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Use these stories and songtales during the Easter and Passover holidays with your students to celebrate both holidays. Easy ukulele harmonizations make these lesson simple to teach and fun to deliver! Add small percussion instruments for added engagement.

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We're BACK and for 2022 in the follow-up to the #1 selling "Identify Form in Pop Music" series, we now bring you....

Part EIGHT!

Kids love their pop music, right? Want to integrate it into your classroom? This is great lesson to do with 4th and 5th graders that lets them listen to their favorite pop music (as always, kid friendly 100% CLEAN!) while learning about musical form!

The lesson begins with an introduction to popular music and how the music is formulated by the artists songwriters. We talk about the intro, verse, chorus, bridge, and outro, and include the collision and the channel and then go onto our activity.

I cut out cards... a whole bunch of intros, verses, chorus, bridges, outros, channels, and collisions (or you can do it with a whiteboard/marker, or even as a unison class response) and give them to each student, then have have the kids sit on the floor. I then play an mp3 of a song which has 10 second clips of each of the sections (there is about a 2-4 second gap in between each clip and all clips are safe for little ears -- no profanity!) and have the students identify them by spelling them out on the floor in front of them. This works great if you're putting kids into groups of 2 or 3 as they try to figure out the form of the song.

It's a great compromise to having your kids listen to their music and still satisfy a 4th and 5th grade standard in identifying the structure of music!

The 2022 hit list:

• Enemy, Imagine Dragons
• Something in the Way, Nirvana (from The Batman)
• Good 4 U, Olivia Rodrigo
• We Don't Talk About Bruno, Encanto
• Easy on Me, Adele
• Butter, BTS
• Cold Heart, Dua Lipa/Elton John
• Ghost, Justin Bieber
• Heat Waves, Glass Animals
• Bad Habits, Ed Sheeran

If you have any questions, please feel free to leave a comment email me at jasonlitt@gmail.com

Have fun, kids LOVE this!

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All the previous versions can be found here:

Identify Form in Pop Music

Identify Form in Pop Music PART TWO

Identify Form in Pop Music PART THREE

Identify Form in Pop Music PART FOUR

Identify Form in Pop Music PART FIVE

Identify Form in Pop Music PART SIX

Identify Form in Pop Music PART SEVEN

Using the books "'Slowly, Slowly, Slowly' said the Sloth" by Eric Carle and "Freeda the Cheetah" by JTK Belle, explore fast vs. slow tempo. Using the song "Slowly, Slowly, Slowly" have the students move like a sloth to the music. Explore various ways a sloth would move. Ask which animals move quickly and introduce "Freeda the Cheetah" and have them run and drop when the chant says to do so. Additional rhyming and tempo worksheets reinforce the tempo and rhyming words. Can be used and adapted for multiple grade levels.

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Mastering the “Call and Response” technique just got a bit more automonous! Sit back and let the music be freely created with “Call it the Response” for Orff Instruments!

In this lesson, student swill hear a “Call” which is the first part of a musical phrase. They will then play a “response” which completes the short musical phrase. Their response may be a certain number of beats or maybe a certain rhythm (could be same or different than the call)

There are 8 different exercises for your kids to give their response on Orff Instruments (or even auxiliary percussion instruments or boomwhackers, the possibilities are endless!).

Each exercise has a percussive backing track with the "Call" built in (played by marimba and xylophone, so you as the teacher aren't responsible for making it up yourself!) and varies in tempo from 100bpm to 110bpm and covers V7, Pentatonic, IV chords, and bourdon notes.

Get creative with “Call it the Response!”

Just print & play! Do you need fun & engaging classical music activities? Experience Tchaikovsky's "The Seasons!" Each musical composition represents a different month in Russia.

Printable Listening Sheets Include: (two pages per piece)

1. January: At the Fireside
2. February: Carnival
3. March: Song of the Lark
4. April: Snowdrop
5. May: Starlit Nights
6. June: Barcarolle
7. July: Song of the Reaper
8. August: Harvest
9. September: The Hunt
10. October: Autumn Song
11. November: Troika
12. December: Christmas

Instant Music! Check out the YouTube Playlist here!

