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Instrumental music internet activities by TpT sellers for TpT sellers
Danny Elfman Composer Unit- Virtual/In Person Learning
Your students will love learning about movie composer, Danny Elfman. This is a complete unit that will take a few days to teach. It can be used for virtual or in person teaching. Everything is editable.Included:-Danny Elfman Bitmoji Classroom-Danny Elfman Google Slideshow Presentation of Information-Name That Movie Game (2 versions- Virtual & In Person Teaching)-Danny Elfman Bulletin Board Collection (For In Person Teaching)-Danny Elfman Quiz/ReflectionNOTE: You will need Google Drive™ in
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Music Notes - MOVABLE Digital Pieces - Musical Notation Clip Art
This set of music note clip art is great for teachers creating digital resources with standard music notation. They do not have to be secured or flattened which makes them perfect for digital resources for students such as Google Slides. The clips are accurately sized in order to use for notating music with ease. Use them for rhythmic and melodic notation! The resolution of the transparent PNGs is 150 ppi, even though a 72 ppi resolution is considered the standard for digital. I bumped it up a n
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Also included in: Music Notation: Movable Digital Pieces & Clip Art BUNDLE
Bass Clef Line Note Names Identification Interactive Music Game for Piano
Your elementary music students will love using this game to practice naming notes in bass clef! This self-grading set of task cards allows students to focus only on the line notes, and teachers to focus only on student progress. By reinforcing only note naming line notes in this interactive music game, elementary music students and young beginner piano students find it easy and approachable. This is Set 1 of the Beginner Note Naming Series for Bass Clef Line Notes. Features of this easy-to-use r
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2nd - 4th
Also included in: Back to School Elementary Music Activity Bundle: K-5 Games & Worksheets
Back to School Note Naming Treble Clef Line Notes Interactive Music Game
Your elementary music students will love using this game to practice note naming in treble clef! This self-grading set of task cards allows students to focus only on the line notes, and teachers to focus on student progress. By reinforcing only line notes in this digital interactive music game, elementary music students and young beginner piano students find it easy and approachable. Try a demo of this digital game here!If you . . .are looking for a quick assessmentneed a music game for your mus
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1st - 4th
Also included in: Back to School Elementary Music Activity Bundle: K-5 Games & Worksheets
White Music Notes - MOVABLE Digital Pieces - Musical Notation Clip Art
This set of white music note clip art is great for teachers creating digital resources with standard music notation. They do not have to be secured or flattened which makes them perfect for digital resources for students such as Google Slides. The white notes are great when working with a dark background.The clips are accurately sized in order to use for notating music with ease. Use them for rhythmic and melodic notation! The resolution of the transparent PNGs is 150 ppi, even though a 72 ppi r
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Also included in: White Music Notation: Movable Digital Pieces & Clip Art BUNDLE
Red Music Notation: Movable Digital Pieces & Clip Art BUNDLE
This bundle of music notation images is great for teachers creating digital resources with standard music notation. The bundle includes one set of high resolution images for secured resources, and the lower resolution set that may be used with digital products such as Google Slides. The digital set does not have to be flattened or secured. They are great for use with light or dark backgrounds.The clips are accurately sized in order to use for notating music with ease. Use them for rhythmic and m
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Red Music Notes - MOVABLE Digital Pieces - Musical Notation Clip Art
This set of red music note clip art is great for teachers creating digital resources with standard music notation. They do not have to be secured or flattened which makes them perfect for digital resources for students such Google Slides. The clips are accurately sized in order to use for notating music with ease. Use them for rhythmic and melodic notation! The resolution of the transparent PNGs is 150 ppi, even though a 72 ppi resolution is considered the standard for digital. I bumped it up a
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Red Music Notation: Movable Digital Pieces & Clip Art BUNDLE
Green Music Notes - MOVABLE Digital Pieces - Musical Notation Clip Art
This set of green music note clip art is great for teachers creating digital resources with standard music notation. They do not have to be secured or flattened which makes them perfect for digital resources for students such Google Slides. The clips are accurately sized in order to use for notating music with ease. Use them for rhythmic and melodic notation! The resolution of the transparent PNGs is 150 ppi, even though a 72 ppi resolution is considered the standard for digital. I bumped it up
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Green Music Notation: Movable Digital Pieces & Clip Art BUNDLE
Step and Skip Music Interval Notes Game for Pre-Reading Elementary and Piano
Use this interactive set of digital music task cards to prepare your beginner piano students or elementary music students to read music! Bright colours and a fun theme help students positively interact with this low-prep activity. This music game targets pre-reading, and prepares young musicians for understanding concepts such as music intervals and pattern direction. Features of this easy-to-use resource:Simple and colourful strawberry-themed visuals25 cards in this self-shuffling deckStraightf
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Keyboard Geography Bundle for Beginner Piano and Elementary Music
Pre-Reading Step Skip Music for Beginner Piano and Elementary, Music Centres
Elementary music students can practice recognizing the relationship between notes on the staff with this interactive activity. These music task cards are perfect for beginning piano students and young elementary students to use before learning to read notes on the staff. Without the clef, students focus on just the relationship between the strawberry notes, and practice pattern recognition.Features of this easy-to-use resource:Simple and colourful strawberry-themed visualsSTEP and SKIP symbols a
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Keyboard Geography Bundle for Beginner Piano and Elementary Music
Virtual Music Hallway
School staff can use our virtual doors and hallways to directly connect their websites or digital classrooms! Students, families, and teachers alike will appreciate our simple and nostalgic templates. Let us open your “door” to our virtual school where classrooms and hallways seamlessly interconnect!Format: Google SlidesIncludes: 1 customizable virtual Bitmoji classroom1 virtual Bitmoji hallway3 customizable virtual hallway doors (orchestra, band, chorus), which can be linked to resources or oth
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PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Virtual Hallways, Classrooms, Doors, and Decor [Bundle]
Listening Journal
For another Remote Learning activity, I have created a 'Listening Journal' for my Middle School students. This is more of an in-depth 'Listening Log' that we might use in our Music History Unit. It is a simple tool, and you can obviously change the song choices from the ones that I picked. I have also copy & pasted this assignment and done a 'Listening Journal Week 2, Week 3', etc., so I encourage you to make this a weekly part of your learning activities, whatever they might be!In this assi
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4th - 12th
Music Listening Compare and Contrast - Grade 6 to 8 - Grieg and Savatage
Welcome to Listening Logs! These are easy tools you can use to pass a music class very easily. Simply play the two songs for the students, then have them research the information on each piece if they have access to technology, or go through and research with them if they don't.At the end, they compare and contrast the two pieces. What was similar? What was different? You can leave this very open or prompt them with specific words. These two pieces have the same theme. In the Hall of the Mountai
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5th - 9th
Creating Interactive Google Slides (Teacher Step-By-Step Guide)
Welcome!My goal is to provide educators with thoughtful materials that they can either integrate into their current curricula or adopt entirely. Below is the information that you need to get the most out of these scavenger hunts!Whether you're teaching remotely or in the classroom, interactive Google slides are a great way to incorporate technology into your lessons and to get students actively participating.When sharing a single slide presentation with a class, the biggest concern is making sur
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