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Jazz Music of the Harlem Renaissance
Guide your students through the history of jazz during the Harlem Renaissance. This vibrant, informative 20-slide Google slideshow teaches students to listen, discuss and learn about the great composers of jazz in the 1920s and 1930s. This resource includes the following:links to videos of famous jazz compositionsstudent reflection promptshistory of jazz/background information slideslinks to videos that teach about the Harlem Jazz scenevibrant photos and images from the time periodAs a bonus...a
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MP3s - National Anthems of the World - All 196 Countries - MP3 format- 218 files
National Anthems of the World - All 196 Countries - MP3 formatThis is set of 218 MP3 format National Anthems from around the world. All anthems are instumental (orchestral) versions in excellent quality audio.These anthems are perfect for educational projects and teaching resources.All files are named by country for convenience.See our other Country Related Products!:USA State Flags: All 50 states - 450 graphics - Clip Art and Coloring PagesFlags of the World: All 196 countries - 2517 graphics
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Black Mathematicians Music Video
In honor of Black History month, celebrate some of the pioneers in the field of mathematics with this music video that will be sure to have your students singing along.Host a Music Notes concert at your school! Click here to request information.Be sure to check out some of our other free videos:I Did My HomeworkBack To SchoolImage Credits:Kelly Miller: https://www.biography.com/scientist/kelly-millerBenjamin Banneker: https://www.wsfa.com/story/220183/benjamin-banneker/Mary Jackson: https://www.
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Kenya Cheer
Original cheer about Kenya for the "Mighty Maasai". Will do any other countries upon request! Includes lyrics sheet, banner, and signs. **Audio recording available too**
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Kumbayah - Classroom Video With African Drums
Kumbayah is a song with African-American roots but it loved and recognized all over the world. This version by DARIA does not use the traditional verses of “Someone’s crying, Lord… Someone’s smiling Lord” but instead uses verses about playing drums and shekeres and instruments from the traditional cultures of Africa. The video features four different types of drums seen in the diverse and beautiful cultures of Africa. This video is a great addition to any unit about Africa, drums, traditional c
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Thula Thula African Lullaby Song
Learn the words of this soothing African lullaby: Thula Thula.
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Kumbayah (Improvisational Version With Students) Free Lyric Page
Everyone loves the song "Kumbayah". This is a new version set to a South African beat and featuring a talking drum. In the original version the improvised verses say things like: "Someone's laughing or someone's crying". In this version we've added things that can be used in a song circle or with students remotely. The new verse says "someone's playing on the drum today... or someone's playing on the shekere". These verses can be changed to include what the students are using as instrument
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