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High school music lesson interactive whiteboards
Songwriting 101 for Upper Grades: Interactive Lesson on Popular Music
Hello!Author Note: THIS IS A POWERPOINT PRESENTATION. Please make sure you have PowerPoint to access this resource.After downloading, you MUST ENABLE CONTENT and EDITING in order to view the videos on PowerPoint. Please know that the embedded videos work as long as you do this. Thank you :) Description: This 30-page presentation will show upper grades (7th grade and up) aspects of songwriting. Students will analyze and interpret popular music and its form, style, and music elements that compose
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7th - 12th
How to Follow a Choral Octavo!
This slideshow is a great way to introduce your students to reading choral octavos.It covers the following topics: What is an octavo?Identifying the title, composers, tempo markingsFinding which staff correlates to which part (in a 3 part and 2 part song)The concepts of a bracket, system, staff, measure, and barlineHow to find the page #, measure #, and section identifier (letter/number in a box)How to follow each part through 2-3 systems on a page (using animations)The slideshow also contains q
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3rd - 12th
WOMEN IN MUSIC INTERACTIVE MUSEUM
These Google slides display a beautiful & interactive museum of important women in music history. Navigate through the "halls" of the museum and learn about 15 different women- throughout history who have make an impact on the music world. Click on the pictures to see a live performance (NOT a youtube link!). Click on their name to read an article about their life and impact.ZERO PREP! Just display for a whole class lesson, or you can push out digitally for individual or online learning!You
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2nd - 9th
Guitar Introduction to Chords and Reading Chord Charts
There really isn't a lot of resources for teaching Guitar to groups. This SMART lesson goes over the basics of reading guitar chord diagrams, understanding finger numbers on the guitar, and gives an assessment with answer key.
There are 3D representative visuals of how the hand should look when playing specific chord shapes and are moveable.
There are even some clear and easy interdisciplinary relationships with Math. Principals and Administrators should love that.
Finger Numbers are in
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
MUSIC MADNESS- MIOSM customizable google slides
These Google slides are an easy and fun March Madness, music-themed activity!The bracket contains 8 music categories, and then 2 songs for each category.Songs are clean-versions and embedded into slides. Students listen and then vote in each category, then leading to the ultimate winning song!PEFECT FOR MUSIC IN OUR SCHOOLS MONTHAlso contains blank templates for easy customization!These items are for educational & personal use only.
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K - 9th
The Ukulele - History/Interactive Lesson/Listenings/Types
We all have resources for HOW to play the ukulele, but what about BEFORE? Give your students a glimpse in to the history of the ukulele, the types of ukuleles, and recordings!In this listing, you get a full lesson with printables, visuals, guided listenings and more! Don't let your students mislabel this beautiful instrument as a guitar ever again.
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3rd - 12th
Also included in:Â Ukuleles and Recorders
THE NUTCRACKER VIRTUAL CLASSROOM- full unit! | Google Slides
This Nutcracker-themed virtual classroom is a ZERO-PREP way to teach whole group or a virtual lesson about The Nutcracker! These slides feature information and videos about:The storyWhat ballet isMeeting a ballerinaBehind the scenes of The NutcrackerAbout Pytor TchaikovskyListening Maps to the musicMovement ActivitiesFull-length performance videoStudents navigate and click on different objects in the room, leading to read alouds, videos, interviews, movement activities and listening maps!You can
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PreK - 10th
The Cup Game (history and how to)
All About the Cup Game
Super popular with elementary - high school students, thanks to the movie "Pitch Perfect!"
* Learn the history of the song "When I'm Gone" and the game itself.
* Learn how to play the game (with notation)!
* Embedded audio and video samples
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4th - 9th
The 4 Instrument Families of the Orchestra
A comprehensive SMARTBoard lesson about the 4 families of the orchestra: Woodwind, Brass, String, and Percussion.
Each instrument has it's own page that includes a picture, sound sample, and important facts. Click on the image to hear a sound sample.
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PreK - 9th
Senior Music Literacy - The Rite of Spring
This is the third in the series of this kind. Stravinsky is the master of fragmenting and motivic development. This package of activities focuses on these compositional devices.
The ZIP folder contains:
• An excel file worksheet with two matching activites, some background information, a score reading activity with questions and a series of compositional activities.
