, Countermelody, Accomp.Musical Instrument Detective Game - Review Orchestral InstrumentsTime for Sc
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5th - 9th
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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
Black History Month Collaborative Poster - Lift Every Voice and Sing - 2 SIZES!
Black History Month Collaborative posters are great for group art activities and bulletin board displays! This poster honors James Weldon Johnson, a key figure of the Harlem Renaissance. Not only was he a distinguished lawyer and diplomat who served as the executive secretary at NAACP for a decade,but he was also a composer who wrote the lyrics for "Lift Every Voice and Sing," known as the Black national anthem.This Black History Month art project set includes 1 poster in two sizes AND 1 COLORIN
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PreK - 6th
Incredibox Movie Music Project
My students LOVE using Incredibox. This cool website and app allow them to mix loops to create a variety of different songs. This free project encourages students to choose a movie scene (described in a few sentences) and create an accompanying piece of music. Students then share their composition with you via Incredibox straight to your email.This file comes as a PowerPoint file so that you can edit it to include your email address or other information that you need.This project works best w
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Not Grade Specific
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Music Pattern Bulletin Board Letters & Numbers- Bright Rainbow
Use these colorful music symbol filled letters and numbers to brighten up your space and decorate your music room or hallway, write messages on your bulletin boards, label your word wall, etc... the possibilities are endless!Includes:Letters A-ZNumbers 0-9Features:Music symbol pattern fillBlock letters in bright colors Each letter comes in 2 color options to mix & match to your liking With these ready to print pages all you have to do is print, cut, & hang your letters or numbers!
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Not Grade Specific
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
Multiple Intelligence Enrichment Project
A project designed according to The Multiple Intelligences which can be used for any age, in any classroom!
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1st - 8th
Beat Mapping/Drum Grid Project (Soundtrap)
This activity will teach students how to use the pattern beat maker in Soundtrap to create their own beats. Students will learn how to recreate common drum beats then will be instructed to make their own beat. Includes a video tutorial that you can keep or delete from the slideshow.Great for a distance learning/virtual learning scenario as well as a regular classroom project!
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3rd - 12th
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DSO Kids: Instrument Research Project
This activity is ideal for classrooms without access to many instruments, but available technology for each student. In this project, students are exploring a virtual symphony where they are able to select instruments, listen to them play solo, and with an orchestra, learn about the instrument's family, visual appearance, how the instrument is played, and more. After introducing this project, I give students about 2-3 days in class to work on their computer/laptop/tablet and fill out the 'Notes'
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5th - 12th
GCEA Ukulele Composition
Your students can write their own song using the notes "G, C, E, and A" to play on their ukulele. I use this as a composition assessment in my classroom! It allows students choice while also combining their knowledge of compositions (bar lines, measures, identifying notes on the staff, and note duration).
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3rd - 5th
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Ukulele and Guitar Song Project and Rubric
These ukulele and guitar rubrics are perfect for students to use when choosing and performing a song.This file is completely editable and comes as a PowerPoint file. It comes as a compressed file first so you'll have to unzip the file when you download it.Let me know if you have any questions in my Q&A section of my store.Hope you enjoy!
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3rd - 12th
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Celebrity Coloring Pages | FREE
(FREE VERSION ONLY INCLUDES TAYLOR SWIFT) Discover Your Favorite Artist in Vibrant Colors! Welcome to an exciting world where the latest pop sensations meet the joy of creativity! Dive into the world of contemporary music and art with our exclusive Celebrity Coloring Pages resource on TPT. Unleash your inner artist and explore the unique styles of six current music icons adored by tweens and teens everywhere. Featured Artists: 1. Taylor Swift2. Olivia Rodrigo3. Peso Pluma4. Bad Bunny5. KAROL G6.
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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 Writing Starter Worksheet for Music Students EDITABLE
This is an editable song writing worksheet and/or road map for music students to work through while trying to write a song. This approach focuses on learning and understanding how chord progressions are unpacked within the music we listen to on a regular basis.How I use this activity in my own classroom (link to blog).⚠️FREEBIE ALERT⚠️This resource is perfect for:✅ 6-12 General Music Classroom Projects✅ Individualized Learning Activities✅ Distance LearningWhat’s Included With Your Download:✅ Ed
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6th - 12th
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Figurative Language Villain Songwriting
Engage your students in reading fairy-tale classics, creating their own figurative language, AND songwriting with this collaborative, creative, and easy-to-use project!
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*A sample figurative language villain song you can model for your students complete with cool fonts, images, and gifs!
*An explanation of how I used this project with my students, along with book recommendations! (Only about 15-20 minutes of a direct introduction and then you get to facilitate their learning!)
*Diff
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3rd - 6th
Intermediate Religion - Happiness Project
This project accompanies the topics of true happiness, living in the Kingdom of God, and the Beatitudes. I created it as a project linked to pages 104-117 in the "Believe in Me" textbook for Grade 7 Religion; Appendix 4: Advent Supplement, We Believe in... Jesus our Lord. However, it can be applied to many teachings within the Religion and Family Life subjects. You will see and hear some really wonderful things from students with this one. Enjoy!
Cover It! GarageBand Assignment
This is an assignment I developed for my grade 6-8 students. It requires them to have basic knowledge of the GarageBand program (I used iPads), as they will be choosing a song of their choice to cover. This assignment is designed to be completed in partners, and took my guys roughly one month, having two, 40 minute periods per week.
*Rubric Included!
Clip Art credit goes to "Ink n Little Things"!
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6th - 10th
Christmas Play - The Grinch
I adapted Dr. Suess' beloved Christmas story into a play that would work in elementary school. In my case, I had my grade 6/7 class as the actors, and the other classes each performed a song. I had help from the music teacher and other classroom teachers for the songs. If you don't have a music teacher, then you could easily omit the music portion and the play would still run great. I suggest surveying your potential actors to see who is interested in learning a lot of lines and who isn't befor
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Not Grade Specific
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