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Study skills writing-essays songs
The Odyssey / O Brother Where Art Thou Movie Activities, Lyric Analysis, CCSS
The movie O Brother Where Art Thou is the perfect pairing to add fun and depth of learning to The Odyssey! These activities foster comparison skills as students analyze the similarities and differences between the two mediums. As a bonus, I've included two song-lyric analysis activities in which students apply Odysseus' travels to the lyrics from two different tunes that make an appearance, including "I Am A Man of Constant Sorrow"! I find this adds just a splash of extra fun! ♪INCLUDES: ★2 page
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7th - 12th
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Bosquejo para Ensayo Argumentativo Hamilton Satisfied - SPANISH Argument Essay
Si te cuesta motivar a tus estudiantes a argumentar, ¡déjaselo a Hamilton! La canción Satisfied del popular musical histórico modela perfectamente la estructura del ensayo. Esta unidad enseña a los estudiantes las características de un buen texto argumentativo, y luego los guía en la redacción de un ensayo argumentativo. Tras analizar la situación a la que se enfrenta Angelica Schuyler en la canción, los estudiantes tomarán una postura a favor del amor o la razón, y pasarán por el proceso de esc
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7th - 11th
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
Hamilton Musical Satisfied Song Argumentative Essay Writing Outlines and Debate
Drawing from a catchy song from Hamilton, students will learn the structure of an argumentative speech, and craft their own effective argument essay about following love vs. reason. Students will use guiding outlines to get their ideas together and craft a well-structured paper. The song matter will bring out the best kind of passion in students, the same one they’ll need to take a stance about potential real-life relationship decisions.The teacher may decide to extend this lesson with a debate
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8th - 11th
Testing Strategies Song Lyrics PowerPoint and Music Video
Twelve Tips for Testing is a rewrite of The Twelve Days Before Christmas that reminds students of a dozen successful strategies for taking tests. There is a PPT of the song lyrics without music and a music video. The PPT and music video are great for testing pep rallies as an audience sing-a-long. It provides a good break for performers changing costumes or arranging stage props before a skit. Great for classroom use, too!MUSIC licensed by Envato Music and Audio Jungle. You must provide your own
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3rd - 5th
Also included in: Testing Pep Rally Mega Bundle
Bundle: Samantha Smith: Short Story, Persuasive Letters
Create an entire unit by using this Bundle:-Learn about Samantha Smith's life by reading a short story.- Learn how to write persuasive letters and, a bonus, knit Samantha's outfit for an 18" doll.An Easel Assessment is included.
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6th - 9th
Subject Pronoun Spanish Song Lyrics and Activity
Teaching Spanish through Music and movement is key! This is a wonderful tool to use for your Spanish class and students who are having trouble remembering the subject pronouns in Spanish and their meanings!
This activity includes both the song lyrics and the tables to fill in the meanings. It can be used as an in-class activity, homework, or even as an assessment tool!
Students can sing the song and then fill in the blank spaces in the chart. The real challenge will be the last chart that the
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3rd - 10th
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R.A.C.E.S. Strategy Chant Lyrics & Video by Learn to the Beat with Rita Malone
Turn your classroom into a writing powerhouse with Rita Malone's captivating RACES Writing Strategy Chant! Engage and empower your students as they master the art of essay writing – restating, answering, citing the text, explaining their evidence, and summarizing. Say goodbye to dull writing lessons and hello to an interactive, rhythmic experience that will transform your students into confident writers. The students will march it out like writing soldiers who are ready to take on any writing pr
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4th - 12th
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R.A.C.E. Strategy Chant Lyrics & Video by Learn to the Beat with Rita Malone
Turn your classroom into a writing powerhouse with Rita Malone's captivating RACE Writing Strategy Chant! Engage and empower your students as they master the art of essay writing – restating, answering, citing the text, and explaining their evidence. Say goodbye to dull writing lessons and hello to an interactive, rhythmic experience that will transform your students into confident writers. The students will march it out like writing soldiers who are ready to take on any writing prompt they are
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4th - 12th
Informative/Informational Essay Song (Blank Space)
Students love to jam out to this familiar tune while learning to write an effective informational essay. This was an awesome tool for my fifth grade students! ENJOY!
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3rd - 6th
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Writer’s Toolkit for Kindergarten -Word Wall, ABC Chart & Song, Next Steps Check
Writer’s Toolkit for Kindergarten, to help kids write and assess their own work. ABC Chart, Personal Word Wall, Next Steps Checklist for a writer's notebook or folder. BONUS: ABC Song and Writing Rubric in a Song MP3s to liven up your lessons with an educational song and dance break! > Printables to fold and glue into a writer’s notebook or place in a writer’s folder: 1) ABC Chart – print in color or grayscale; black line version, word-only, and letter-only versions so you may different
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K
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30 Song-Inspired Writing Prompts for Social Studies and History
Combine social studies and history content with writing and music. If you want to find a creative way to get your students to enjoy writing and learn Social Studies and History concepts at the same time, this is your answer. Each writing prompt is tied to a song with the youtube video attached. Get your students to practice writing mini-essays by combining it with the joy of music. This is also a great way for them to hone their listening skills.I have found these song journal writing prompts to
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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R.A.C.E. Song for Constructed Responses
I wrote this song to help my students remember the steps to writing a constructed response. This is a new concept to them and they need to be prepared for the new state test, Georgia Milestones. They will RESTATE the question, ANSWER the question, CITE evidence from the text, and EXPLAIN their answer.
