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Music composition songs for Easel
YOUR NAME IS A SONG MUSIC Worksheets Activities Theory Listening SEL Assess
Your Name is a Song by Jamilah Thompkins-Bigelowe Jamilah Thompkins-Bigelow has written one of the finest books I've ever read to encourage children to learn about the importance, the musicality and meaning for everyone's name!This 21 page K-5 Music SEL & Easel Activity set is full of engaging music, social awareness, ELA and artistic activities for your classroom or digital classroom setting.Your students will love celebrating their names with these fun activities:2 Color by Note & Rest
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K - 5th
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Ta and Ti-Ti Songs and Activities - Quarter and Eighth Notes
Are you looking for ideas to teach ta and ti-ti, or quarter and eighth notes, in the music classroom, while engaging your students in fun songs and activities? Wanting to save time preparing to teach rhythm to your first and second graders? If so, this ta and ti-ti unit is perfect! The activities in this set can be used in your 1st grade or 2nd grade music lessons to improve your students' understanding of rhythm and music theory. This comprehensive set will give you opportunities to assess AND
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1st - 2nd
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Also included in: Kindergarten and First Grade Music Bundle
Let's Write a Blues Song - Black History Month Music Genre
Are you looking for a way to observe Black History Month or enhance Music Genre Studies? This student-centered Blues resource is great to project and teach from your interactive board or assign through Easel Activities with Audio clips. Original blues lyrics are included to assist you in teaching the formula for writing blues lyrics, rhythm patterns and instrumental parts for traditional 12-bar blues songs. In this resource you will find charts for emerging musicians of any age.VoicePianoBarred
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Not Grade Specific
You're A Grand Old Flag Fill in the blank Worksheet (Digital)
Are you looking for an assessment to asses if your students have mastered "You're A Grand Old Flag?" My students LOVE fill-in-the blank activities because they are fun and a bonus is it helps reinforce reading comprehension and vocabulary! Here is a super simple assessment to use in your classroom to celebrate Veteran's Day or to use all year round! I have included a super cute slide with the lyrics as well. I hope you and your student's enjoy!Thank you so much!
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Also included in: Patriotic Music Songs Bundle Veteran's Day
Mr. Everybody's Recorder Book 2
Recorder Book 2 introduces the notes F, E, D, C, F# and Bb. You will love the accompaniments which also contain progressive harmony or duet parts. Ideal arrangements for programs whose rehearsal accompaniment are with and without the melody and harmony parts.
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4th - 8th
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Middle School Music - Introduction to Composing Through Emotions
If you're looking for a middle school music unit to introduce composition, this introductory mini-unit on composing through emotions is perfect! Use the included illustrations to discuss mood and music, teach how emotions can be conveyed through chord progressions, and lead students in composing their own progressions and/or melodies to correlate with each illustration. The illustration charts allow students to identify each emotion for each character and also choose which instruments would best
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6th - 9th
Also included in: SEL for Middle School Music BUNDLE - Social Emotional Learning
Beat Grids - Visualise and Play Fantastic Rhythms - EASEL ACTIVITY
Beat Grids - Visualise and Play Fantastic RhythmsThis rhythm-learning music-making Easel Activity outlines the value of learning rhythm and allows students to explore the world of rhythm for drum kit, body percussion and for groups/ensembles where each group plays their instrument (think possibilities like Boomwhackers) on their line. The activity comprises of beat grids in six different time signatures and beat divisions:1. 4/4 - 8th notes2. 4/4 - 16th notes3. 4/4 - 8th note triplets4. 3/4 - 8t
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Beat Grids Bundle - Printables and Easel Activity
Carnival of the Animals Unit | Composer Bio, Worksheets, & Assessment
"Carnival of the Animals" is a beautiful programmatic piece written by French composer Camille Saint-Saens who wrote each movement to depict an animal. As history tells it, this now-beloved piece was intended to be a joke when his students challenged him to compose a piece about animals! This document includes:Composer biography14 Movements - instruments & imagesColor by Note worksheetsColor by Rhythm worksheetsListening MapsAssessment & answer keyThank You & Terms of UseThese prin
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PreK - 6th, Staff
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Also included in: Year Long Music Lessons & Curriculum for 2nd Grade | 30% off
We Are Reading Rhythm - Anchor Charts
Looking for Literacy Connections? Then you’ll love our new Literacy Series. It includes: Anchor Charts Easy Readers Mini Books Playing Cards Show-Off Bracelets Brag TagsThese are growing bundles for each standards-based element of elementary music. Enjoy this and other Learning CENTERed Music resources to include math connections, too. Please comment to let me know how you and your students enjoy this series. For custom orders or suggestions, send me an email. I’d love to hear from you. MusicP
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1st - 3rd
Quarter and Eighth Notes with Bingo
Quarter and Eighth Notes with Bingo Here is a fun slideshow presentation lesson plan for any 1st and 2nd grade classroom. This could be used in the music classroom to review the classic folk song and introduce vocabulary of eighth notes and quarter notes or presented in the general classroom as a fun brain break! Bingo is a timeless song that should be continued to be taught to children everywhere. This slideshow makes it easy to walk through singing the song as well as teachin
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K - 2nd
Chemistry The Periodic Table set to Song High School Science
The periodic table is the language of chemists. Chemistry, as a subject, can feel quite tricky to students, because we must knit together three conceptual levels: the sub-microscopic, the macroscopic, and the symbolic. The key is to understand that the symbols are not just another hurdle we have to jump through, they're something that can help us represent complex ideas. And that’s really amazing.Putting the periodic table to music will motivate students to learn the elements in a fun and unique
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8th - 10th
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MS-PS1-5
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