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Social Awareness: Analyzing Songs for Powerful Messages
These lesson plans and activities provided the framework for students to analyze songs for the powerful messages that are contained within the lyrics. As the students work in groups to analyze a variety of song lyrics, they will also be practicing the use of a variety of "Monitoring Comprehension" reading strategies (class anchor included). As well, students will have the opportunity to self and peer evaluate their participation and contribution during the group work stage using the attached eva
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5th - 12th
Teaching Note Names on the Treble Clef Staff (great for virtual learning!)
The following PowerPoint teaches students about how to differentiate notes on the treble clef staff. It also reviews other concepts important to music literacy such as note values, note heads/stems, the musical alphabet, and more! Thank you for visiting my page, and please leave a comment below!
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Ensemble Music Practice Planner
Help students engage and take ownership of being part of an ensemble with this simple planner!This product can be used by students in the context of a music ensemble. As you work through a section of music with the students, you can ask them to record the piece/bar numbers/practice goal to ensure that they take this home to complete. This would work for both choral and instrumental settings. Print the modifiable document for students to store in their choral or ensemble folder. Stay up to date w
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7th - 12th
Also included in: Rehearsal Resources - Get prepared on the stand!
Dark Romantics - The Fall of the House of Usher
The third lesson in a unit centering on the Dark Romantics. Students should have read this Poe short story prior to the class. The lesson incorporates visuals as well as an audio rendering of the tale available on YouTube in the public domain (link included in lesson plan). Students will identify pertinent phrases on an Edgar Allen Poe wordsplash, infer how choice of title and characters’ names are an important part of a writer’s craft, illustrate the “House of Usher” based on the author’s de
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9th
Introduction to the Elements of Choral Music
English Lesson - In Choir! Introduce your students to the different elements of a choral song by connecting it to Literature! Students will understand the elements of a song, as well as connect songs as stories. Students will also become more familiar with the musical score.IncludesPowerpointGraphic OrganizerHow To Letter
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5th - 9th
Chorus Performance Rubric
This was a rubric created by my students for choral performance. This was first a homework assignment that we compiled into an agreed rubric that would be used to self-assess, peer-assess, and class-assess when we perform songs in our own classroom. I hope you could use this too! The second page is a running record of each class.
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4th - 12th
Rehearsal Report Template
Are you a drama teacher looking to give your students a taste of the professional theatre world? Our Rehearsal Report Template is here to help!This template is perfect for young stage managers looking to keep accurate records of their rehearsals. Not only does it emulate the professional theatre world, but it helps to keep rehearsals on track and teaches students the importance of record keeping. You can use it to track student progress in scenes, monologues, and more - this is an essential to h
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Student Weekly Planner
Are your kids always asking you, "What are we doing today?" Have you ever heard, "I didn't know that was due."This is for you. If you couple this with your own lesson plan, the kids will be responsible for writing down their own objectives for the day, along with any due dates coming up that week. This is a PERFECT bellringer. Simple for students to use in Google Slides or PowerPoint!
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5th - 12th
Song Writing Template
This template is a space to write out all the information you need when you are writing a song (but don't want to use sheet music). Essentially, students are able to create a lead sheet and analyze the meter & rhyme scheme. I always encourage my students to write as much info as they possibly can, because they might need to stop and come back to it later. The more information that you have, the better you can remember your original idea/ intent. I use this in my Singer Songwriter class.
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5th - 12th
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Musical Elements Self-Study Guide & Notetaker
To be used with the Musical Elements Slideshow, here's an organizer for students to use when learning about basic musical elements. There's space here to give definitions and sample descriptor words you would use to explain what you are hearing.PitchRhythmTempoDynamicsMelodyHarmonyTextureTimbre- - - - - - - - - -* If you prefer to use a Google Doc format, please let me know after you have purchased here and I will send the link to you.- - - - - - - - - -** Please take the time to rate my product
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5th - 9th
Also included in: Musical Elements and Listening Journals
1980s Grammy Activity Handout
Paired with the 1980s Songs You Have To Know: Grammy Edition Google Slides!