• A clean score of the entire Rite of Spring
• An annotated score with spoken audio files of the Introduction and the Dance of t
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Figurative Language in Music
This fun multimedia slideshow goes through notes about common figurative language - alliteration, allusion, hyperbole, idiom, metaphor, onomatopoeia, personification, and simile - and uses song lyrics to demonstrate just how common it is to use these techniques in creative writing. An interactive (linked) table of contents, as well as a "return to contents" button on each slide, is included to allow for easy navigation through the slideshow. After the notes, there is a guided activity to walk st
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6th - 12th
Learn To Sing With Solfege
This is a basic step by step guide for teachers and students to learn how to read, and sing using solfege.
I created this smart board plan for teaching solfege because nothing else was jiving for my classes.
I teach 4th and 5th grade music classes using this and they catch on fast!
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2nd - 10th
Introduction to ostinato
Use this presentation for students to learn and practice creating ostinatos. This can be used with a substitute teacher or for students on their own at home. Includes rhythms they can drag and drop to create their own patterns and a video to practice with!
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3rd - 12th
Guitar Strumming Patterns w/Visuals
Teaching basic guitar? Check out this awesome and fun way to learn guitar strumming patterns! 5 beginner strumming patterns, made into visuals so you can teach the patterns to a whole class, or print them out to give to each student to practice individually!
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Illustrating Lyrics
This great lesson teaches students to breakdown the images they hear in music. Illustrating Lyrics is a great project for older students who are ready for a bit more autonomy and to use their critical thinking skills in combination with their drawing and painting skills.
And a lot of fun!
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9th - 12th
Pink Floyd's epic album
Dark Side of The Moon is the second biggest selling album of all-time behind Thriller. While the album plays on low volume in my grade 8 general music class, we discuss the slides attached, the themes of life on the record, and its longevity.
Can also combine with LA classes.
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8th - 9th
Clefs and Note Names
Teach your students why we use clefs, where they overlap, and how to easily identify letter names. This lesson also has links for students to practice note naming with a link to musictheory.net practice games.
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3rd - 12th
Senior Music Literacy - Variations on a Theme by Thomas Tallis
This interactive resource gives control to the students. A simple excel file allows the students to watch and listen to live performance, answer questions related to that performance and mark up a score using "drag and drop" function. This can be done individually, as a class or set for homework. Perfect for a flipped classroom situation. The folder comes complete with a clean score, a marked up score and the excel file.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
The Lion Sleeps Tonight
This is an orchestration for use with grades 3-5 or special needs students. Simplified notation is used to allow access for all learners to playing in an ensemble. There are parts for boomwhackers, keyboards, xylophones, recorders, shakers, drums, and hand or desk bells. This file is for Notebook software to be presented on the Smart Board or printed individually for students. It is fully modifiable.
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3rd - 12th
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Teaching Minor Scales- Smartboard
Need a good visual for teaching minor scales? Then this is the thing for you! Sample piano on the page and blanks for writing in your own examples. One page for explaining and one page for drill work! You can even print out the second page for homework!
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Teaching Major Scales- Smartboard
Need a good visual for teaching major scales? Then this is the thing for you! Sample piano on the page and blanks for writing in your own examples. One page for explaining and one page for drill work! You can even print out the second page for homework!
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Virtual Learning Display - Lesson Plan Template for the Classroom
Hello!Downloadable via Google SlidesWarm up, rehearsal, homework, and reminders! (All customizable for your class)*See example for how it should lookTimer inside the phone is from YouTube - (3 minutes to get instruments together and warmed up)Edit as neededCan print off for manual useCopy Slides for multiple subjects/grade levels (Utilized for band but can be edited for other subjects)Please make sure you are signed into your Google accountThank you
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PreK - 12th
String Levels and Bow Diagram
This is a short tour that can be used to introduce violin students to using the bow. It gives a brief rundown of string levels with a diagram for each string as well as a top-down view of the area used for the bow between the fingerboard and bridge.
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3rd - 9th
Guitar Basics, Day One Lesson Plan
Guitar Basics, day one lesson. 60-90 minutes. Topics:Call and response with quarter note, eighth note, and sixteenth note rhythmsName of stringsE minor and D major chord
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
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