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Music composition research for Microsoft Word
Famous Female Composers - International Women's Day Research Activity
A quick music research activity in honour of International Women's Day (March 8th). Students are required to research 3 different female composers: One from eras pre-1800; one from the late modern era (1800-1900's), and one from the 20th century to present day. Includes lists for each era. A great activity for learning good research practices. Can even be used as a game/scavenger hunt activity. Includes editable MS Word document, as well as PDF copy.
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7th - 12th
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Grade 6-8 Music - Music Genres: History Research Assignment
In this activity students work individually or with a partner to research a genre or sub-genre of music. Using the guiding questions provided in the research organizer, students create a visual (poster, brochure, etc) and an oral presentation teaching the class about their genre. This is a great alternative to a test and is suitable for grades 6-8 students. This activity can be used in virtual learning or in person. Looking for more music resources? Check out these popular bundles:Grade 6-8 Musi
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6th - 8th
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Composer Report (extra credit)
This is the composer report that is connected to the extra credit I posted in my store. This report has the student answer questions about any composer they choose. Then, taking those answers they write up a report. This has allowed for LESS plagiarism.
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3rd - 12th
Composer Research - Choir Concert Make Up Assignment
A composer research project that I used to a choir concert make up assignment. Student scan complete this is research paper or PowerPoint format.
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5th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Composer Research - Choir Concert Make Up Bundle
Virtual Music - Passion Project
A passion project designed to inspire creativity in students and to encourage them to advocate for or bring awareness to an issue they are passionate about. This is a great way to bring light to many different facets of the music curriculum by engaging students in listening, interpreting, creating and applying foundations of music through performance and creation of pieces as well. Feel free to adapt it as per the goals/objectives of your class!
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6th - 12th
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Film Composer Power Point Project, Timeline and Reflection
A week long project for multiple groups in your classroom. Students put together a power point presentation on the life and works of a film composer. Project time line and reflection are included.
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7th - 12th
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What is a Melody and how to compose a Melody
This lesson plan uses part of Bernstein's Young People's Concerts series to help students understand the major components of melody as well as my own video tutorial on how to compose a melody. The lesson comes with discussion questions and several video links.
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7th - 12th
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Poetry in Pop Music
Even though it might be depressing for English teachers, the fact is that poetry has pretty much been replaced by popular songs. Are these songs poems? Allow your students to argue in favor of their favorite artists and learn about poetic devices in the process.
Students who dislike everything about English class will enjoy this assignment. Know ahead of time what you will do about naughty lyrics, especially if you have students present to the class.
For more, check out my own poetry at
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8th - 12th
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Composer Research Project
Designed for a group or individual project.You can pick composers of your choice based on whatever you are studying in your class.Can be modified for older grades. This specific project was done with my 3rd graders, researching in groups and creating an individual presentation.
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3rd - 8th
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List of Music Related TEDTALKS
Free resource containing a list of TED Talks that span all music topics! Great for sub plans, student exploration or research projects!
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5th - 12th
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60's Rock Band Group Presentation
This is a collaborative hyperdoc that is used to guide and instruct students to conduct a research project over one of the four 60's rock bands: The Rolling Stones, The Beatles, The Monkeys, or The Beach Boys. This hyperdoc walks students through the process of collaborative group work, research, organizing materials, citing sources, peer assessments, and finally the group presentations. There are guided questions and a rubric linked-in the document so that the students know what is expected to
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9th - 12th
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K-2-ETS1-3
*FREEBIE* Music and Civil Rights Resources
The following links contain a variety of resources on using music to teach about civil rights music and how it can be used to send a message about the need for justice and equality.
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