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Preschool other (performing arts) rubrics in English (UK)
Australian Curriculum Foundation/ Prep Music Report Card Comments
Prep teachers! Reporting deadlines approaching? Need help writing your Music report comments? Comments you can use straight away - Easy to use and a huge time-saver! Take the pressure out of reporting and be confident your comments are well-written and align with the Australian Curriculum Music Achievement Standard. This file contains 70 A-E report card comments for Foundation Level - The Arts - Music. Available in word format for easy cutting and pasting into documents. These comments are al
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PreK - K
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Singing Assessment - Rubric
Elevate your choral instruction with "Singing Assessment - Rubric," a meticulously crafted singing rubric designed to assess and enhance students' vocal skills. This user-friendly resource provides a comprehensive framework for evaluating:Accuracy: Pitch and RhythmMusicality: Blend and BalanceBreath and PostureIntonationThis rubric will allow you to provide targeted feedback and guide your students toward vocal excellence. Transform your choir rehearsals with this invaluable tool and witness
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PreK - 12th
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Rubric Awards for General Music
Our rubric music awards are designed to help a general music teacher have an easy assessment tool, as well as a positive communication tool to send home. The rubrics are fully editable to allow you to input your own standards, although we have included standards from Washington State. The first three sets of awards are not editable but the final award is fully editable to fit your needs. Each set of awards is a half-sheet and two to a page for paper conservation. Rubrics are printed several
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PreK - 3rd
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Sound Story Rubrics
3 Sound Story Rubrics to be used for Elementary General Music
#1 to be used for using instruments to represent actions in a song/story.
#2 to be used for sound stories with specific rhythms to be played.
#3 to be used for sound stories that use improvisation with instruments.
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PreK - 8th
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Performance Levels for Music *REVISED* *FREEBIE*
Visual performance levels for music teachers/students. Levels 1, 2, 3 and 4.
Ontario performance/assessment levels.
Suggested for Junior/Intermediate students (grades 4-8).
Please also check out my Performance Levels for Music (Primary - Behaviour)
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PreK - 8th
COOKIE JAR
⚠️COOKIE JAR⚠️ ••• “Who took the from the cookie jar?” ••• ⬇️How to play? ⬇️ ••• 1. We take out all the numbers and words (one, two, three ...) and count aloud from 1 to 10. 2. We put all in a container or bag and the "helper" will be the innocent hand. 3. Everyone closes the and the “helper” places it behind the child he wants without the others noticing. 4. We started singing (who took the cookie from the cookie jar? (Name) took the cookie from the cookie jar! - Who me? - Yes, you
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PreK - 12th
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PreK NAfME Standards - Learning Targets and Success Criteria
Do you struggle coming up with those pesky “I can” statements often asked by your district or school? Well panic no longer! Taken from the National Association for Music Education, I have created a document that includes grade level standards, learning targets, and “I can” statements or success criteria. Use these to guide your planning and lessons in your own classroom, or even springboard into creating your own statements!
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PreK
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How To Teach "The Weather Song" (or any song) In 7 Simple Steps
In this video Steve shows you the 7 simple steps he uses to introduce new songs. We've used our easy kids song "How's The Weather?" as an example. The steps are simple and with a little practice introducing new songs, like "How's The Weather?" will be a breeze!
Get FREE Weather cards here!
and 4 versions of the weather song are on the album here
See more of our videos on teacherspayteachers here
Or see TONS more on our youtube channel
Check out our Music stuff here
We are adding tons
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PreK - 2nd
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Assignment Checklist
Being able to have a checklist in the classroom for while students turn in their work, is extremely helpful. As students turn in their work, they will put a checkmark next to their name, so that you can see who did or did not turn it in. I use this for when they turn in homework assignments, tests, quizzes, class work, etc.
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PreK - 12th
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Free
Hello My name is DaNette Postell and I am An Author, teacher, and creator.
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PreK
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