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7th grade instrumental music resources for Easel Assessments under $5
Instrument Family Unit with video, audio, games, worksheets & assessments
This editable Google Slides Instrument Family Unit is perfect for in person & distance learning and contains:Brass, Woodwind, Percussion, & String family information & picturesTimbre & Listening Samples (Rights belong to original artists)Instrument song (German Folk Song)10 Unique/diverse Bingo cards - printable & digital!Study Guide & pop quizAssessment & Answer Key These slides are able to be used in a virtual, hybrid, or in-person classroom, both synchronously &
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1st - 8th
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Also included in: 2nd Grade | Year Long Music Lessons & Curriculum | 30% off
Ukulele Task Cards for the Music Room
Do you need fun and engaging activities to help teach ukulele? Are you looking for ideas for centers and small group work, to reinforce ukulele concepts and chords? This set of ukulele task cards will have your students excited and engaged, as they practice chords, strumming patterns, and plucking! Here's what you'll get:64 task cards, to print in color and black/ white, to practice C major, A minor, F major, G major, C7, G7, D major, and E major. The task cards practice chords, strumming patter
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4th - 8th
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Also included in: Ukulele Music Activity and Lesson Bundle
Rhythm Counting Basics: 8th Note Triplets #2
"Why are there three notes on this one beat? AND what is that number 3 above those three notes?" Triplets can be confusing for students, This product can help.The first three slides can be a visual aid while explaining triplets. How they are similar yet different than normal subdivision of notes? These compare and contrast slides will help.Use with: > Large group instruction - project slides - explain - count, clap - play > Individual drill and assessment > In c
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6th - 9th
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Rhythm Counting Basics: SYNCOPATION #2
CONTINUE YOUR STUDENTS' SYNCOPATION JOURNEY! with “Rhythm Counting Basics: SYNCOPATION #2.”SYNCOPATION #2 HAS A COUNTING QUESTION followed by MULTIPLE CHOICE RHYTHM ANSWERS using the same syncopation rhythms as in SYNCOPAITON #1.Help your students recognize, understand, count and perform these common syncopated rhythms.Explanation of "short-long-short" synco
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5th - 7th
Rhythm Counting Basics: SYNCOPATION #1
Is SYNCOPATION the next rhythmic hurdle for your students? This newest edition of my “Rhythm Counting Basics” series is just what you need. Help your students recognize, understand, count and perform these common syncopated rhythms.Explanation of "short-long-short" syncopation conceptIllustrates how syncopation is created using tiesQuarter-Half-Quarter, 8th-Quarter-8th, 16th-8th-16th syncopations Applicable to NAfME (National Association for Music Education) Music Standards and NCCAS (Nationa
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6th - 8th
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Tempo Self-Checking Practice
Review tempo vocabulary with your middle school music students! This interactive, self-checking resource addresses 8 common tempo terms: Adagio, Andante, Moderato, Allegro, Vivace, accelerando, ritardando, and a tempo.16 Multiple-Choice Cards8 give a term and ask for a definition8 give a definition and ask for a term4 Drag-and-Drop Cardsplacing a set of tempos in order from slowest to fastestThe PDF file includes a redemption link which allows you to access this Boom Cards deck on the Boom Learn
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: Tempo Vocabulary: Complete Unit Bundle
Rhythm Counting Basics: 8th Note Triplets #1
"Why are there three notes on this one beat? AND what is that number 3 above those three notes?" Triplets can be confusing for students, This product can help.The first three slides can be a visual aid while explaining triplets. How they are similar yet different than normal subdivision of notes? These compare and contrast slides will help.Use with: > Large group instruction - project slides - explain - count, clap - play > Individual drill and assessment > In c
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6th - 8th
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Dynamics Self-Checking Practice
Review dynamics vocabulary with your middle school music students! This interactive, self-checking resource addresses 8 common dynamic concepts: pianissimo, piano, mezzo-piano, mezzo-forte, forte, fortissimo, crescendo, and decrescendo.16 Multiple-Choice Cards8 give a symbol and ask for a term/definition8 give a definition and ask for a symbol/term4 Drag-and-Drop Cardsplacing a set of dynamics in order from quietest to loudestThe PDF file includes a redemption link which allows you to access thi
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5th - 7th
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Also included in: Dynamics Vocabulary: Complete Unit Bundle
Articulation Self-Checking Practice
Review articulation vocabulary with your middle school music students! This interactive, self-checking resource addresses 5 common articulations: legato, tenuto, staccato, accent, and marcato.20 Multiple-Choice Cards5 give a symbol and ask for a term/definition5 give a definition and ask for a symbol/term5 give a term and ask for a symbol/definition1 asks for the articulation indicated by a slur1 asks which articulations are emphasized3 ask which articulations are used in a given musical example
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5th - 7th
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Also included in: Articulation Vocabulary: Complete Unit Bundle
Musical Road Map Self-Checking Practice
Review vocabulary of the musical road map with your middle school music students! This interactive, self-checking resource addresses 7 common components of the musical road map: Da capo, Dal Segno, al Coda, al Fine, Coda, Sign, and 1st/2nd endings. Also included are D.C. al Coda, D.C. al Fine, D.S. al Coda, and D.S. al Fine.22 Multiple-Choice Cards11 give a symbol/term and ask for a definition11 give a definition and ask for a symbol/termThe PDF file includes a redemption link which allows you t
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7th - 9th
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Also included in: Musical Road Map Vocabulary: Complete Unit Bundle
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