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High school science song microsofts
AIDS Epidemic of the 80s & 90s UNIT: Music, Art, Science, and Politics
The Essential Question for students during this unit is: How did the LGBTQ community creatively respond to the AIDS crisis in the 1980s and 1990s, and protest government inaction in addressing the epidemic? First, students will share what they already know about AIDS - do a KWL chart if you are familiar. Review the Overview slide with students to provide background information and front load before beginning videos and activities.Students will watch a video clip and look at documents that explai
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8th - 11th
Pocahontas: "Colors of the Wind" Environmental Science
Students will listen to the song "Colors of the Wind" from Disney's Pocahontas on YouTube. After listening to the lyrics of this song they will annotate the lyrics from three points of view: that of Pocahontas, John Smith and finally, their own! I use this in my environmental science class and it makes for an interesting take on the environmentalist side (Pocahontas) vs. the Anti-environmentalist side (John Smith) and they can then evaluate to see where they are on that scale! Great, super fun,
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Disney Environmental Science Activities
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Physical Science Review Song Video
This song helps students remember a lot of the chemistry content from physical science. This includes a document with the lyrics and a video of me singing the song so the words and tune can be easily matched.
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8th - 11th
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Graphing with Song Ratings- Scientific Method, Learning to Graph, etc...
This is a great engaging activity for students to learn about making a data table and a graph. They will choose 30 seconds of a song to be played for the class, everyone else will rate it on a scale of 1-5, then they will make a data table with their results and graph them.I have paper rating cards included in this document, but I have also used a google form! If you would like a copy of the rating google form send me a message after you purchase and I will share it with you :)It can be used for
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6th - 12th
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Leave No Trace Song - Outdoor Education For K-12 Students
This is a great tool for teaching Leave No Trace environmental ethics with K-12 students. Paired together with our other resources for teaching Leave No Trace, you'll have a full curriculum of LNT focused activities for students of all ages. You can play this song on just about any string instrument of we recommend the ukulele or guitar (instructional videos soon to follow). If you like our products for sharing Leave No Trace with elementary age students be sure to leave a review! Other prod
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PreK - 12th
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Also included in: Leave No Trace Environmental Ethics for Elementary Students
Les Paul - inventor of Electric Guitar
This is a lesson about the inventor of the electric guitar, Les Paul. It can be used for fifth grade, middle school and high school if needed. The lesson was inspired by John Jacobson's Music Express Magazine lesson. The magazines are no longer in print.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Anatomy and Physiology Song (I love Bio 3)
I love to sing. So I rewrite the words to particular songs.This song is to the tune of I love a Rainy Night by Eddie Rabbitt. It's an oldie but easy to sing to.Kids at first think singing is odd...but it really helps them learn the content.This song deals with how anatomy and physiology is broken down.
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11th - 12th
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Theory is never ever a Law
This is a PowerPoint of SCIENCE LYRICS to the tune of Taylor Swift " NEVER EVER GETTING BACK TOGETHER"...explaining why theories will never be laws. Your students will remember this information because they remember this song! Well worth the money to have students remember these key terms!
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6th - 9th
Lab Safety - Dumb Ways To Die in the Science Lab
My students really enjoy this activity for learning and reviewing lab safety rules. Dumb Ways to Die is a popular and clever song and game app for mobile devices. It was initially created to spread awareness for train crossing safety. In this activity students are challenged to change the lyrics of the original song and make it about dumb ways to die in the science lab. By creating lyrics about breaking the science rules, students actually show their knowledge of correct way to be safe in th
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5th - 12th
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Phases of The Moon Song and Powerpoint
Powerpoint using Phases of the Moon song with visual aids added to help students recognize the various phases of the moon.
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2nd - 9th
Water Cycle Rap and Analyses Questions
Students love music and many students learn best through auditory learning. Listening to science songs and analyzing lyrics can be a great way to deepen student understanding. In this activity, students can listen to the rap on youtube, watch the visuals, and analyze the lyrics. It is a lively and engaging activity catering to many learning styles!
