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Music Common Core SL.7.1 resources
Nurturing Our Students Self-Worth and Self-Confidence
Keala Settle's incredible performance of the song "This is Me," from the hit movie "The Greatest Showman," is the inspiration to this complete unit of study teacher's guide, certain to help lift your students' self-esteem!This unit of study will guide you and your students through activities that promote critical thinking, reading comprehension and analysis, and build classroom community as well.Activities included in this guide-*Copy of the lyrics*Video links of two powerful performance of "Thi
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4th - 7th
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Also included in: Coaching Our Students' Literacy Skills Through Inspirational Song Lyrics
Chrome Music Lab Bingo Activity for Music on a Cart or Remote Learning
Use this BINGO game to get actively using Chrome Music Lab with Google Slide Link*Helps students to learn basic music elements*You can follow the activities' guideline or create your own. *Can be used remotely or physically*Terms and vocabulary picture slides*Editable Power Point*Google slide link is on the first PPT slide. Click on the link and MAKE A COPY.*Graphics and fonts by:Graphics Created by:freepik.combrgfx sid4rtproduction ddraw www.flaticon.com#musiconacart #musicpowerpoint #musicbing
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1st - 8th
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Conversation Starters Package on Music
Generate inspiring class discussions with these thought-provoking conversation questions on music.What's included:A list of 10 thought-provoking questions for middle/high school students on the subject of musicActivities to fill in before and after discussion (Ensuring students know what is expected of them and what constitutes an effective and productive discussion) Useful expressions and transitions pages (Encouraging students to use and record a variety of useful expressions and transitional
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: Conversation Starters Packages: Growing Bundle
Who Said It? Taylor Swift or Shakespeare?
Battle of the tortured poets department! Who in the class can show that they are the REAL tortured poet by choosing who said each quote? 40+ slides of engaging and fun lyrics/quotes to get students involved and engaged in a healthy & positive competition. Use this for fun with younger students, OR introduce poetry or William Shakespeare with older students. Versatile for all ages & grades.
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5th - 12th
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S.E. Hinton - Author Biography - Music in the 1960's - Protest Song Connection
Exploring 1960s Culture and Literature: S.E. Hinton's Biography, Nonfiction Article, and Protest Song ConnectionDescription: Dive into the rich cultural landscape of the 1960s with this comprehensive educational package designed to engage your students in critical thinking and meaningful connections. This product includes three interconnected activities centered around S.E. Hinton's biography, a nonfiction article on the impact of music in the 1960s, and the iconic protest song "For What It's Wo
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6th - 12th
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"Thunder" A Socratic Seminar Unit of Study Featuring Imagine Dragons
Motivate your students to engage in critical analysis and collaborative conversation through the study of this popular hit song! Your students will-*explore vocabulary and figures of speech, *build background on the song's inspiration, *write their connections between the song, other texts and their personal paths, *explore the science and symbolism behind the song, *analyze lyrics, *and engage in a Socratic seminar with their classmates to deepen understanding and build speaking and listening s
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: An Imagine Dragons Classroom
Musical Artist Research Project
This project requires students to analyze 1 musical artist through a multi-media project. The project is comprised of the following components: 1 page analytical writing task; visual aid; class presentation (scoring rubric for class presentation is available in my store: http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Laura-Lopez-Creative-Corner).
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7th - 12th
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Literacy Through Lyrics- Volume 1
♪An awesome, bundled collection of complete units of study centered around popular, culturally relevant song lyrics that will motivate and inspire you and your students year round!♪You will adore this approach to coaching critical literacy skills in your students- It will be the refresh button you need to make learning together meaningful and truly engaging!♪Because teaching is supposed to be fun and who doesn't love a good soundtrack to sing (and study☺) together in the process?Have fun!Liz☺♥♪P
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3rd - 8th
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"High Hopes"- An ELA Unit of Study
Set the inspirational stage for your middle school students to analyze the awesome song lyrics "High Hopes," by Panic! At the Disco☺Your students will build incredible literacy skills through meaningful curriculum and conversation with a unit you will adore teaching☺This unit plan includes-ELA StandardsSong Lyrics for Student/Teacher UseClose Reading VisualVocabulary BuildingFigurative Language AnalysisWritten Reflection InvitationsCreative Outlets for Text ConnectionsSocratic Seminar Explanatio
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5th - 8th
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Also included in: Coaching Our Students' Literacy Skills Through Inspirational Song Lyrics
"Christmas Lights" A Socratic Seminar Unit of Study Featuring Coldplay
Join your kids in the holiday merriment through this fun, engaging, meaningful unit of study on a unique holiday song, "Christmas Lights" by Coldplay. Students will work to analyze lyrics, build connections, explore figurative language, and engage in a collaborative dialogue through Socratic seminar. Your students will build reading comprehension, language, speaking, listening and writing skills through this unit and build classroom community through collaboration as well!
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: Holiday Song Lyric Analysis
Personality Quiz: What's Your 1920s Name?
