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Free music scaffolded notes
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Figurative Language Scavenger Hunt Activity with Popular Lyrics
This scavenger hunt is a great supplemental activity for introducing figurative language terms to students. Using popular song lyrics, each station provides a relatable and student friendly way for students to engage with and better understand figurative language terms. Figurative language covered: SimileMetaphorPersonificationHyperboleAlliterationOnomatopoeiaRepetitionRhymeAllusionSymbolism
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
Instrument Family Worksheet
For use with Grades 2 & 3. You could also use it with Grade 1 with some guidance!
Students can create their own "notebook" by filling out an information page for each of the four instrument families. Reinforce literacy and creativity in this activity which involves writing and drawing!
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1st - 3rd
Rock and Roll History - Part 1 - Fill in the Blank
I made this handout for my 6th, 7th, and 8th grade general music classes. It's perfect for introducing Rock Music history. This is part 1 of 2--The 1950s and 1960s. Feel free to edit however you like! The history and the facts themselves are pretty simplified, as this is just an introduction to rock history for middle schoolers. I tried hard to be true to the origins of rock in the U.S., particularly honoring black musicians from the 1940s and 1950s. I have updated it over time. If you have a ce
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6th - 8th
Score Analysis Book Mark
A bookmark to be kept in the choral ensemble participant's folder. A helpful reminder of what to be on the lookout for when reading any music. Pre-highlighted to reflect how the musical score may be marked.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Major Scales Step-by-Step Guide
Teach your students how to construct major scales using this guide!Using a simple step-by-step format, students can work through this guide to help them build any major scale.Can be used to teach this concept or as a reminder! The clear illustrations assist students to apply this guide to any major scale.Head to Making Music Major to find the guides for natural minor, harmonic minor, and melodic minor scales. Also available in a bundle!
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8th - 10th
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Also included in:Â Scales Step-by-Step Bundle - The Ultimate Guide!
FREE Coordinate Plane Song | Music | Math
Integrate music into math class by using this Coordinate Plane Song to help students learn how to graph in Quadrant 1 of the coordinate plane. Following the tune of Wheels on the Bus, this song is a fun and engaging way to explicitly teach vocabulary words like x -axis, y-axis, origin, etc., as there are kid-friendly definitions, which are provided in a repetitive format, and pictures to supplement the lyrics. After singing the song, students can complete the Coordinate Plane Notes, which have b
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4th - 6th
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The Composer is Dead- Listening Activity
This worksheet pairs with the book and/or CD of Lemony Snicket's "The Composer is Dead." It is a great little story that allows an inspector to move through the entire orchestra interviewing instruments searching for the murderer of "the composer". It may seem scary, but it isn't, in fact it's quite silly. Listening skills are very important. This worksheet has students list the instruments within the section it belongs and write a funny fact about each. At the end the inspector quickly reviews
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3rd - 6th
Practice Journal Template
Practice Journal Template for your students to complete.There are six tables but you are easily able to add more or remove some. Each journal entry asks students to enter:- Date- Goal- Effective Practice Strategy- Evaluation
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Not Grade Specific
AVID 2 Column Notes for Music
Being a music teacher in an AVID school can be difficult. This FREE resource may help as you navigate integrating AVID into your music classroom. It is the AVID 2 Column Notes with Music Staves in the right column. This will allow your students to take notes on staves on the right and describe them on the left.
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6th - 12th
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Time Values Chart
A musical notation reference sheet that can guide students when learning music theory or learning how to play an instrument.
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Not Grade Specific
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'Hall of the Mountain King' Analysis Worksheet
This worksheet is a great, basic introduction to music analysis themed around programme music / music that tells a story through the manipulation of musical elements. It begins with an introduction to the story of the piece before providing clear instructions and a scaffold for an activity: students listen to the In the Hall of the Mountain King by Edvard Greig and, in line with the time stamps provided, draw an image which represents the part of the story displayed during that time and then wri
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5th - 9th
Music Vocabulary
Allow your music students to create their own music dictionary, I recommend having students write the date next to the table when they add new vocabulary. :)
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Not Grade Specific
Spooky Music Listening Worksheet
Halloween is approaching!Get your music students excited by having them listen to two "spooky" sounding pieces. This is the accompanying worksheet for the Spooky Music Listening Slides.This resource is recommended for middle and high school students. It requires prior knowledge of instruments of the orchestra, what a composer and music time period is, and critical thinking.