Listening Sheet - There are no wrong answers! Students can note how they feel and what they imagine while listening to a selected piece of music. Choose from the musical instruments, nature scenes, colors, and more.

Weather & Feelings - Weather is a recurring theme in classical music. Does a musical piece remind the listener of a snowy day or a cheerful sunny afternoon? Students can select the weather symbols that come to mind. Is the music happy or sad? A set of emotional characters allows your group to pick the feelings that best relate to a piece of music.

Just print & play! Do you need engaging & calming music activities? The music featured here was selected for its "morning" qualities - fresh, starting a new day, and positive!

Calming Sunshine Listening Sheets Include (two pages per piece:)

01. Morning Mood (Peer Gynt,) Edvard Grieg

02. Reflets dans l'eau, Claude Debussy

03. Daybreak, Maurice Ravel

04. Florida Suite, Frederick Delius

05. Chanson de Matin, Edward Elgar

06. Symphony No. 6 "Le Matin," Joseph Haydn

07. Symphony No. 5 in D Major, William Boyce

08. Sonata in D Major KK. 430, Domenico Scarlatti

09. Stoptime Rag, Scott Joplin

10. Mélancolie, Francis Poulenc

11. Sunrise Serenade, Aulis Sallinen

12. Euryanthe, Carl Maria von Weber

13. Down a Country Lane, Aaron Copland

★ Easel Activity ★ Pair an engaging digital listening board with these musical selections! Students use the highlight tool to choose from keyword lists that describe their listening experience. An answer box at the bottom allows students to write a brief description of their thoughts and feelings. Using the pen or any design tool provided, students can decorate a scene or upload an image to the frame! Each board features colorful clipart related to the music. As always, there are no wrong answers. Students can choose any combination of descriptors.

Pass out tickets, share the handouts, and cue the music! On April 1, 1725, Bach’s “Easter Oratorio” premiered in Leipzig, Germany. This composition is a great way to usher in April, Spring, and Easter! Bring the excitement to your classroom or homeschool with fact-filled handouts and lots of creative listening activities!

Celebrate the premiere on April 1st, during the month of April, or any time of the year!

★ More premiere packs are being added soon! ★

What's Inside:

1. Resource Guide – get started quickly with this easy-to-follow resource guide

2. Star Rating Guide (color) – refer to the star rating guide while assigning a star rating

3. Ticket Collection Page (color) – after collecting their tickets, students can glue or tape their tickets to the collection page. Each premiere pack includes a ticket to collect!

4. Composer Portrait Handout (color) – this handout includes facts about the premiere with a color portrait

5. Composer Colorful Handout (color) – a variation on the portrait handout with colorful clipart

6. Star Rating Guide - refer to the star rating guide while assigning a star rating

7. Ticket Collection Page - after collecting their tickets, students can glue or tape their tickets to the collection page. Each premiere pack includes a ticket to collect!

8. Composer Portrait Handout - this handout includes facts about the premiere with a color portrait

9. Composer Coloring Handout - a variation on the portrait handout with colorful clipart

10. Tickets Page – print as many as you need for students to color or use with Astrobrights paper!

11. Classic Listening Sheet – the classic listening activity page with drawing, instruments, and more!

12. Weather and Emotions Listening – students color in any emotions and weather the music may suggest

13. Listening Grid – plenty of room to draw an imaginative scene with lots of descriptive keywords to choose from

14. Instruments and Emotions Coloring – students can color in any instruments, musicians, and emotions

15. Emoji Checkboxes – the checkbox activity sheet gives listeners a huge variety of keywords to select

16. Carnival Listening – listen and choose from the carnival-themed options that sound most like the music

17. Fairy Tale Story Guide – this guide illustrates all the options on the fairy tale listening page

18. Fairy Tale Listening – students use the music as a soundtrack to their very own fairy tale story.

19. Space Tale Guide - this guide illustrates all the options on the space tale listening page

20. Space Tale Listening - students use the music as a soundtrack to their very own fairy tale story.

21. Listen and Color – great for listeners who love to color! The keyword list paired with creative fun

22. Composition Sketchpad – for the aspiring artist, the sketchpad sheet has titled boxes that suggest a theme to draw while listening to the selected music

23. Feelings and Instruments – plenty of space to draw, select feelings, and instruments

24. Emotions – just add color! Students find their corresponding emotions and color the characters

25. Weather – what weather does the music sound or feel like? The sky is the limit!

26. Emojis – color in the fun emoji faces that express the listening experience

27. Word Composer – a fun word workout that directs students to rearrange the letters to form new words

28. Drawing Page – an empty canvas with a frame for drawing a music-inspired piece, suitable for display

✝️ Calling all homeschool heroes and Sunday school superstars!

