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Music composition thematic unit plan interactive whiteboards
Distance Learning | Virtual Field Trip to Space with Holst's Planet Suite
Oh how I love Gustav Holst's Planet Suite! It's programmatic, beautiful, and engaging. Want a tie into Social Studies / History? Study these Roman gods. Want to connect to Science and the planets? Here ya go! Connection to art? There are coloring Listening glyphs included. How about connecting to math? Identify these time signatures or the rhythmic chant in Jupiter's 5/4 ostinato. Relating each movement on the exit slip to an emoji is a nice Social-Emotional Learning component!This Virtual Field
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1st - 9th
Medieval Solfege Tone Ladders for Elementary Music Sight Singing
Make solfege warm-ups fun with these Medieval-themed solfege tone ladders for elementary sight-singing. These pitch ladders are a great way to give all students a voice & choice in leading the class in vocal warm-ups. Empower non-verbal students by asking them to point to the pitches that the class should sing.This activity is a perfect way to introduce student-led learning and promotes engagement, problem solving, and teamwork! A student points to the pitches that the class should sing, and
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Not Grade Specific
Halloween Solfege Tone Ladders for Elementary Music Sight Singing
Make solfege warm-ups fun with these Halloween-themed solfege tone ladders for elementary sight-singing. These pitch ladders are a great way to give all students a voice & choice in leading the class in vocal warm-ups. Empower non-verbal students by asking them to point to the pitches that the class should sing.This activity is a perfect way to introduce student-led learning and promotes engagement, problem solving, and teamwork! A student points to the pitches that the class should sing, an
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Not Grade Specific
Apple Tree: A folk song with rhythm activities
This SMARTboard presentation covers many musical elements with one folk song about apples! First, students sight read a folk song using the pitches la, so, and mi and then uncover boxes to read the song text. On the second slide students can manipulate the different types of apples to form various rhythm word chains for a B section. The third and fourth slides assess students' ability to read traditional rhythm notation. The final slide is an improvisation activity older students will enjoy.
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1st - 4th
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