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3rd grade vocal music lessons for Easel Activities
Print and Go Emergency Sub Plans for the Non Music Substitute (Writing Prompts)
I don't know what substitutes look like in your building, but in my school, subs are not allowed to touch technology, they know nothing about music, and my students act like crazies. So when I look at most elementary music sub plans, they do not work for me. So I decided to make some elementary music (or beginning band or choir or music theory....) sub plans that would work for my classroom-- and hopefully yours too!These sub plans are designed to be used at any point in the year. Therefore, the
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K - 8th
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Also included in:Â Elementary Music Sub Tub Bundle (Print + Go for the Non-Musical Sub!)
Music Alternative Assignments - Digital Music Resources
If you have students who cannot attend certain music events such as concerts or field trips, it's often difficult to find a good alternative assignment. This booklet contains 5 assignments perfect for the music classroom!These assignments are appropriate for elementary, middle school and high school students, with slight adjustments. Includes:Unique and interesting writing promptsEssay topics with a citations pageIllustrations worksheet with titles of listening examples to use as the storylinePe
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Music Listening Journal that Works for ANY Piece of Music
This music listening journal works well with upper elementary, middle school, and high school. Questions encourage deeper level thinking and promote healthy conversation about the musical elements. This listening journal can be used with ANY piece of music - from symphonies to pop tunes!Also check out Orchestra, Concert Band, or Jazz Band? Instrumental Ensembles Music Listening Journal.You may also like:➯ Instrument Families Unit➯ Theory Experts: A K-12 Music Theory Curriculum➯ Music Cultures
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3rd - 12th
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Sakura: Lesson plan and Orff arrangements for ukulele and percussion
This is a beautiful Japanese folk song, which I have arranged for young children to sing and play. The translation is an amalgam of the research I was able to do without the help of a speaker of Japanese, but I hope it captures the spirit of the song while remaining easy to sing. I have presented this in the form of a lesson outline with options for younger or older students differentiated along the way, culminating in a couple of options for a written assessment task. You could pick and choose
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1st - 4th
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Music Listening Journal Orchestra vs Concert Band vs Jazz Band
A music listening journal that was designed to help students learn the difference between orchestras, concert bands, and jazz bands. The instruments are laid out by families and there is a Venn diagram over all of them to show which instruments are typically part of which instrument ensembles.This resource is perfect for:✅ K-12 Music Classes✅ Active Listening ✅ Instrument Identification & Review➤ One side of the journal is for "while listening" and has a Venn diagram of instruments grouped
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3rd - 6th
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Teaching Onomatopoeia Through Song
Teach Onomatopoeia through a fun singing activity, followed by worksheets and a quiz for assessment. This engaging activity helps students learn that onomatopoeia is discovering the words which describe sounds. This lesson is designed to be taught through one main mini lesson, and then practiced throughout the week using the worksheets and practicing the song.
This complete lesson includes the Onomatopoeia song, worksheets to build mastery, and an assessment.
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2nd - 4th
Rap it Out! When Music Meets ELA
This guide with activity sheets is a motivational tool to get students to write in the form of rapping. By tying music and ELA, would motivate students to write to create their own lyrics to later add to a digital audio workstation program so that they can perform their song to their classmates. Examples of Digital Audio Workstations are given in which a student just needs to know how to operate the online program, or app at first to create background music to their words.
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3rd - 12th
Also included in:Â YOU'RE A SONGWRITER! Music Meets ELA too!
*Updated for Distance Learning* Music Listening Journal
This Music Listening Journal gives students the opportunity to listen to a piece of music, draw a picture of what they imagine while listening, and allows students to learn about a variety of composers. This can be paired with a Composer of the Month unit or just exposing students to new music!*Updated for Distance Learning* - Interactive PDF layer added
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2nd - 5th
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