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Free instrumental music lecture activboard activities
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
Also included in: Note Neighborhood – Big Bundle
FREE Elementary Music Rhythm Activities Boom Cards - Primer Set
These attainable elementary music rhythm activities are perfect to hook and motivate your students. No-prep rhythm dictation activities are a fun and effective way to develop and assess your students' music reading skills. And, self-checking music Boom Cards provide instant feedback all in a game atmosphere.Click to play a preview game.Save over 20% when you invest in this easy-to-use Bundle.Sequential Music Rhythm Dictation BundlePrimer - Quarter note/rest (FREE)Set 1A - Quarter note/eighth not
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K - 2nd
Music Symbols Fly Swat Review Game for Interactive Whiteboard & SmartBoard
With this Fly Swat Music Symbols Review Game, I've adapted the classic whiteboard review game for use with your interactive whiteboard. Your students will love the funny sound effects and animations!
Choose from 25 different questions on basic music symbols including:
♪ Lines (staff & basic bar lines)
♪ Clef Symbols
♪ Notes (quarter, whole, half & eighth)
♪ Rests (quarter, whole, half & eighth)
♪ Basic Time Signature Knowledge
♪ Dynamics
Requires Microsoft PowerPoint. PC Requ
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3rd - 6th
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Recorder Etiquette
These are our recorder rules of etiquette that we go over on a regular basis to make our classroom function better.Includes:1. A pdf of recorder rules with rule #5 for putting recorder under thechair in color and b&w for posting or displaying and rule #5 changed to ask students to put recorders down when asked in color and b&w.2. All 4 pages as a jpg for printing or making a smartboard or Promethean file****************************************************************If you like this, ple
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3rd - 6th
FREE Treble Clef Note Names Game Interactive PowerPoint - BASIC SPACES Sampler
Do you need FUN and FREE self-checking activities to teach and reinforce treble clef note names? This free sampler set of Treble Clef Note Names Games (Basic Spaces) is perfect for centers, individual, or group practice. The interactive PowerPoints give students immediate feedback as they play and learn. Save 30% when you invest in the easy-to-use Complete Bundle.Treble Clef Note Names Games - COMPLETE BUNDLEThis NO-PREP bundle provides scaffolded learning with 6 easy-to-use sets.FREE - BASIC Sp
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3rd - 5th
FREE Elementary Music Class Melodic Dictation Activities Key of C - Primer
Do you need a fun, FREE, and effective elementary music class activity to practice and assess pitch reading? This So Mi Melodic Dictation Music Game is the perfect solution. Self-checking Music Boom Cards provide instant feedback as students listen and build the musical patterns they hear, all in a game atmosphere. Bonus: Pitch blocks match Boomwhackers!Click to play a preview game with your elementary music class.Save when you invest in the easy-to-use Melodic Dictation Bundle.Melodic Dictation
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1st - 4th
Tuneful, Beatful, & Artful Feierabend inspired bulletin board
I love all of John Feierabend's philosophy and his materials. This free bulletin board was inspired by his goals for musicians when they complete the first steps in music, to be Tuneful, Beatful, and Artful musicians. I hope it makes you happy and inspires you to make beautiful music with and for your children. There are three versions of this bulletin board; the ready to print one on the cover, a version formatted to print on three different color papers, and one you can print on a single color
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Not Grade Specific
'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
Note Reading Ledger Lines / Treble Clef / Google slides / Review or Introduction
Google slides lesson for students learning notes above and below the treble clef staff. This lesson is great for general music class all the way through intermediate level instrumental classes for student extending their range!Lesson includesquick review on the lines and staff notes in treble clefintroduction to notes above the staff and below the staffincludes step by step guidance on how students can learn to determine the note names of ledger line notescomprehension check ins and chances for
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4th - 8th
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Quarter Notes/ Rests Flash Cards
4 beats flash cards based on quarter notes and quarter rests.Activity time: 5 minuets in each class. repeated for 5-10 classesBest Practice Go through the flash cards without displaying it on the board. Teacher claps then students clap ==> repeat it for few days.Display the rhythms on the board. Teacher claps then students clap (Don't explain any of the shapes yet) ==> repeat it for a few days.Display the rhythms on the board. Teacher and students attempt to clap the rhythms together ==>
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Rhythms Flash Card Bundle 1
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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Beginner Band Bingo Board- Editable Template Link
If you teach beginning band students- this is a fun activity as motivation to practice! Upon downloading, you will receive a document with an editable template via Canva.