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1st - 8th
Long Division with The Cupid Shuffle!!!
Long Division can be easy and fun! With this packet your students will be able to apply the steps from The Cupid Shuffle to the steps of Long Division! It is a great way to engage your students and excite them!
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4th - 6th
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Literary Analysis of Lyrics - Pick a Song! - Text Analysis Response exercise
Included here is an assignment where students are directed to complete a literary analysis of a song they select that tells a story or has lyrics that employ literary elements. If they are not able to find a song of their own, the lyrics to twenty-three popular songs are included, along with line numbers. The songs cover pop, country, hip-hop, rock, jazz, r&b, soul, movie soundtrack, and musical theater genres.
Also included is an exemplar essay response that students may use as a helpful
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9th - 12th
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Testing Strategies Song Lyrics for Twelve Days of Christmas
Twelve Tips for Testing can be sung to the tune of The Twelve Days of Christmas to help motivate your students by reminding them of successful strategies for taking tests. Great for pep rallies too!The thumbnails and preview show an excerpt from the song lyrics.I’d appreciate your purchase, your rating, and your feedback.Thank you from The Brighter Rewriter!► CLICK HERE to follow me for new product notifications, special discounts & other fun stuff!Related Products❤️ Reading Test Song Lyrics
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3rd - 5th
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Library - Song
The library song is a goofy poem with a little instrumentation which discusses the rules of the Library.
Lyrics:
Oh there is nothing more exciting than a good, good book
So when I’m in the library I look, look, look
For a story that will thrill me
A story that will fill me
A story that will take me to another place or time
where I can learn and dream and find
a thousand answers to the questions in my mind.
But if I hear you talking.
Or I hear you loudly walking
If you giggle, laugh or scream
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PreK - 3rd
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Thirteen Colonies - Educational Music Video - Song - Lesson Plan
Check out this sure-fire way to get your students to memorize the order of the original thirteen American colonies! First pass out the lyrics sheet along with some highlighters. Then have your students read aloud and highlight important parts. Next play the video. Finally assess them with a quick 10-question quiz. The video, sample lesson plan, lyrics sheet, and quiz are all included!
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This bundle includes:
-Music Video
-Sample Lesson Plan
-Q
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4th - 10th
Constructed Response Song
This is a song about the RACE strategy for writing constructed responses. It is set to the tune of Shake It Off by Taylor Swift. If you e-mail me with proof you have purchased these lyrics, I can send you the MP4 of the song with myself and a friend singing it. b.allison.rodgers@gmail.com
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Finding Poetic elements and figurative language in Katy Perry's "Roar"
Using Katy Perry's "Roar" song, students are asked to find similes, metaphors, and idioms as well as poetic elements such as alliteration, assonance, rhyme, and repetition. As a closure activity, students are asked what they would like to "ROAR" about and use their answers to help introduce opinion writing.
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7th - 12th
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Effectively Quoting Textual Evidence and Pointing it Back to a Claim
Have students practice effectively quoting textual evidence and pointing it back to a claim. There are three sections of activities. Each on provides two quotes and one claim. The goal is to use these and have students write mini paragraphs. READY TO USE!!Includes a Do NowIncludes classroom normsIncludes Learning Target & unpacking of the learning targetIncludes directionsIncludes an Exit TicketEasily set up as an I do, We do, You do activity
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5th - 12th
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Erosion Song/Rap to the Tune of Justin Bieber's "Boyfriend"
With "Justin Bieber fever" being so contagious in my 5th grade classroom, I decided to make new words to Bieber's popular "Boyfriend" song. The lyrics are fast moving and review the concept of erosion. It was a big hit in my classroom. Even the "Bieber haters" were converted. We sang along with the YouTube. You can also find karaoke versions once you get the beat down. Hope you have fun with this activity!
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4th - 10th
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Writing with Details - Music Video - Educational Song
Fun song about adding details to your writing.
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Grammarheads videos are the perfect supplement to every day instruction. Use them as an anticipatory set to get your kids pumped up about what you have to teach. Use them to fill gaps your general curriculum left open. You can even use them for karaoke in the classroom! Any way you cut it, they're a fantastic addition to your lesson plan. You won't find any whacky cartoon characters or childish gimmicks tha
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2nd - 6th
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Writing Rubric in a Song - Grades 1-5 MP3
Writing rubric in a song. Kids will review some of the main elements of the writing and language arts rubric, and take a song and dance break, too.The writing rubric rules apply to fiction and nonfiction. They include: Write about one topicTell about the 5WsUse your 5 senses to describeWrite for an audienceMake it colorful to readStart writing with a great “lead” Give examples (or “play a little riff”) on the themeSummarize at the endBe careful, neat, and spell it rightMany, though not all, of
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K - 5th
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