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6th grade english language arts songs for Microsoft PowerPoint
Aca-Scuse Me? Teaching Theme vs. Main Idea With Music and Lyrics
This assignment is PITCH PERFECT for teaching theme to students grades 4 through 8!***UPDATED 9/8/18 TO INCLUDE:***PRE/POST TEST ANSWER KEYSCONCEPT HANDOUT FOR STUDENTSANSWER SHEETS FOR EACH OF THE 5 SONGSIf you are like me back during my first year of teaching 5th, I struggled to teach main idea and theme. This assignment makes the task more fun. Resource is designed to help your students analyze 5 popular songs for themes. Included in this 21 page bundle:-5 hugely popular song lyric pages for
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4th - 8th
Rock Your Writing! Parts of Speech Bundle - Songs, PowerPoints, Worksheets
Here is the ultimate Rock Your Writing! lesson plan system for teaching elementary schoolers about all the parts of speech. This will save you a lot of money instead of buying our products separately. It even covers prepositional phrases, the four types of sentences and their punctuation, subjects and predicates, and compound sentences. This combo comes with the entire 97- page Rock Your Writing! resource book. Nonfiction sentence examples are used extensively throughout the book, as it is desi
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2nd - 6th
Classroom Songs (for Morning Meetings, Transitions and Community Building)
The first 6 educational songs in a growing bundle written to popular songs your students will love! Build community and have fun learning through singing! Looking for content specific songs for your grade level? Head over to @that_idaho_teacher on instagram and send me a message! This bundle includes lyrics, instrumental links and directions on how to get morning songs going in your classroom! Songs include:Achiever: tune of BelieverGrowing: tune of I Ain’t Worried My brain: tune of BANGOur Clas
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K - 6th
Music of the Harlem Renaissance {Duke Ellington Play-Along}
Teach students to appreciate music and poetry of the Harlem Renaissance! This resource includes:a power-up activity where students determine whether a quote comes from Harlem Renaissance poetry or a hip hop songbackground information on famous jazz composer Duke Ellingtonan instrument play-along to "It Don't Mean a Thing if it Ain't Got That Swing"brief introduction of how music is organized into measures, meter, and note valuesYou might also be interested in these other resources:Proud Mary {In
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2nd - 8th
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PENTATONIX: A Capella Singing Sensation! - PowerPoint Presentation w/ Quiz
Get to know Pentatonix, the five member a cappella group that's taking the world by storm! This PowerPoint presentation is packed with information on the group, from their beginnings to their current successes. Plus, there's a 10 question quiz at the end to test your students' knowledge. Whether you're a fan of Pentatonix or not, this presentation is sure to entertain! Topics Covered:HistoryKey TermsQuotesTimelineQuizWhat's included in the package:* Pentatonix PPTX* Pentatonix Show PPSX* Pentato
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4th - 12th
COORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS (FANBOYS) RAP SONG
Hey! Do you have students who know entire rap songs but are unable to memorize the, er, finer parts of speech? Here is a powerpoint rap and song that I made to help students understand coordinating conjunctions or FANBOYS. They memorized it in two days, even though we are taking two weeks for each language skill. Enjoy!
