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7th grade instrumental music lecture activboard activities
Music Theory Games Rhythm Dictation Boom Cards Bundle - Classroom or Homeschool
These interactive music theory games are perfect to hook and motivate your students. Challenging but attainable no-prep Rhythm Dictation Music Games are a fun and effective way to develop and assess your students' music reading skills. Self-checking Music Boom Cards provide instant feedback all in a game atmosphere.Click to preview games. Easy-to-Use Rhythm Dictation Music Theory Boom Cards BundlePrimer - Quarter note/rest (FREE)Set 1A - Quarter note/eighth notesSet 1B - Quarter note/rest, eight
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1st - 8th
Composers of Western Music History Unit Print & Digital
Explore the evolution of western music history from composer to composer. This in depth unit contains 18 presentations that can work as a western music history unit, western music appreciation unit, or composer of the month activity. Each presentation has guided notes for students to complete throughout the presentation. This product comes as a print version (PDFs) AND a fully digital version for Google Slides™.➤ ➤ Try a SAMPLE FREEBIE from this Unit - John WilliamsThis resource is perfect for:
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3rd - 9th
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Sing & Strum Ukulele Mega Bundle
Whether you've been teaching ukulele for years or just starting out, there is something for everyone in Sing & Strum Ukulele. This is a comprehensive resource that can work for multiple grade levels over a few years. It includes ukulele basics, chord charts, strumming patterns, interactive white board charts, reproducible student books, assessments, worksheets, music centers and over 50 folk songs!Organized into 5 parts, each section builds skills essential for success on the instrument.Se
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K - 8th
100 Music Vocabulary Bell Ringers for Middle School Choir, Chorus,Band,Orchestra
Save time lesson planning for your middle school band, choir (or chorus), & orchestra classes using this set of time signature questions. All slides are ready-to-go and yours for YEARS, just copy and paste into your own PowerPoint or Google Slides to fully customize your daily bell work (or daily work, bell ringers, etc.). With 100 music vocabulary questions ready-to-go, you can review in a snappy manner.Since this is set is all about music vocabulary, the scope of this product can also be u
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6th - 9th
Drumming Up Some Fun Bundle
Do your students LOVE to drum? Drumming Up Some Fun has something for everyone! Included in this bundle are 3 drumming games to play with students with increasingly more challenging rhythms as well as opportunities to improvise and jam. There are also beginning drum ensemble pieces as well as an drumming ensemble arrangement activity to help your students understand how rhythms layer upon one another to complement each other. Students will learn how toPerform with different drum strokesRead
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K - 8th
History of Popular Music
This document surveys the history of American popular music since its transformation from folk music of various cultures to the multiple genres of the 21st century. Examples of musical styles include pop, rock, R&B, soul, country, techno, hip-hop, rap, and many more. Popular artists spanning over a hundred years and their contributions to pop culture are discussed, along with a list of suggested listening representing the most significant songs of American popular music.
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7th - 12th
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Where in the World is... ( Music escape room) Google Slides Distance Learning
Take a trip around the world as you are trying to catch Rob the Robber in a fun interactive escape room type lesson. Students will learn about African, Caribbean, and Irish music and instruments along the way. Add your own music files to enhance their experience. Please feel free to message the seller to help you customize or add music and video files. Completely in Google Slides. Students will not leave the google slides presentation to complete. Editable. View a sample of this product at ht
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3rd - 8th
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Beginning Recorder Method Book Coordinating PPT - "Recorders Rock"
This is a PowerPoint file to coordinate with my beginning Soprano Recorder method book, designed to be used within the Elementary Music Classroom. See my store for the coordinating Method Book "Recorders Rock" in PDF format. The method book can be purchased and reproduced without limit for any and all students you are teaching this method to.
About "Recorders Rock"...
I created this book out of the necessity to have a functional, practical method book to teach beginning recorder students. I
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3rd - 7th
5 lessons to MOTIVATE and INSPIRE your orchestra
This is just what you need for your classes on the first weeks of school!Several years ago I was asked to speak to a group of youth about what I do in my profession as a teacher. I told the group that my job is to MOTIVATE and INSPIRE students. Yes we make music, we learn instruments, but at the core of those things is inspiring students to try new things, work to achieve their goals, and to discover their potential. This affects the way I run my classroom. It creates the climate of my rehea
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4th - 12th
Ukulele Virtual Board Game - Strumming Patterns
Ukulele Virtual Board Game with + 30 different ukulele strumming patterns!!This Ukulele Game (PowerPoint Presentation) gives you an atractive way to teach your students strum patterns from easy to middle levels. This presentation teaches strum patterns that include Quarter Notes, quearter rest, Eighth Notes, Eighth rest.Perfect for use in music centers or when learning a new song.This game only be used on Powerpoint, because all functions stop working in other apps or programs.How to Play:1. Eac
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2nd - 11th
Woodwind Family Splat! - A Listening Game.
