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Language Arts Activity: Using YOUTUBE Music Videos to Teach the Elements of Plot
The students are shown five popular music videos on YOUTUBE. While watching the videos they make notes. After watching, they work together to answer questions concerning the elements of plot in each video. Then individually, each student charts the elements of plot in one of the five videos.
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6th - 9th
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Music Integrated Literacy Lesson: Feel the Beat with Tortoise and the Hare
This literacy with music integrated lesson takes around 45 minutes to complete. This is an extension of previous learning about rhythm, beat, and music tempo. The lesson has students singing to the Aesop’s fable: The Tortoise and the Hare's characters according to how fast or slow they are going. This is a great literacy lesson that can incorporate music into your classroom as well as go over morals and sayings such as slow and steady wins the race.
Lesson plan comes with book list and material
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1st - 4th
Special Olympics - We're All Alike .... We're All Different
Special Olympics activities for every child to learn how we are all alike even though we are all different and special. A great way to educate children on differences.Can be adapted to many age and learning levels.
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1st - 6th
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Pirates Story Time Printables
The perfect materials to support a pirates themed story time or circle time in preschool or kindergarten. Pack includes an original pirates song/rhyme, visuals to accompany the rhyme, and one pirate themed map making activity to do at the table. The activity focuses on cutting skills and creative thinking.
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PreK - K
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7 Days of Creation Song and Student Book
Children learn the catchy 7 Days of Creation Song, (sung to the tune of The 12 Days of Christmas) while making and illustrating a student book to learn the days of creation, based on Genesis 1. Practice and perform the song, make the poster visual aids included, and you have a great addition to any Parents/Grandparents Day or Sunday School program.
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PreK - 4th
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Over the Rainbow Song Analysis
In this activity, students analyze different versions of the popular song "Over the Rainbow", then answer comprehension questions. Included is a lesson plan, links, lyrics, questions, and a student self-evaluation scale for the standard of analyzing information across various media formats, as well as suggestions for additional song activities at the bottom of the packet. Students will make inferences, comparisons and contrasts, and analyze how changing a format can affect central idea and tone.
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Not Grade Specific
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The Pancake's Escape
This is a script for a pre-school or kindergarten drama club play for 16+ children. It is a story of a pancake that runs amok. It is like the story of the gingerbread man in that is has repetition and an easy rhyming meter.The ending is user friendly and no one gets eaten.It could be used with a unit on community helpers as it has some ( postal, police, doctor, nurse, teacher, construction, baker) chasing the pancake.There is a song at the end that sums up the story! Enjoy this original story as
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PreK - 1st
My Reluctant Teen Readers-_Interpretation Good Charlotte Emotionless
This is a very powerful song that relates, sadly, to many of our youths whose fathers have walked away and denied themselves a relationship with their children. It speaks of the damage done and the harm, but assures that they survived anyway.
A 10 question quiz and answer key is included, that asks the reader to delve into higher level interpretive thinking and to create and describe images that the song evokes. An excellent activity for high school students who are struggling with the exper
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
Song Analysis Project Brainstorming Activity
Students analyze the literary elements and figurative language in songs they select for the assignment. Students determine the theme/message, mood/tone, point of view/perspective, etc. in music of their choice. Students select 5 songs and then narrow down their selections through a brainstorming organizer chart, eventually selecting the song with the largest amount of literary elements to analyze in a final song project. This simple brainstorming chart is the first step in a multi-part project.
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9th - 12th
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The Amigo Brothers Filmmaker Project
Music Filmmakers often use music to enhance a movie’s theme. Suppose you were asked to pick five songs for a film version of “Amigo Brothers.” What would they be? Explain how each song reflects a theme of the selection.
You must have a solid reason for choosing the songs that you do- “I don’t know. I just like the song.” is not an acceptable reason. The music that you choose should fit the mood, the event, and the characters. Music is meant to enhance the story. You need to prove that you’
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6th - 9th
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Lyric Essay
Students can choose any song they want and the goal is to make a song essay. The story should reflect the story shown in the song chosen.
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7th - 12th
Soundtrack for Scary Stories
Creative assignment to accompany Edgar Allan Poe's 'The Black Cat' or Nathaniel Hawthorne's 'The Minister's Black Veil.'Students will develop a soundtrack, liner notes, album art and a poster based on tone, mood, and suspense.
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9th - 12th
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