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5th - 9th
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Genetics: Motivational DNA Rap Video
Bring DNA to Life with an Engaging Rap Video!This comprehensive package provides:A high-energy DNA rap video:Captivating visuals featuring lyrics in waving motion.Catchy and informative lyrics that reinforce key DNA concepts.Perfect for introducing or reviewing DNA structure, function, and replication.This product is ideal for:Engaging a diverse range of learners with an audio-visual learning experience.**Making complex scientific concepts memorable and fun.Promoting student creativity and owner
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7th - 12th
Properties of Waves and how those properties relate to music
Use this google doc to print or post as an assignment to Google Classroom and select "make a copy" for every students to help them learn the measurable properties of waves by filling in their answers and relating the concepts to something all of our students enjoy: music! Tell the students "blue is for you to do" and let them know of the visual cue that when they see any blue box on the doc, that it is an indicator to them to type their responses.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Quiz Day Song - "Major Quiz"
"Major Quiz" is a parody of"Major Tom" by Shiny Toy Guns (<- *not* the David Bowie version, "Space Oddity")This all-purpose Quiz Day Song is great for any class, any subject!Easy enough to sing for a Tenor or Alto; just bump it up/down an octave for Soprano or Bass.Bonus: Students found this calming, even though the song itself is quite "tense" and "anxious" (intentionally). Speed up / Slow down to ease them into a calmer headspace as you sing. ----I wrote a few parody songs for my studen
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: Quiz Day and Biology Songs! (all)
Quiz Day Song - "Somewhere in Your Brain"
"Somewhere in Your Brain" is a parody of"Blowin' in the Wind" - Bob DylanThis all-purpose Quiz Day Song is great for any class, any subject!Easy enough to sing for a Tenor or Alto; just bump it up/down an octave for Soprano or Bass.----I wrote a few parody songs for my students, based on classroom culture, student stress level, or recent content. Occasionally, I’d put hints and reminders about content into the song, to ensure students would quietly listen while I sang. On those occasions, of cou
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: Quiz Day and Biology Songs! (all)
I just want to Part remix by Mr. A. Lyrical Content Dissection
This product includes the lyrics to the song, the dissection(breakdown) of the lyrics in student friendly language, as well as definitions of key terms.
Lyrical Content Breakdown was made to be easily edited into cloze notes by taking out key vocabulary terms and replacing them with blanks that students will fill in. I have also edited out the explanations for the lyrics and asked students to insert their own explanations of the lyrics, and then used it as a formative/summative assessment of und
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5th - 9th
Christmas labNewton's three laws of motion and Jingle Bells
Grade 8 STEM Every year at Christmas you will hear Jingle Bells. However very few people really understand how dangerous this activity truly is to both human and horse.Students will apply the three laws of motion to determine how dangerous it is to dash through the snow in a one horse sleigh
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7th - 10th
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MS-PS2-2
, MS-PS2-1
Body Systems Raps and Analyses Qs
**Distance Learning and Remote Learning AppropriateIn this activity students will listen to a series of Body Systems Songs/Raps in a "Battle of the Bands" contest. Students can vote on the best Body Systems Song/Rap. Lyrics are included for songs 2 and 3. Analyses Questions are included for song 3! Students love this activity and it caters to auditory, visual and verbal learners!1.Mackelmore Thrift Shop Remix!http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBLm7rK05Yc 2. So Many Systemshttp://www.youtube.com/
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6th - 9th
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MS-LS1-3
Chromosome Song (Telephone by Lady Gaga Parody)
This song, a parody of Telephone by Lady Gaga, can be used to introduce new vocabulary and processes, or at the middle/end of a unit to put everything together.
When using, I had students sing it first (or read along while I sang terribly), so we could work on word pronunciation. Then we would underline key words and processes.
On the second page, we would go through and illustrate (in guided form if some of the words were new, or independent/with a partner if most of the content had been cove
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8th - 10th
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Photosynthesis:Light Dependent Reactions Story
Comes with a fun story about the life of an electron in the light dependent reactions of photosynthesis and hints at what happens afterwards... the calvin cycle...
A fun and engaging way to describe the process to your students!
Rock Cycle Song-To the classic "under pressure!"
A great song to the lyrics (modified) of David Bowie's "under pressure." Helps students learn the 3 basic rock types-sedimentary, igneous, metamorphic.
All you need is this 3 page lyric sheet and your own copy of "under pressure" by Mr. David Bowie. Just sing my words along with an instrumental version to make it work well.
Remember the Noble Gases to the tune of "Jingle Bells"
Here is a song that I wrote to help a friend out. It is some basics about identifying the noble gases and can be sung to the tune of "Jingle Bells". Great for any science lover, chemist, or nerdy musician.
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6th - 12th, Staff
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Quiz Day Song - "Edge of an A"
"Edge of an A" is a parody of"Edge of Glory" by Lady GagaThis all-purpose Quiz Day Song is excellent for any Quiz or Test!Easy enough to sing for a Tenor or Alto; just bump it up/down an octave for Soprano or Bass. If you're an alto, like me, sing it about half an octave lower than Lady Gaga does, and you should be fine.Bonus: This song, like many of my Quiz Day songs, refers to useful study strategies and resources. If students didn't utilize them, and feel anxious about today's quiz, the so
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: Quiz Day and Biology Songs! (all)
Quiz Day Song - "Machine-Quiz"
"Machine-Quiz" is a parody of"Machinehead" by BushThis all-purpose Quiz Day Song is great for any class, any subject!Easy enough to sing for a Tenor or Alto; just bump it up/down an octave for Soprano or Bass.Bonus: Students found this super-calming, even though it comes from not-always-relaxing Bush. See if it helps your crew similarly!----I wrote a few parody songs for my students, based on classroom culture, student stress level, or recent content. Occasionally, I’d put hints and reminders
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: Quiz Day and Biology Songs! (all)
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