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7th - 12th
Music Listening Worksheet
Have students listening to any kind of music, and they check off what they hear. This works well in a group or individual setting. Categories include instruments, voicing ...etc.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
Costume Design Guide
A guide I designed to use with my "musical theatre" students to help them come up with their own costumes to wear for the song "We Need a Little Christmas", which we will perform at our Holiday Concert.
The worksheet includes spaces to put pertinent information like the performance date, title, character description, budget, etc. and then has a diagram for students to draw their costume, front and back. Below the diagram is a checklist for students to write down the items they need; they can c
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5th - 12th
Secondary Rehearsal Plan
This is an editable rehearsal plan which includes an area for Essential Questions or Objectives and Standards.
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6th - 12th
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Private Lesson Practice Guide
This is for vocalists private lessons, it is a chart to keep track of warm-ups, songs, skills, payment and dates. Students keep these in their binders to remind them how and what to practice during the week. There is even a weekly schedule that students can circle their practice days.
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6th - 12th
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Modified Music + Education for Students with Special Needs
Hi! My name is Jacob and I am music educator, special educator and founder of Modified Music-ation: Music + Education for Students with Special Needs. Growing up with a learning disability, I struggled grasping many concepts in school; however, I LOVED playing music. While studying music, I began to make connections with simple melodies and using them as a mnemonic device for sharpening my memory. Since then, I have created a program for students to help them with their memory recognition, be
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5th - 12th
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Student Practice Plan
This form is a quick chart that students keep in their band or choir folder so they can jot down the measures they worked on/struggled with in class and need to revisit in their practice time later. It helps them to be organized when it comes time to practice. Teachers can also say "write that down in your log, I'm testing you tomorrow",etc.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
Choir Fantasy Draft
This is an end of semester activity my students always love. The best way to recruit new members for your choir is to have the students do it themselves! Use this template to brainstorm "who you think should be in choir" in a fantasy draft format. Replace the logo and title with your own to use!
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4th - 12th
Beat and Subdivision Chart
This Beat and Subdivision Chart is a great resource to use with the Rhythm Book that I offer on Teacher Pay Teachers, or any rhythm/counting resource. I use the "1e+a" counting method, but this is in a Word Document so you can edit the chart to use with any counting system. Students can quickly see the names of the different types of notes, how many beats each note gets in specific time signatures, and how many parts of the subdivision each note gets depending on whether they need to subdivide
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5th - 12th
Music Active Listening Worksheet
Help guide students towards active listening through completing this chart while listening to music. Instructions below:Complete one chart per song. Listen to at least one minute of each song. Write down the title of the song, then answer the 2 questions and create an instrument list. While listening, draw whatever comes to mind. Use colors, shapes, and pictures to capture what the song looks like to you.
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9th - 12th
Music Piece Analysis (Student Worksheet)
This basic worksheet is intended to help students think through various pieces of music or performances.
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6th - 9th
Core Music Standards
I created this chart to help music educators with understanding of the Core Music Standards.
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PreK - 12th
Polyrhythm 2:3 (Beat-Function Solfege) MLT
Donations are Welcome(1) Cashapp: @DillonWalters25 (2) Venmo: @Dillon_Walters(3) Buy Me a cup of TeaWebsite: Restingtone.com8.5x11 PDFSolo Challenge: This is a fun challenge for students that help them practice their micro beats in duple and triple meter. I put this on the outside of my music room door and students who choose to take the challenge and show me get a polyrhythm five.Polyrhythm Five: Teacher and student play one round of 2:3 on their lap then "high five" on the down beat "Du" Anoth
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Du-ta De (vs) Du-De-ta (Beat-Function Solfege) MLT
Donations are Welcome(1) Cashapp: @DillonWalters25 (2) Venmo: @Dillon_Walters(3) Buy Me a cup of TeaWebsite: Restingtone.comBeat-Function Solfege: Created by James Froseth and Albert Blaser (Famously known through Edwin Gordon's MLT)WHY: This is designed to help your students remember the difference between two similar looking rhythms in symbolic association. ________________________________________________________________Du-ta De: Joke we do in class, what shall we Du-ta DeDu De-ta: Sounds like
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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