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K - 6th
Back to School First Week of School INSPIRATIONAL Activities
This is truly a unique collection of activities and resources that are designed to be used in either a 4th, 5th, or 6th grade classroom during the first day and throughout the first week of school. If a teacher can inspire students in those first few moments of school then, the atmosphere for a productive, engaged learning environment is set for the rest of the year. This package includes:
Two highly engaging class team building exercises
A welcome poem that sets the scene for the first few mom
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4th - 7th
Old Town Road {Bucket Drumming Activity}
Review the elements of a narrative while incorporating popular music into your classroom. Students will love getting to listen and play the bucket drums to Lil Was X and Billy Ray Cyrus' hit single, "Old Town Road." Includes lesson plan suggestions, discussion prompts, compare and contrast, and bucket drumming activity. You might also be interested in these other resources:Sit Still, Look Pretty {Bucket Drumming}Respect {Instrument Play-Along}I'll Find You {Instrument Play-Along}Don't forget to
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3rd - 8th
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THE LOVE SONG ANALYSIS [ASSIGNMENTS & PROJECTS] [MIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL EDITION]
Are you stumped about what to do with your students for Valentine's Day? Don't worry about it! Let them analyze LOVE songs! The LOVE Song Analysis& Projects RESOURCE for middle and high schoolers can be used for one day, one week, or up to a month or unit of love and adds excitement for them, even if they don't have a "boo" or "bae." This EDITABLE resource has 9 PROJECTS and assignments, a whopping 25 popular love songs with videos, lyrics provided to display on your Promethean OR for annota
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6th - 12th
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Music and Poetry
Looking for materials to integrate poetry into your music classroom? Or are you a language arts teacher looking to integrate music into your classroom? This comprehensive set includes:
*Meter Powerpoint:Includes information and examples about meter in music and meter in poetry
*Rhythm Powerpoint: Includes information and examples about rhythm in music and rhythm in poetry
*Form Powerpoint: Includes information and examples about form in music and rhyming form in poetry
*Lines and Phrases Powerp
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4th - 6th
Poetry Compare and Contrast - Used To Love You and i carry your heart - Sub Plan
Compare and contrast poetry and song lyrics! Teach students to compare and contrast for state test assessment as they compare poetry and song lyrics. Gwen Stefani’s song lyrics “Used To Love You” and e.e. cummings’s poem “i carry your heart with me (I carry it in my heart)” take a different perspective on love. Both are written with voice and passion. Students will compare and contrast content, language, tone, structure and theme to prepare them for the short answer response questions on end-of-
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6th - 12th
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Folk Song and Music Lesson: "This Old Man" Rhythm, Melody, Ostinato
Folk Song favorite "This Old Man" is a great song to teach Music Concepts of Steady Beat and Rhythm. This set of music lesson materials will help you reinforce or introduce and practice singing, rhythm, notation, melody, and ostinato using the Teaching Video with FIVE sections to learn music skills. Lesson Ideas for K-6 included.RESOURCE INCLUDES:CONCEPTS:SingingRhythm, Notation, Melody, OstinatoFILE TYPES- VIDEO, PDF-Power Point-Mp3 of Vocal and Accompaniment.VIDEO: Teaching Video (piano accomp
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2nd - 6th
Song Lyric Analysis For Figurative Language Mixed Melodies Grades 5-8
This mini-lesson PowerPoint will allow your students to identify different types of figurative language from a catchy pop and country songs. Animations help both the teacher and the student identify the words in the lyrics that are figurative and the student is prompted to explain the meaning. This lesson is common core aligned and just plain, old-fashioned fun!
This activity works well after an initial lesson on figurative language or review.
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5th - 8th
Earth Day Orff Song "Earth Day is a Special Day" , Ukulele, Guitar Chords
Celebrate Earth Day in your elementary music classroom singing the fun song "Earth Day is a Special Day" to the tune of “Twinkle, Twinkle”. Use the Orff arrangement or Ukulele and Guitar pages too for an engaging Earth Day music lesson.Use this song across your grade levels. K-2 sing the song3-6 play the songUkulele Lesson for your ukulele classes.CONCEPTS:C-G7-F CHORDSNotes: C,D,E,F,G,APlaying TrianglePlaying ChordsPlaying BassPlaying MelodyRESOURCE INCLUDES:Sheet Music with and without note n
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K - 6th
Also included in: Spring April Elementary Music Lesson Bundle of Music Activities K-6
Spanish Folk Song Lyrics (Free)
This is a free collection of printable lyrics to traditional Spanish folk songs. These lyrics can be used as shared reading for young students in a bilingual classroom, or to teach vocabulary and grammar in a Spanish class.
To check out the music I use with these lyrics, click {here}.
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By: Learning At The Primary Pond with Ms. Lilypad
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PreK - 12th
Icebreaker: What makes you "roar"? Based on the lyrics Roar by Katy Perry
This is the perfect icebreaker to get to know what is important to your students, assess their comprehension, writing, and speaking skills, plus introduce them to Close Reading all while enjoying the popular song "Roar" by Katy Perry! Perfect for language arts, reading, social studies, debate, or speech classes! This icebreaker can be used to kick off a unit on argumentative writing and research or a debate!
