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Free arts & music Common Core W.3.8 resources
Parts of the Violin
This is a great worksheet to review the parts of the violin. Students write the correct part in the corresponding box and color the violin in afterwards. When completed, the violins look great hanging in the classroom or on bulletin boards.
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2nd - 5th
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Martin Luther King Jr. Day FREE Civil Rights MLK Day Speech & Writing Activity
Martin Luther King Jr. Day is an important holiday with many meaningful lessons for elementary students. Teach your students valuable, life-long lessons with this useful lesson. This MLK Day FREE Comparing & Writing Resource has just what you need. Help students appreciate diversity and learn about standing up for justice and equality as they move into the new year. Whether you are studying Black History Month or Martin Luther King Jr., the Civil Rights movement or the fight for fairness for
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2nd - 6th
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What makes a house a home?
Homes by Tinybop invites children to explore the world around them by visiting different houses in Guatemala, Mongolia, Yemen, and the United States. Each home is unique in structure and style, responding to the people and place where it was built. But, no matter where in the world we live, we all have the same basic needs and enjoy similar activities.
This activity, inspired by the House & Home exhibit at the National Building Museum, encourages kids to identify similarities and difference
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PreK - 4th
Song Lyric Analysis
Music in the classroom always brings a new energy and excitement with which both teachers and students can appreciate! Engage your students in meaningful reading, writing, and conversation surrounding popular song lyrics with which they are familiar! Students will work to deepen their comprehension of these focused lyrics and explain connections they make with the given words through both written and verbal expression. The unit gives time for reflective writing, collaborative conversation, and c
Where The Wild Things Are- Character Traits Lesson
Help your students to understand the many characteristics that make up a character in a story! Use this graphic organizer to help your student to think critically about Max in Where the Wild Things Are. Write around the picture of Max adjectives that describe him. Have students draw their own character or a character they've read about and complete the same process on their own.
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1st - 5th
Famous Artwork- First Study Research Notes Printable Worksheets (Collection #2)
Art History Research Study Note-taking Worksheets for 20 Famous Works of Art. Collection #2. Continue your research of the Masters with these 20 additional printables, including a variety of styles and media used. Printables for classroom research projects, art classes or home study.
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2nd - 8th
Famous Artwork- First Study Research Notes Worksheet Printables (Collection #1)
Art History Research Study Note-taking Worksheets for 20 Famous Works of Art. Collection #1. Printables for classroom research projects, art classes or home study.
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2nd - 8th
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