Transport your students to the roaring '20s with this engaging and interactive personality quiz! “What’s Your 1920s Name?” is a delightful activity that combines history, culture, and personal reflection, allowing students to explore the vibrant era of the 1920s while discovering a name that resonates with their own personality.How It Works:Students will answer a series of whimsical questions related to the iconic decade, from choosing their favorite pastime to picking a stylish accessory. Each
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6th - 12th
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How to Create a Vox Pop [Podcasting Lesson Plan]
Students will learn how to create a Vox Pop, which is a short montage of interviews to develop interviewing and audio editing skills. They will learn about the basics of a Vox Pop, how to improve your podcast interviewing skills, and how to edit interviews once you've recorded them.**All that is needed for this activity is a computer or phone with ability to record sound, and a WiFi connection.This lesson plan includes the Lesson Objective, Materials Needed, Warmup, Lesson Plan, Breakout Session
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Project-Based Learning Podcasting Bundle (Using Soundtrap)
Coaching Our Students' Literacy Skills Through Inspirational Song Lyrics
Bring creativity and collaboration to your ELA lesson plans through this awesome compilation of resources♪ Certain to spark something new and exciting within your students as they delve into popular song lyrics and build reading, writing, critical thinking, speaking, and listening skills with these engaging lesson plans and units of study☺This resource includes:♪Copies of song lyrics for teacher and student use♪Reflective writing prompts♪Text dependent analysis writing♪Building background nonfic
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4th - 8th
"To Love Them, To Leave Them" A Socratic Seminar Unit of Study
Your middle school students' hearts will appreciate this unit of study, featuring popular songs "Yours" by Russell Dickerson and "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" by Taylor Swift! Activities include developing mental pictures, lyric analysis, opinion and narrative writings, text-to-text and text-to-self connection building, figurative language study, background study of song inspiration, authors' purpose writing, and collaborative conversation through Socratic seminar. The stage will be
Hear, Think, Wonder About the Revolution (featuring music from Hamilton)
This is sure to please! It features a 60 page variety of lessons that can be taught all together as one unit or used individually (suggested pacing and teaching time is included). This unit is intended to give students an in-depth analysis of each of the key groups involved in the Revolution (Patriots, Tories, Monarchy), and allow them to step inside the different perspectives of each group. The unit is divided into six sections: Wondering About the Term Revolution, Thinking About the Events Lea
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5th - 8th
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An Imagine Dragons Classroom
Embrace this popular band within your lesson plans through this fantastic find! Inspire your students whilst building awesome reading, writing, critical thinking, speaking and listening skills through this collection of ELA resources certain to be a hit with your students☺ Set the stage for awesome analysis, beautiful reflection, and meaningful conversations through this 60 page teacher's guide♪This compilation includes:♪Copies of song lyrics for teacher and student use♪Reflective writing prompt
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4th - 8th
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More about Podcasts [Podcasting Lesson Plan]
Students will learn the difference between scripted and Q&A podcasts and familiarize themselves with a wide range of podcast topics.This lesson revolves around collective listening and discussion.**All that is needed for this activity is a computer or phone with ability to record sound, and a WiFi connection.This lesson plan includes the Lesson Objective, Materials Needed, Warmup, Lesson Plan, Breakout Session, Key Vocabulary, Reflection, and Resources, including podcasts created by other st
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7th - 12th
Also included in: Project-Based Learning Podcasting Bundle (Using Soundtrap)
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Creating an Audio Postcard [Podcasting Lesson Plan]
Students will learn what an audio postcard is, and will be able to develop observation ability by drawing from sensory information, practice using descriptive language and critique verbal delivery.Students will learn how to edit different types of audio in the same clip and how to add music, ambient noise conversation and more. **All that is needed for this activity is a computer or phone with ability to record sound, and a WiFi connection.This lesson plan includes the Lesson Objective, Material
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Project-Based Learning Podcasting Bundle (Using Soundtrap)
"Time of Your Life" A Complete ELA Teacher's Guide
Celebrate the crossroads at which you and your students now stand through this complete week long unit of study that will coach reading, writing, thinking, speaking and listening skills. Your students will be happily engaged as they analyze this iconic 90's Green Day hit and look back on their path thus far. Resources in this packet include- Objectives, ELA common core standards, lesson plan directions, a copy of the lyrics, close reading visual, "4 Corners" collaborative discussion tool and ref
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4th - 8th
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Also included in: Coaching Our Students' Literacy Skills Through Inspirational Song Lyrics
"Bringing the Magic of Music to Your Middle School Classroom"
Engage your middle school students in meaningful text dependent analysis writing, creative expression, and collaborative conversation using the beautiful song lyrics of "Lost Boy" by Ruth B. This week long unit features multiple writing prompts that offer students the stage to share not just what they think, but why they think what they think, using specific text evidence. Students are also presented the opportunity to connect these song lyrics to their own personal life experiences. The story b
Motivation 101
Songs lyrics are such an awesome way to bring light to critical literacy skills in the classroom. Imagine Dragons' music offers such powerful messages that will help motivate and inspire your students. This set of unit studies empowers your students through the critical analysis of "Natural" and "Whatever It Takes." This teacher resource includes 2 complete, separate, week long ELA units of study that build reading, writing, speaking, listening, and critical thinking skills through engaging, s
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5th - 8th
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Also included in: An Imagine Dragons Classroom
"Don't Give Up On Me"
Bring love and light to your classroom community through this complete unit of study featuring Andy Grammar's beautiful lyrics. The song "Don't Give Up On Me" will lift your students' spirits with it's powerful message of compassion and strength. This unit of study includes-♥copy of song lyrics for student and teacher use♥mental image activity♥"4 Corners" activity and written reflection♥figurative language analysis♥text connections writing♥inferring emotion written response♥building background n
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4th - 8th
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Also included in: Building Positive Energy- Creating an Inspired Classroom Community
Griot Activity for West Africa Unit
For this activity, the students will become Griots. They should be given a section from the textbook and then transform that section into a poem, song, story, or dance (if they dare!). It must be in their own words and it should be entertaining as well as full of information.
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7th
What is Music?
Flexible lesson plan great for the beginning of the year or to mix things up for a day.Students decide on their own definitions/criteria for what makes something "music". They then watch a series of 5 videos and decide whether each is music based on the criteria they created. Fun class debates always ensue if you do this as a full-class lesson rather than an individual activity!Perfect For:General Music/Music Appreciation 6-12English classes working on argument writingAny 6-12 music class, espec
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6th - 12th
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