This lesson includes:
-Teacher directions in the "Notes" section of the powerpoint
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6th - 12th
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Theme Review: Using Text and Song Lyrics
This slideshow can be used as an introduction to or review of theme and how to find the moral/life lesson of a story. It is split into 2 days of instruction, but you can also pick and choose parts to use to teach the review in one day. "Let Them Play" by Margot Theis Raven is a suggested read aloud to use. There are also slides with song lyrics and links to the videos of these song lyrics. Work with the students to teach, model, and practice how to find the theme of a story using both the book
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3rd - 6th
Figurative Language Slides - TSwift
These slides go through the most common examples of figurative language using Taylor Swift lyric examples. Each example includes a video edited to share just a piece of the song.Figurative Language included in this presentation:- Personification- Alliteration- Metaphor- Simile- Oxymoron- Hyperbole- Idiom
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4th - 8th
Narrative Writing Lesson (Story Elements Lyrics linked to Song Included)
This is a great lesson to teach your students about narrative writing. Specifically, the importance of including the five story elements in your writing piece. This lesson includes lyrics to how story elements function along with a link to the song, "Can't Stop the Feeling" by Justin Timberlake. My students loved this lesson. They were singing all about story elements at recess with their friends! This lesson also includes a short review of proper transition words to use in your writing.
Propaganda and Media Literacy Complete Unit and Group Project
This is a complete mini-unit on specific Propaganda techniques and ways to spot them in media and advertising. Students see examples, discuss questions with a partner, write down their ideas, and take guided notes. Included in this package:Complete presentation "Lesson 1: How to Spot Fake News"Complete presentation "Lesson 2: Propaganda Techniques"Printable Student Guided Notes for Lesson 2 presentationSong lyrics: "Can't Trust This Source Yet" (to the tune of "Can't Stop the Feeling" by Justin
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6th - 12th
Narrative Poetry Put to Music
Let’s write a Narrative Poem… (♪ ♪ and let’s put it to music ♪ ♪ )I play my students the song, ‘One Piece at a Time’ by Johnny Cash.This song tells a great story… much like a narrative poem tells a story.I provide them with the lyrics to ‘One Piece at a Time’ so they can reference how a story flows AND so they can see how I want them to structure their poem.Their assignment is to write their own narrative poem telling about their summer vacation and be able to sing it/say it/rap it to the tune
Poetry: Figurative Language In Song Lyrics Slideshow
This slideshow focuses on 4 types of figurative language (Similes, Metaphors, Hyperbole, and Personification) and includes examples of song lyrics that contain these types of figurative language. 1. Simile: Fight Song by Rachel Platten, Replay by Iyaz2. Metaphor: Stereo Hearts by Gym Class Heroes, Mercy by Shawn Mendes3. Hyperbole: Grenade by Bruno Mars, 1000 Years by Christina Perri4. Personification: Wake Me Up by Avicii, Thriler by Michael Jackson5. Students have to identify what type of figu
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3rd - 6th
Smooth Transitions Practice Worksheets and Song Parody Package *NEW & IMPROVED!*
Get your students thinking more intentionally about the transition words they use to link ideas in their sentences, and help them write more sophisticated and informative sentences. This package contains:A step-by-step demonstration slide show to introduce the topic in a fun wayA printable Student Note sheet (for use during presentation)Link to an Exit Ticket (Google Form)A video demo of the song "Smooth Transitions," sung to the tune of "Despacito"Lyrics of "Smooth Transitions" song split up on
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4th - 10th
Interactive Notebook: Change, Peace of Wild Things, Compare and Contrast Poetry
Arm your students with valuable compare and contrast skills for song lyrics and poetry! Teach poetic terms included used in state assessment tests using an interactive notebook. Students will compare and contrast content, language, tone, structure and theme to prepare them for the short answer response questions on end-of-the-semester tests. Compare and contrast Christina Aguilera’s “Change” and “The Peace of Wild Things.”Compare and contrast Kate Perry’s “Rise” and Warsan Shire’s poem “what th
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6th - 12th
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Strong reading skills can help students make sense of written content, and gather information for further analysis. Writing skills can help students articulate their ideas, construct arguments, and synthesize information. And speaking and listening skills empower students to clearly present their ideas, participate in group discussions, and collaborate with their classmates. This is why teaching English language arts is critically important for student’s success in school and beyond.
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