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Composer Pokémon Cards EDITABLE
Make music history more fun with these editable Pokémon-style Composer trading cards! Students will choose and create a trading card for one composer from each of the 6 musical periods (Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic, Modern). Editable Google Doc includes: -Direction Sheet with examples of completed cards-Trading card template to use to create your own cards-4 page Stats sheet with premade HP modifiers, basic attacks, special attacks, and resistances based on researchable fa
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7th - 12th
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Intestinal Colic Types and Problems
44 questions that are broken down into two main sections that utilize two different externally linked sites that are embedded into the google doc. Part One Topics:Colic Introduction (2 Questions)Gas Spasmodic Colic (5 Questions)Impactions (7 Questions)Sand Colic (4 Questions)Part Two Topics:Right Dorsal Displacement (4 Questions)Left Dorsal Displacement (7 Questions)Colon Torsion or Volvulus (6 Questions)Cecal Impaction (2 Questions)Enteroliths (7 Questions)This doc could be done as a class thro
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9th - 12th
Also included in: Horse Unit
My Favorite Musician/Band Project
I use this project with my middle schoolers! They research and present on their favorite musician/band. The research is thorough and they create their own presentations on Google Slides. Included is the directions and research draft page.Click the preview to see the assignment!
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5th - 12th
Music Class Student Survey
Do you teach an elective? This survey is helpful given at the beginning or end of any music, chorus, or band elective class. This survey captures student interest levels for many typical music activities and song genres, and provides information on why students may sign up for or leave the elective. This useful information helps maintain a student oriented, highly motivational elective class. Three pages include two charts and five simple questions.
Adaptations allowed to fit your own elect
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Tools for Music Classroom Management Bundle
Composer/Musical Artist Research Project
This project is fantastic to use at the end of a unit, after a concert but before learning new music, or at the end of the semester or school year when all concerts are over. When the projects are finished, you can have students present to one another and practice good "audience" etiquette as well.
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6th - 12th
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Voyager Golden Record Project
In this music project, students will learn about the Voyager missions in the late 70's, and how scientists compiled an assortment of photos, sounds, and music to attach to the space probe. These materials were put on a golden record, and sent into the cosmos in the event of an alien encounter.
Students will use the knowledge of what was on the original record to choose their own photos, sounds, and music for the new "Voyager III" mission. They will write about why they chose their selections, a
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5th - 12th
Halloween-themed Broadway Shows Online Scavenger Hunt
This great theatre activity is a must during the week of Halloween, allowing students to search for the "clues" online! It covers 20 great Broadway productions that are perfect for Halloween! The shows range from recent Broadway favorites all the way back to the 1940s! It can be used as a “stand-alone” activity or as a starting point for one or more of the other activities in the included “Suggestions,” and it's a great introduction if your group just happens to be gearing up for production of
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Halloween Seasonal Scene Bundle
Virtual Music - Passion Project
A passion project designed to inspire creativity in students and to encourage them to advocate for or bring awareness to an issue they are passionate about. This is a great way to bring light to many different facets of the music curriculum by engaging students in listening, interpreting, creating and applying foundations of music through performance and creation of pieces as well. Feel free to adapt it as per the goals/objectives of your class!
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6th - 12th
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Composer Research - Choir Concert Make Up Assignment
A composer research project that I used to a choir concert make up assignment. Student scan complete this is research paper or PowerPoint format.
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: Composer Research - Choir Concert Make Up Bundle
Composer Research Project
This project is a great resource for: ends of semesters, time right after concerts when it is too early to start the next set of music, when you have a substitute, when you need something else to supplement the learning of repertoire, virtual learning, students who are ineligible or unable to participate in concerts.
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6th - 12th
Contemporary (Popular) Song Research Paper
Teaching contemporary/popular solos in your vocal music class or private music studio? I created this assignment to provide an independent research opportunity for vocal students, with the goal of giving them a deeper understanding of the music and text they are studying. This works well as a homework, library research, or emergency lesson assignment.
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9th - 12th
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Music Composer Bracket Project: History
This is a Word Document that I created to use as an ongoing year-long project for all of my music students during off-site learning. The concept is for students to research 8 different composers, document that research, and pick their favorite out of those 8 using a sports bracket diagram. The document is completely customizable - I am starting with the Classical Era of music, but will be editing the document to include every era throughout our school year. After multiple brackets are complete,
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9th - 12th
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Music History Group Project
This is a great group project to expose students to music history. Each group consists of three members that each have specific tasks to complete in making a final presentation on a period of music history. This product is fully editable so you can use it however you would like. It can be used for one class period or can span the course of a few days!
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6th - 12th
Music Theory "Scavenger Hunt": Vocal Music
This assignment was designed to make music theory more practical, as it deals with a piece of repertoire the students are working on at the time. It is also fun and interactive, and gets the students moving around the classroom and gaining information from their classmates. Although this worksheet contains some questions that were specific to the piece we were studying at the time, it can be easily tailored to suit any piece of choral repertoire you are working on with your class.
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9th - 12th
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Song Meaning
In this assignment, students take a scientific approach to understanding the meaning behind the music that they are performing. It can either be completed as a group or individually, and can be completed virtually and/or printed out. In my class, I choose one of the choral pieces that we are singing, and have students complete the Google Doc after we listen to the song as a group. Once students complete the assignment, then we digest it as a group. The goal of the assignment is for students to h
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6th - 12th
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Music Festival Project- Planning Questions- PRINTABLE & EDITABLE
--- SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIAL FOR THE MUSIC FESTIVAL PROJECT ---This editable and printable Google Doc includes all the questions from Part One in the Music Festival Project. Aids with student understanding, outlining, and completion of their project.
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6th - 9th
Also included in: Music Festival Project BUNDLE!
Art Song Research Paper
Teaching art songs in your vocal music class or private music studio? I created this assignment to provide an independent research opportunity for vocal students, with the goal of giving them a deeper understanding of the music and text they are studying. This works well as a homework, library research, or emergency lesson assignment.
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9th - 12th
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What is a Melody and how to compose a Melody
This lesson plan uses part of Bernstein's Young People's Concerts series to help students understand the major components of melody as well as my own video tutorial on how to compose a melody. The lesson comes with discussion questions and several video links.
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7th - 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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Musical Genres Mini-Project
This project encourages students to explore their favorite genre. Great as an introductory activity for a Music Appreciation or General Music class.
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6th - 12th
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Choosing a Musical Theatre Solo: Student Worksheet
This worksheet will help your vocalists brainstorm and research a Musical Theatre solo to perform for evaluation. Includes a portion for teacher approval and response.
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9th - 12th
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Alternative Assignment for Choir
This is a challenging assignment for choral students that are out of school for long periods, missing a big concert, or other issues...
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10th - 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
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
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