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7th grade music project videos
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GUITAR COLLAGE Art Project | Drawing & Painting for Hispanic Heritage Month
Are your students learning about the Guitar or String Instruments? Consider adding an art project to your music unit! I'm happy to offer this fully narrated Guitar collage art lesson that was designed for students in 4th grade, 5th grade, 6th grade, 7th grade, and 8th grade.This video tutorial demonstrates the necessary steps to complete this low-prep art project. Use this project as supplemental learning in Art, Science, Math, Literature, Social Studies, SEL, Language Arts, or History themes. T
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4th - 8th
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'Heavy Metal' Tooling Lesson
This lesson explores Music History by bring Artist through the history of some of the ways that Americans have listen to music. Artist learn how to draw some of subjects such as radios, record players, cassette tapes, walkman's, boombox, and MP3 player. Then they bring their drawings into another medium... METAL TOOLING. Metal tooling can be purchased at any Art Supply company and should be obtained before purchasing this lesson.This is a perfect lesson for 4th grade through middle school. It is
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4th - 8th
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Read Music: Bass Clef
Are you ready to take your music skills to the next level? Introducing our interactive video on The Bass Clef - the ultimate guide for mastering lower-pitched notes and playing with the left hand. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced musician, this video will teach you everything you need to know about the F clef, from decoding notes to playing an accompaniment on the bass staff. Perfect for wind, brass, and string instrument players, this video will enhance your understanding of music no
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Read Music: Treble Clef
Are you looking to help your students understand traditional musical notation and decode notes on a staff? Look no further than this informative video on the Treble Clef Staff! With five horizontal lines and four spaces, each corresponding to a separate musical note, understanding the treble clef staff is essential for any aspiring musician. This presentation breaks down each component of a note, from its position on the staff to its length, and provides a clear and concise overview of how to de
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Movie Music Evaluation
Create an educational experience in your classroom by watching a movie! Allow students to listen to the music in a movie AND learn something while they are watching. This is a n easy short-answer form that creates learning with minimal grading time. Good for any genre of film. Created by Jennifer Dyer M.G.
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6th - 8th
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Musical Chairs Free Write
Musical Chairs Free Write is a creative writing activity that combines writing with musical chairs. We find that integrating music, movement and collaboration into the lesson allows students to generate ideas quickly and spontaneously.
In addition to the video, the lesson also includes downloadable lesson plans (early ed-middle school), extended learning opportunities, and free write template.
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3rd - 8th
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Music Tech with Soundtrap
This is a 5 minute share-out of some project ideas and how I have used the Soundtrap classroom edition with upper elementary students that would also be useful in middle and high school. If you get the Soundtrap classroom edition, it has an extensive library of tutorials and professional development for educators. Cool stuff!
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
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Music Tech Hiphop Composition
This video is a great introduction to a free web resource called ChordChord, and models some beginner music theory with chord progressions, as well as artist of the day connections, hip-hop/rap beginner composition, slogans, tag sounds, and how to get students creating.
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5th - 12th
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HookPad and HookTheory Free Version and Classroom Edition Model
I highly recommend exploring the little-known resource called HookTheory for some music tech and some theory that students from upper elementary through high school can easily handle. "Back in my day..." we didn't get any theory until the college level, and when I saw how simple chord progressions were (same as the kindergarten math standard for identifying patterns...) - I was ditching my trumpet wishing for piano, guitars, and software! Now students can learn theory and the skillset to be a di
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
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PBL: Music Box (a math integrated/student interest project)
A great introductory project that is based on student interests. Can be modified easily to work in any subject, and incorporates numeracy, budgeting, and other math skills. This open-ended idea has students creating monthly "loot crates" based around a central theme (music in this case) and then they have to create a budget figuring out costs and profits, eventually presenting their findings to their peers.FREE resources incl: Powerpoints, Rubrics, and Templates: http://asoundmind.edublogs.org/2
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5th - 8th
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Create your own music animations!
Music can be difficult to teach because it's so abstract (you can't see or touch it) and complex (there are many things to take in at the same time, and most aren't obvious on the first listen). How can we make music accessible and engaging to students who might not be ready to learn an instrument or notation/theory?Music:Eyes ("See what you hear") is a new e-learning platform and a transformative way to experience music through visual animations, based on the immense appeal of our co-founder St
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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How to Write and Produce Your Own High School Musical
This video is a trailer for a fantastic educational video I wrote and produced called How to Write and Produce Your Own High School Musical.
You’ve got the talent. You can make the time. You just need a few tips on how to get started . . . or fine-tune the script . . . or run rehearsals . . . or mount the production. How to Write and Produce Your Own High School Musical walks you through each step of the entire process. Join the hundreds of other directors and instructors who have already
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