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6th - 12th
Elements of Music Foldable
This foldable is for the elements of music: Dynamics, Tempo, Duration, Pitch, Texture, Timbre/Tone Color, Form/Structure and Silence. It folds into a brochure that makes it easy for students to look up information as they identify/use/manipulate the elements in your class! After listing all the elements at the top, this brochure has a header with the name of each element allowing students to take notes, write definitions and list examples for each element in a neat structured way.
This foldable
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Theater Scene Blocking Sheet
I created this Blocking Sheet so I had a visual of how our scenes are blocked during Musical Season. I know it helps me to see where everything is at and where it is going.I hope you enjoy! If this helped in anyway, please consider leaving a review! It really helps out the Page and is much appreciated!
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
Observation Chart - Art, Music, PE
The following document includes three charts for taking observational notes on student progress during art, music, and PE.
I created and used these as a early childhood main classroom teacher. My assistant and I would use these during activities in our own classroom, as well as when our students were receiving instruction by the specialist teachers.
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PreK - 2nd
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Classical Music Guided-Notes Sheet
Guided notes to go along with presentations on Classical Music. Includes the first four eras; Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque and Classical (does not include Romantic). Note sheet is open-ended and easy to adapt for different classrooms! Originally used in a 7th grade General Music classroom.Please check out my shop for presentations on the five eras of Classical Music!
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7th - 8th
Rhythm Review (Quarter, Half, Whole Notes)
A review of Quarter, Half, & Whole Notes & how many beats they get. This google form comes with an answer key, visuals, and questions that will challenge students.This GOOGLE FORM is the perfect way to assess your students!You can make a copy to edit the questions, images, and color to customize the form to fit your needs!If you need help with this product, please contact me!
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K - 4th
Music History Notes Packet
This is an outline to help students take notes for each of the musical time periods from Middle Ages to 20th Century. Formatting is off in the preview. Download it for proper formatting.It was designed to accompany this unit:https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Music-History-Powerpoint-Middle-Ages-to-20th-Century-4644045
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Music History Bundle Middle Ages to 20th Century
Music Posters / Anchor Charts
The posters in this resource are the posters that I used for my music classroom: keyboard, guitar, world drumming, and general music.
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Not Grade Specific
Note Values Chart
--FREE-- A printable blank chart for guided note-taking on the values of common notes and rests.The table includes a column for the name of each value (filled in for you), and blank columns for the symbols of the notes/rests and how many beats each is worth.Can be used as a resource to prepare students for the Note Names and Values Quiz in my shop! Can also be used as a beginning of the year diagnostic activity!
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4th - 12th
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Old Possum's Guide to Practical Cats - Poetry Analysis Activity
*To be used in conjunction with Old Possum's Book to Practical CatsWith the movie CATS coming out, an opportunity to teach poetry and music together has arisen! CATS the Broadway Musical was one of the most successful and longest running in history. Use this worksheet while reading the poem's from T.S. Eliot's book to have students learn about:- Poetry Rhyme Schemes- Anthropomorphism- Compare & Contrasting Visuals (Musical vs. Movie)- Compare & Contrasting Music & Poetry
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5th - 7th
How Music Makes You Feel
This simple but effective speaking activity will have all your students participating. Throw together a playlist with lots of different music (classical, metal, pop, country, jazz, movie music, oldies) and play the first 30 seconds of the songs. Hands will fly to comment on how the song makes them feel. Beginners will use the sentence builder while more confident language learners will personalise their response.
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3rd - 8th
Repertoire Philosophy
Use this document when discussing with your students how to pick music. It's a simple article, and they can choose what they agree with, what they disagree with, and what they think is missing. A great conversation starter, and easy to use for distance learning when you need a source to discuss on a message board.
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9th - 12th
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