Ideal for your Music Room!This game features the four main musical instruments belonging to the woodwind family.This product contains 16 game pages. The first 4 pages are pictures of either the flute, oboe, clarinet or bassoon accompanied by an embedded audio file for your students to familiarise themselves with the sound of the instruments prior to playing the game.The subsequent 12 pages each contain pictures of 3 of the instruments with one embedded audio file. Students need to identify the c
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3rd - 8th
Drumming Up Some Fun: Piece by Piece
Who doesn't love to drum? It's the one activity my students beg for each and every year! Drumming Up Some Fun: Piece by Piece is a great resource to get your students to:Perform with different drum strokesRead and perform more complex rhythmsLayer 2-3 rhythms in an ensembleLearn to play with dynamicsWrite drumming rhythmsArrange drumming pieces with rhythm puzzlesWork as an ensemble, small group or in music centersThis resource includes a variety of lesson ideas, "I Can" statements, and workshe
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K - 8th
Also included in: Drumming Up Some Fun Bundle
Interactive Beginner Music Jeopardy Game
This is a fun interactive game for music teachers to play with their beginner students on a rainy day. It includes 25 questions with answers in the following categories: bass clef note recognition, treble clef note recognition, vocabulary, basic song recognition, and music symbols. It also includes point values for answering each question so that students can compete with each other.Vocabulary included:ChordCrescendoDecrescendoLegatoMezzo ForteNaturalPianissimoSharpStaccatoTime Signature
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5th - 10th
Heads Up Game - Choir Edition (Digital Version)
DIGITAL VERSION1. Divide group into two teams (unless you have multiple sets and then I would encourage you to make smaller teams)2 One player will draw a card and hold it up to their forehead without looking at it. The other players will yell out clues for the first player that is holding the card. The other players cannot use the word on the card or any part of the word as part of their clues. The player holding the card will try to guess what music word is on their card until they either gues
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4th - 8th
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Also included in: ENTIRE STORE BUNDLE (As of July 2023)
Easy Music Theory Jeopardy Game
*Preview does not feature exact color scheme for copyright purposes*
Contains questions based on rhythm, pitch, definitions, symbols, notes, and instruments.
Example: Which instrument is a string instrument?
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Example 2: How many beats does a quater note get?
Just like any jeopardy game, the questions get progressively harder based on the number of points earned. Simply click on the number in the box of the question that you wish to answer.
Contains images found on microsoft clip-art and
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4th - 7th
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50 Partner Tunes to Sing, Bing & Boom
These Color Chord-inated® chord charts and songs are organized into four different common chord patterns. Each song may be sung individually and accompanied with bell or Boomwhacker® chords as indicated in the charts, OR, because the songs use common chord patterns, they can also be sung simultaneously to create partner songs (harmony). A list of pentatonic songs and instructions for creating ostinato accompaniments are also included. Partner songs are a useful tool in developIng independent sin
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PreK - 9th
History of the Guitar
*New and Improved!* One of my best-selling lessons has been updated and improved with embedded videos in the PowerPoint and an answer key for the worksheet. Perfect for distance learning, just upload the PowerPoint and worksheet to your online learning platform and go! This lesson is great for a general music class that will be playing the guitar. I found a number of videos on YouTube of lute and guitar playing, including videos of Ana Vidovic which I intersperse into the lecture. Also available
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5th - 12th
Locked In: Music Escape Room- Treble Clef Lines & Spaces
Teaching line and space note names for treble clef? This is a music content "escape room" style game, based in a Google Site that has everything you need to engage students virtually or in person for a reinforcement lesson that is packed with excitement! Follow the clues to help the music teacher get out of the supply closet in time to get a warm, delicious chocolate chip cookie before they get cold, or worse... eaten by the music teacher! Each clue takes you to a different room in the school to
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3rd - 8th
Star Wars Music Battle Bracket
This awesome listening activity is perfect for May the Fourth and online learning.The bracket is like a sport bracket. You start out with 8 songs to listen to. After the first round, delete the losers and move the winners to Round 2. Your students are linked to Star Wars songs on Safe Youtube to listen to and vote on. YouTube links are available in the second slide if you can’t access safe tube. Included in the notes of the slide is a link to a google form to use with your students if you wa
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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A Brief History of Music - Jazz
This text serves to describe the history of American jazz, including its major styles and genres, contributors, and its connection with American history. Artists such as Louie Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Charlie Parker, and John Coltrane are discussed, in addition to the rise of styles including the blues, swing, bebop, and fusion. This text is designed for middle, high school, and collegiate students studying an introductory course on Music History. A supplemental document, Artists of Jazz Music
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
String Family Splat! - A Listening Game.
Ideal for your Music Room!This game features the four main musical instruments belonging to the string family.This product contains 16 game pages. The first 4 pages are pictures of either the violin, viola, cello or double bass accompanied by an embedded sound file for your students to familiarise themselves with prior to playing the game.The subsequent 12 pages each contain pictures of 3 of the instruments with one embedded sound file. Students need to identify the correct instrument before pro
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3rd - 8th
Popular Music Genres Google Slides Presentation with Video Link
This Google Slides presentation discusses country, rock, R&B, hip hop, jazz, electronic, and reggae music genres. A 5:22 video link of the slides with a voiceover is included. The slides show where the genre originated, when it originated, the root music styles, instruments, sub-genres, and popular artists. The Google Drive folder includes the Google Slides presentation, a PDF copy of the slides, and the video link.* Please note that audio clips of songs are not included, but it includes sli
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K - 12th
Piano Music Escape Room (Distance Learning) (Completely in Google Slides)
Need a fun resource to introduce the notes on the piano to your students? In this escape room style game, the students will learn about how to find the white keys on the piano. Help our ninja catch the bank robber and give the money back to the bank by using your knowledge of the piano keys. Editable. Completely in Google Slides. Students will not leave the slides presentation. Check this resource out at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TruFTQNWP5g&t=4s
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K - 8th
1970s Music: Punk Rock - FULL LESSON
1970s Music: Punk Rock This lecture and supporting classroom resources is part eight in the “History of Popular Music” package. It covers the key aspects and influences of Punk Rock and its later developments into genres like New-Wave, Indie and Alternative Rock. In this package:- Lecture- Classroom Worksheet (with teacher Answer sheet)- HOMEWORK task – written worksheet on Punk Music- Video (presentation in video form, used for student revision) Covered in 1970s Music: Punk Rock - Lesson Recap
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7th - 11th
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Also included in: Rock Music Genres - History of Rock Music - FULL LIBRARY
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