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Music composition graphic organizer microsofts
Peter and the Wolf Music Lesson Set For Lower to Middle Primary
Need a series of lessons on the orchestral piece 'Peter and the Wolf'? This comprehensive bundle of lessons on Peter and the Wolf by comes with everything already done. No prep just print and go.My Product Contains⭐️ 30 worksheets that turn into a workbook once completedfront cover - coloring pageguess the animal and human character listening exercise worksheetsWho wrote the music worksheet 2nd listening exercise sheet connecting instruments and characters String, woodwind, brass and percussion
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1st - 4th
Music Lap Book (Organizer, Craft, Activity, Journal)
Your upper elementary students will LOVE this Music lap book designed specially for them!
Lap books are a great way to help students organize the knowledge as they learn it, especially for the VISUAL learner.
This Lap Book can be used in many ways:
*the homeschool student
*an activity for a SUBSTITUTE
*a last minute lesson plan change
*a tool for the classroom teacher needing to teach music also
*a year long tool to track learning
*a reference tool for the classroom
and more!!!
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3rd - 6th
Writing a Blues Song 1
Do you do a unit with students that involved writing a blues song? This is a simple template and example that will help your students to create lyric notation without needing to use formal musical notation. Ideal for the new musician or a general music class!- - - - - - - - - -* If you prefer to use a Google Doc format, please let me know after you have purchased here and I will send the link to you.- - - - - - - - - -** Please take the time to rate my product honestly and ask any questions abou
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5th - 8th
Notes on the Xylophone-Introduction/Identification (great for virtual learning!)
The following PowerPoint teaches students about notes on the xylophone. The lesson covers the following ideas and skills: -a review of whole steps and half steps -a review of sharps and flats -what a xylophone is/how to play one -general qualities of all keyboard instruments -locations of notes on the xylophone -enharmonic pitches on the xylophone -note identification on the xylophone This is a great resource for any music class, whether you are teaching xylophone to beginning band or percussi
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Sub Plan: Getting To Know Your Instrument (Research Project) *with* Rubric
This is a great sub plan that you can leave for students when you are away! AND.. the Rubric is included.Students will research their assigned instrument. First, they will fill out the research chart and answer the questions, next they will find images that represent their information and lastly, they will present their findings in small groups. This is an excellent lead-up activity to the "My Favourite Composer" presentation that I have in my store as it follows the same format. The only differ
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Venn Diagram for Analyzing Music
A great tool for helping your students begin to analyze music. The first page is a venn diagram/graphic organizer for your students to use as they listen. The second page has helpful vocabulary words to guide their descriptions. Can be used to compare songs from the same artist, different genres, secular/sacred music, etc.
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4th - 12th
Rhythmic Rondo Form Activity
I used this graphic organizer with my second graders after I taught them Rondo Form. Each box represents 1 beat. The students write their own piece of music in rondo form using known rhythm symbols. I had them work in groups and then perform their pieces at the end. The directions are included.
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2nd - 5th
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Music Era Project
This document includes directions and a graphic organizer for research for a music era project. I usually have my students pick eras beginning with medieval music and allow them to pick eras all the way up to 90s grunge. It's really open, but these directions guide students to think about what styles led to this music era along with what was going on in society at the time.
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5th - 8th
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Writing a Blues Song 2
Do you do a unit with students that involved writing a blues song? Do you also want them to get some basic context for the blues? This is a simple template and example that will help your students to create lyric notation without needing to use formal musical notation. Ideal for the new musician or a general music class!- - - - - - - - - -* If you prefer to use a Google Doc format, please let me know after you have purchased here and I will send the link to you.- - - - - - - - - -** Please take
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5th - 8th
Beat Cards: Learn how to Compose Beats
Word document of rhythmic grid cards. These beat cards are designed to model the same table or grid that is used in DAWs to create beats. Students can see how the subdivisions are broken down from the larger rhythmic value. Besides some practical exercises, there is a section for students to create their own rhythms as well as writing the music nation equivalent.
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3rd - 12th
Learning Key Signatures: Sharp Keys (great for virtual learning!)