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5th - 6th
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
The Little Fugue of Johann Sebastian Bach
Students learn the Art of the Fugue in this colorful and fun lesson that incorporates Dalcrose, instrumental performance, and active listening. The "Little Fugue" in G-Minor is explored with two listening maps and performance activities that coincide with the entrances of the subject. Other fugue suggestions are added on the last page for additional listening. A biography of J.S. Bach's life and work is also included.
Please note that this is an ActivInspire lesson and that the Youtube links a
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4th - 7th
FREE Editable Rhythm Vocabulary Matching Activity Slideshow General Music K-5
General Music Teachers- This Rhythm Vocabulary Matching Activity is PERFECT for reviewing rhythms in an engaging way that incorporates technology! I've included 3 levels, varying in difficulty, starting with rhythm syllables (Ta, TI-TI) and progressing to include rhythms up to half notes! Creating grade level appropriate resources when you're teaching 6 grades is exhausting! No stress, download this editable FREE resource and improve your students' music literacy one day at a time!
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K - 5th
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
Boomwhacker PowerPoint Lesson
This is a collection of some Boomwhacker ideas and songs that I have found on the internet. For more information, visit my blog here: https://musicalmusin.blogspot.com/2014/03/my-5th-graders-are-playing-with.html
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PreK - 7th
Elements of Music Slides Definitions
This resource includes a slides providing definitions for the following music elements: Rhythm & TempoMelodyHarmonyDynamicsTone
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6th - 12th
Rhyming Worksheets For Kindergarten
"Rhyming serves as a valuable tool in fostering the development of crucial early literacy skills among students, such as phonemic awareness and reading fluency. These kindergarten worksheets are thoughtfully designed to harness the power of rhyme, offering an engaging and educational resource for young learners.Within these free worksheets, children embark on a journey of discovery as they explore the concept of rhyming. By identifying and creating rhyming words, they not only enhance their voca
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K
The elements of Music: Overview
This amazing resource will help your students to learn more about the elements of music such as beat, dynamics, form, genre, harmony, lyrics, melody, rhythm, tempo, timbre, and texture. This document can be used as an overview of these elements of music. If you want to learn more about a specific element, please refer to my website and explore more information there! The total number of pages: 13Follow the link below and download this free resource:https://www.freemusickey.com/post/the-elements-
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2nd - 12th, Staff
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Order of the Sharps and Flats - Key Signatures in Music - Music Theory
This is a single page handout for explaining the Order of the Sharps and Flats. It should accompany the "How to determine Key Signatures in Music" packet. This is a visual guide to learning keys. The most common visualization is the Circle of 5ths, however the Order of the Sharps and Flats is another way to see it. Many students struggle with the concepts behind the Circle of 5ths, hopefully this method will help those students to understand!
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Not Grade Specific
Time Signatures Presentation
Help students learn all about time signatures and appeal to all learners! This presentation includes examples, activities, and visual aids to help students understand time signatures.
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5th - 8th
Orchestra: Instrument Introduction
This resource is best used for middle school orchestra. Students can understand what the instruments sound like if they are given similes. I recommended having out a violin, viola, cello, and bass to demonstrate their sounds as well.
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6th - 9th
The String Family
General music PERFECT! This is a slideshow of orchestral, common, historical, and cultural instruments with listening examples and pictures embedded into the slideshow. We touch on vocabulary words like harmony and melody in this slideshow as well. 23 Slides.
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6th - 12th
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