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Free performing arts lectures
Note Neighborhood – Quarter and Eighth Notes
Welcome to Note Neighborhood! Everybody has a story that they want to tell and along the way you’ll be reading, practicing, and having tons of fun! Introducing PPTIn this PowerPoint you’ll meet Ta and learn how he likes to hop along at a nice easy pace. Then you’ll meet his friend Dion (together they make the eighth note set “Ta-Di” if you us the TaKaDiMi system) or you’ll meet his neighbors Tia and Tina (together they make the name “Ti-Ti” if you use the tika-tika system). Practicing PPTTrampol
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K - 6th
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History of Music: Medieval Music
This is a great presentation that will help your students to explore more about Medieval music. This product consists of the following four sections: introduction (sacred & secular music), instruments, genres, and theory & notation. At the end of the presentation, your students will enjoy listening to music examples from this historical period. Enjoy!
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3rd - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
George Frederic Handel Powerpoint/Listening Activity
This powerpoint gives a brief biography of George Frederic Handel and pairs well with FaceTime with Composers: George Frederic Handel. This PowerPoint includes listening/discussion activity using the Hallelujah Chorus!
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K - 8th
History of Music: Prehistoric Music
This is a great presentation that will help your students to explore more about Prehistoric music. This product consists of the following six sections: introduction, origins, prehistoric musical instruments, flutes, archaeoacoustic methodology, and Cycladic culture. At the end of the presentation, your students will enjoy listening to music examples from this historical period. Enjoy!
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3rd - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
Music Teaching Tool - FREE Note Reading Resource - Treble and Bass Clef
This is a Google Slide deck that introduces the treble and bass clefs and how to read them, based on their original names - the G and F clefs. It outlines the reasoning behind how and why the clefs are used, what they mean, and how they can be used as a tool for students to step or skip count from anchor points on the staff as they become independent music readers.
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1st - 6th
History of Music: Renaissance Music
This is a great presentation that will help your students to explore more about Renaissance music. This product consists of the following five sections: introduction, genres, theory & notation, instruments, and composers. At the end of the presentation, your students will enjoy listening to music examples from this historical period. Enjoy!
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3rd - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
History of Music: Baroque Music
This is a great presentation that will help your students to explore more about Baroque music. This product consists of the following four sections: introduction, instruments, styles & genres, and composers. At the end of the presentation, your students will enjoy listening to music examples from this historical period. Enjoy!
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3rd - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
History of Music: Classical Music
This is a great presentation that will help your students to explore more about Classical music. This product consists of the following four sections: introduction (main characteristics), first Viennese School, instruments, and composers. At the end of the presentation, your students will enjoy listening to music examples from this historical period. Enjoy!
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2nd - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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
History of Music: Romantic Music
This is a great presentation that will help your students to explore more about Romantic music. This product consists of the following two sections: introduction and composers. At the end of the presentation, your students will enjoy listening to music examples from this historical period. Enjoy!
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3rd - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
'Tuning Your Ukulele' Presentation
Empower your students by guiding them through the process of tuning their own ukulele. The presentation provides a clear and friendly step-by-step explanation that your students can follow. This slide show introduces and provides diagrams of:the note names of each string on the ukulelehow to use an electric tunerwhen to tighten or loosen each stringhow to use a reference pitch on a piano
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Not Grade Specific
Dramatic Features of a Play
This is an exciting PowerPoint which describes many fascinating features or elements of a play. It is suitable for all Drama students and the colourful visuals are very enticing with informative textual descriptions alongside.
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Not Grade Specific
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Introduction to Aristotelian Tragedy
This PowerPoint presentation walks students through the basics of Aristotelian tragedy as outlined in Aristotle's Poetics. It can serve as an introduction to the concepts preparatory to the teaching of a Greek tragedy like Oedipus Rex or Antigone, or as a bridge to Shakespearean tragedy.This resource is free, but it would pair well with a more complete reading guide for Poetics that is available elsewhere in my store.
