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9th grade music composition outlines
Music Technology Curriculum Map
Thanks for taking a look at my product! I have spent countless hours developing the curriculum for my Music Technology courses and I found that creating the curriculum map was one of the most time-intensive parts. I sincerely hope that this resource will be a huge time-saver for you. As you browse through it you will notice that it is aligned with the NAFME National Music Standards for Music Technology and is divided into four quarters (for a full year- or can be separated into two semesters). T
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6th - 12th
CCSS Aligned Informative Essay Outline and Guide
This informative essay outline, guide, and rubric will help students develop a well written essay that includes a thesis, details that support their thesis, a creative introduction, and a thought provoking conclusion.
This guide is a great tool to use to model essay writing with students and a great place for students to organize their thoughts.
Included in this downloadable PDF are:
A guide that explains all the different parts of an essay
A 5 page outline
A checklist for self and peer edi
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6th - 12th
Scales Club - Essential Elements for Strings
Motivate your students to memorize your scales and become members of the SCALES CLUB! Scale levels are divided into bronze, silver, and gold and are adaptable to your classes/students depending on the method book they currently use. Scales align with the scale pages in Essential Elements Book 2 (Purple), Essential Technique Book 3 (Green), and Advanced Technique Book 4 (Gold). Charts include a section to write the exercise numbers, and date passed off for the teacher to sign.
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6th - 12th
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Music History Powerpoint
This is a powerpoint detailing each musical era with important composers and facts. Over 100 slides detailing musicians from Palestrina to Dizzy Gillespie, going from the Medieval through the Jazz Era. I use this in class as a springboard to discuss and research different composers and how music changed over the years.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education
Music Elements of Music- just the basics!
Elements of Music- just the basics!Quick explanation of the Elements of Music to start the discussion in your classroomCan also be used as a poster!
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7th - 12th
Écrire une chanson - fiches d'info et de plannification
This resource includes:Information sheet describing the parts of a song3 styles of planning sheets 4 styles of song-writing paper*Easy to use for music teachers as well as novice songwritersCette ressource comprend :Fiche d'information décrivant les parties d'une chanson3 styles de feuilles de planification4 styles de papier pour écrire une chanson* Facile à utiliser pour les enseignants de musique ainsi que pour les auteurs-compositeurs novices
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2nd - 10th
Also included in: LE PACK D'ÉCRITURE ULTIME / ULTIMATE FRENCH WRITING PACK
Musical Form
Powerpoint to teach basic musical forms as well as symphonies, concertos, etc. Great to use with musical examples and fun to have kids make their own songs using the more basic forms.
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4th - 9th
Modern Band Check List Assessment Sheet
Modern Band Assessment through a checklist. It has a checklist to keep students on task with their growing abilities in a rock band styled class.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Music Lesson Plan Bundle
Song Writing Starter Worksheet for Music Students EDITABLE
This is an editable song writing worksheet and/or road map for music students to work through while trying to write a song. This approach focuses on learning and understanding how chord progressions are unpacked within the music we listen to on a regular basis.How I use this activity in my own classroom (link to blog).⚠️FREEBIE ALERT⚠️This resource is perfect for:✅ 6-12 General Music Classroom Projects✅ Individualized Learning Activities✅ Distance LearningWhat’s Included With Your Download:✅ Ed
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6th - 12th
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Melody Design Tools
The guide is divided into four melodic composition tools: basic, intermediate, advance and Counterpoint. It is a guide how to write a good melody to include how to add the melody into musical form. There are practical exercises to practice combining melodic devises and examples showing how these compositional techniques are used in melodic writing.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Creative Melodic Resources Bundle
Alexander's Waltz
This is a grade 3 piece of music for concert band.It includes the score and parts.
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7th - 12th
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Creating Memorable Melodies - Guide and Worksheets
A guide and worksheets to develop memorable melodies for both songwriting and composition. Strategies include how to develop a motif, how to model, and improvise melodies. Creative strategies to instruct how to build melodic content. Worksheets are included to work on the strategies.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Pitch & Pitch Class - Chapter Slides
Chapter slides based on The Musicians Guide Music Theory textbook.Beginning music theory fundamentalsFoundational information for AP Music TheoryAligns with AP curriculumCan be edited to add or change as you wish.
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9th - 12th
Introduction to Accidentals Guided Notes & Composition Practice
Guided notes for an introduction to accidentals (sharps, flats, and natural symbols). Students label the keyboard, identify key symbols, and then apply the knowledge by composing a short example on the staff. Reproducible guided notes. Completed version included (pages 3-4)
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6th - 12th
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Yearly Choir Grading Rubric
This grading rubric covers the most integral parts of your choral classroom experience. This fully editable rubric address concerts, rehearsals, daily participation, student musical understanding and student responsibility. Each category is detailed with how points are earned in alignment with your classroom policies. This rubric is a great way to hold your students accountable and keep parents informed!
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) Music Listening Guide
Looking for ways to incorporate social-emotional learning (SEL) into your music program? Adding regular music listening to your program is a wonderful way to include all students, build self-reflection skills, facilitate avenues for productive discussion, foster critical thinking and nurture diversity by exposing them to a variety of music from all over the world.This Social-Emotional Learning Music Listening Guide includes: information about setting the stage for listening to music within this
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3rd - 10th
Essential Questions for the General Music Class
Essential questions for the General Music Class related to the:Elements of MusicMusic AppreciationHistory and CultureApplication of Music
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3rd - 12th
Ukulele Songwriting Assignment: Lyric Sheet & Rhyming Scheme
This is the next step in the planning process for the Ukulele Songwriting Assignment. Here the students will formulate their lyrics with a rhyming scheme in mind.
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7th - 12th
Boomwhackers- How To + Definitions
A worksheet to help teach with boomwhackers. This worksheet included what a boomwhackers is, the notes that are used and any musical definitions that may be needed when teaching.
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3rd - 10th
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Minor Scale Lesson Plan - Guided Notes
THIS IS NOT THE LESSON PLAN, THIS IS THE ACCOMPANYING NOTES TO THE LESSON PLAN.The lesson plan is available here: Minor Scale Lesson PlanThis resource along with the Lesson Plan, Quick Assessment (exit ticket/quiz), and Google Slides activity is available as a bundle here. Have students take notes on their own Google Drive with this easy-to-follow guided notes sheet! It will help keep students engaged during the lesson, as well as serve as a study guide if you plan to assign the Minor Scale Quic
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Minor Scale Unit BUNDLE!
Reading Music
Introduce your students the basics of reading Treble Clef notes! Perfect for starting a keyboard unit for general music. Covers treble clef, staff, line notes vs space notes, examples of notes in music, plus a brief explanation of ledger lines and accidentals.
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6th - 9th
Music Theory Basic Scope and Sequence
This is a basic scope and sequence I designed while writing my curriculum for a high school music theory course. It lists the macro concepts which I taught, in order. Because music literacy builds from one concept to the next (much like learning to read, or any language for that matter), I tweaked this design throughout my years of teaching the course in order to make it as efficient and logical as possible.
The concepts at the end of the page which are struck out were optional materials I woul
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8th - 12th
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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
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