The following PowerPoint teaches students about sharp keys and key signatures. The lesson covers the following ideas and skills: -the order of sharps -why sharps need to be added to certain major scales -how to identify key signatures -multiple practice exercises. This is a great resource for any music class, whether you are teaching key signatures to your ensemble classes, a beginning music theory class, or reviewing the basics with an upper-level theory class. The details and gradual pacin
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Musical Thanksgiving Pie
What better way to learn musical fractions than with pie! Students will use paper cutouts of rhythms to create their own pie using the musical "recipe" given to them. Each rhythm is assigned a common Thanksgiving food (or phrase) to indicate the rhythm. Eighth notes: turkeyQuarter: PieHalf Note: More-PleaseWhole Note: I-Want-Some-Moreetc.This exercise can be a group project or solo work. It can be as complex or simple as you wish! I have included it as a Word document so it is editable. (Though
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5th - 9th
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Composer Crocs
Students can become super creative with this project! This is a good lesson for the end of the year or anytime! Research a composer. Look for details about his/her life. Select an image (Croc charm) online that can be used to convey their life. For example, if the composer was from France, use a French Flag or an Eiffel Tower charm! Get creative!
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Not Grade Specific
Drumming Pack: Lessons, Activities and Graphic Organizers
This pack has lesson plans, graphic organizers, and other rhythmic activities. Multiple modalities of approaching rhythm.
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3rd - 12th
Songwriting and Chords - Lessons/ Activities
These are a few lessons on songwriting, composing, and chords. Guitar chord choices that can be used with a keyboard. Basic songwriting tools.
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4th - 12th
Song Writing Template
This template is a space to write out all the information you need when you are writing a song (but don't want to use sheet music). Essentially, students are able to create a lead sheet and analyze the meter & rhyme scheme. I always encourage my students to write as much info as they possibly can, because they might need to stop and come back to it later. The more information that you have, the better you can remember your original idea/ intent. I use this in my Singer Songwriter class.
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5th - 12th
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Triads: Identifying and Constructing (great for virtual learning!)
The following PowerPoint teaches students about triads. The lesson covers the following ideas and skills: -a review of intervals -what a triad is -a review of all major key signatures -constructing and identifying major, minor, diminished, and augmented triads This is a great resource for any music class, whether you are teaching music theory to your ensemble classes, a beginning music theory class, or reviewing the basics with an upper-level theory class. The details and gradual pacing of
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Intervals- Identifying and Constructing Intervals (great for virtual learning!)
The following PowerPoint teaches students about intervals. The lesson covers the following ideas and skills: -a review of whole steps and half steps -a review of major key signatures -what an interval is -how to count an interval -defining interval quality -how to identify major, minor, diminished, and augmented intervals -how to construct major, minor, diminished, and augmented intervals This is a great resource for any music class, whether you are teaching music theory to your ensemble clas
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Learning Key Signatures- Key Signature Shortcut (great for virtual learning!)
The following PowerPoint teaches students a shortcut to memorizing major key signatures. The shortcut is explained gradually and with many visual aids. This is a great resource for any music class, whether you are teaching music theory to your ensemble classes, a beginning music theory class, or reviewing the basics with an upper level theory class. The details and gradual pacing of this PowerPoint also make it a great resource to use for virtual learning or in lesson plans for a substitute tea
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Pete the Cat- Rocking in my School Shoes
This organizer is to be used with the book Pete the Cat Rocking in my School Shoes. Students will use quarter notes and 8th note pairs to complete the organizer and have a full page rhythm.
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K - 2nd
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Plot Structure Graphic Organizer
This is a simple graphic organizer to break down plot structure. I make it double sided and we read one short story and fill it out together and then they read one with a partner or small group and fill it out on their own. To get kids engaged in the activity, I type up the main events or details in a simple story and cut them into strips. The kids work to arrange them in chronological order and when they are finished we discussed why they thought that event or detail belonged there. This le
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7th - 12th
Plan for Writing Worksheet
This prewriting worksheet fosters the alignment of the writing product to its purpose. It includes topic, audience, purpose, theme, mood and form. It can be used for poetry as well as narrative and other types of writing.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Music Workbook (in person or online)
This is a wonderful graphic organizer used for entry or exit task questions! For example, you could ask students, please organize these dynamic markings from softest to loudest: pp, p, mp, mf, f, ff Students can put the date of task in the box, and response. Easy way to keep all entry/exit tasks in one spot and super easy to check for grades!Recommended use: 1. Print a large quantity double sided2. Give each student in class one double sided organizer3. As students fill them with entry/exit task
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Grades:
6th - 8th
Glossary of Music and Jazz terminology
This slide show is an alphabetical one which is focused on specific jazz terminology. There are pictures and links within to give visual and listening aids.Can be used in class to introduce terms as well as posted on google classroom for future reference for students.
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9th - 12th
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