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9th - 12th
"Fractured FAIrytales": An Idea for Using AI in Theatre Class | AI Integration
Why?Once potential use for AI technologies like ChatGPT is as a creative partner. Thislesson is designed to help students rethink the plots of well-known stories then perform the new versions in order to flex their own creativity and think critically about AI capabilities.Objectives● Students will be able to collaborate with ChatGPT to generate alternative plotsuggestions for a chosen fairytale.● Students will be able to devise and perform a skit based on one of theAI-generated plot alterations,
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Alternate Shakespeare Endings with AI | AI Integration Lesson Plan
Why?Because AI tools like ChatGPT are capable of mimicking the writing style of well-known authors, they can be a great tool for adapting or exploring alternatives tocommonly read works in class. In this lesson, students are asked to brainstormalternate endings to Shakespeare’s works and use AI to see their ideas come to life.Objectives● Students will be able to use their understanding of a play to suggest plausiblealternate endings.● Students will be able to prompt and AI chatbot to craft a sce
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Analyzing AI-Generated Descriptions of Music History | AI Literacy Lesson Plan
Why?Our understanding and teaching of music history can sometimes be narrowly defined by dominant narratives. This lesson not only highlights potential biases in AI-generated content but also sparks a broader conversation on making music education more inclusive, ensuring students appreciate the rich tapestry of global musical traditions.Objectives● Students will be able to dissect and evaluate the AI-generated description forcontent accuracy, omissions, and biases.● Students will be able to rec
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Ragtime - American Music History - Powerpoint and Notes
note: I have had several comments that there are formatting issues. Currently I am listing this as a free product until I have the time to re-make the slideshow on a newer version of PowerPoint or Google slides. A great resource for you music history, US history, or African American history class! Discover the origins, influences, and characteristics of ragtime music! This is a one-time lesson that includes powerpoint and note parge with answer key, embedded audio and links to external videos a
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3rd - 10th
Composer of the Month: Pérotin
Thank you SO MUCH for downloading - this is my first “composer of the month” project and I had SO MUCH FUN learning about Pérotin! This is a short 7-paged freebie (with ink-saver pages as well) on a very little known/talked about composer from the Medieval Period!ALL underlined words are links - if you end up with a broken link, please send me a message and I will fix it asap!There are INK SAVER PAGES in the second half of this file.I hope your students enjoy Pérotin!
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2nd - 12th
Performing Arts - MODULE I (345 Teaching Slides)
Performing Arts - MODULE I (345 Teaching Slides)Poetry, Prose, Drama, Literature
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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New Year, New Adventures, A Classroom Journey of Growth and Inspiration
Step into a world of endless possibilities with "New Year, New Adventures." This resource is designed to kickstart the year with positivity, inspiration, and a sense of purpose in your classroom. Filled with engaging activities, reflective prompts, and goal-setting exercises, this toolkit will empower your students to embrace the new academic year with enthusiasm. Foster a positive classroom culture, set achievable goals, and encourage personal growth. Let's make this year a memorable and transf
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PreK - 2nd
Introduction to Romeo and Juliet
This is an introduction to Romeo and Juliet from Edgenuity Inc. I have taken the content and created a Google Slideshow of the information, a review worksheet that correlates with the Slideshow, and an answer key.Lesson ObjectivesParaphrase a text to understand its meaning.Identify the characters, conflict, and setting of a play.Draw conclusions about the purpose of a prologue.
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9th - 12th
John Williams & Theme Music with Boomwackers
This lesson can be used for middle level students. It is a great lesson that can go along with a listening journal entry. This lesson is great for introducing instrumental music to apprehensive students. The last slide shows the solfege for the main theme. If you don't have boomwackers, you could sing it with hand signs instead.
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5th - 8th
English to Spanish Music Theory 1 (Note Identification, Note Values, Dynamics)
Hello! I am a fellow Middle School Choir Director in the State of Texas. It is my second year of teaching so I understand the need of resources. Especially when not everything that could happen in the classroom is taught in college. My biggest scare was having a lot of students who spoke no english. So I sat down and started doing a lot of research to make sure all of my student were successful in my classroom and were not lost. Thank you for Purchasing! This is great to use as a teacher who nee
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K - 12th
Music Arranging for Teachers: Free Preview
Why bother learning this? Why is arranging customized music for your students worth your while? What are your true capabilities with arranging and can it make you money legally? Let's examine these important questions with a free course preview. Join here!
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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