We offer a treasure trove of free Christian worksheets, activities, posters, and more – all designed to nurture student faith, ignite a love for learning, and integrate Christian values into your classroom and homeschool. Check out the growing collection of free resources here!

Embark on a 12-month musical journey through time with the Classical Journey Bundle! ♬

Add a touch of mindful music to any season, holiday, or composer unit study. With over 150 categorized classical pieces, the Classical Journey Bundle offers an engaging printable for every occasion. Each month unlocks a curated selection of themed classical music pieces, perfectly paired with a holiday or season!

The #1 selling "Identify Form in Pop Music!" has multiple follow versions! In addition to the Original Version, you can download Part TWO (2014), Part THREE (2015), Part FOUR (2017), Part FIVE (2018) Part SIX (2019) and Part SEVEN (2021) below:

Identify Form in Pop Music PART TWO

Identify Form in Pop Music PART THREE

Identify Form in Pop Music PART FOUR

Identify Form in Pop Music PART FIVE

Identify Form in Pop Music PART SIX

Identify Form in Pop Music PART SEVEN

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Kids love their pop music, right? Want to integrate it into your classroom? This is great lesson to do with 4th and 5th graders that lets them listen to their favorite pop music while learning about musical form!

The lesson begins with a video introduction to form and then talks about elements of pop music and how it ascribes to a specific form. We talk about the intro, verse, chorus, bridge, and outro in detail, and then go onto our activity.

I cut out cards -- 1 intro, 3 verses, 3 choruses, 1 bridge, and 1 outro (or you can do it with a whiteboard/marker, or even as a unison class response) and give them to each student, then have have the kids sit on the floor. I then play an mp3 of a song which has 10 second clips of each of the sections (there is about a 2 second gap in between each clip and all clips are safe for little ears -- no profanity!) and have the students identify them by spelling them out on the floor in front of them

A great compromise to having your kids listen to their music and still satisfy a 4th and 5th grade standard in identifying the structure of music!

If you have any questions, please feel free to email me at jasonlitt@gmail.com

Have fun, kids LOVE this!

Yarrr! Just print & play! Do you need engaging pirate activities or music sub plans? These printable listening sheets offer creative ways for students to learn more about classical music with a pirate feel! Enjoy these pirate-themed classical listening sheets! Great for Talk Like a Pirate Day or other pirate unit studies.

What's Included:

1-page Resource Guide

Listening Sheet Star Rating Guide (Students rate with ship wheels!)

Listening Sheets

Weather and Emotions Listening Sheets

Classical Pirates! Listening Sheets Include (two pages per piece:)

01. Pirate Dance, Anderson

02. Il Pirata, Bellini

03. The Flying Dutchman, Wagner

04. The Sea Hawk, Korngold

05. Flight to Neverland, Williams

06. Le Corsaire, Berlioz

07. Plainte faite à Londres pour passer la mélancolie, Ferberger

08. He's a Pirate, Badelt & Zimmer

09. La Mer, Debussy

10. The Deep, Deep Sea, Long

Just print & play! Do you need engaging classical music activities? Spooky Wizards features wand-waving and magical mayhem-inspired compositions!

Classical Halloween Story listening sheets combine music appreciation with a spooky theme! Students compose their haunted tale by choosing the setting, characters, and familiar Halloween objects inspired by the music. There’s also a drawing box for students to capture a scene from their imaginations. Discuss and display for further engagement!

What's Included:

• Story Guide – an illustrated chart with each character/object
• 10 Halloween Story Listening Sheets
• 10 Halloween Story Drawing Pages

Printable Listening Sheets Include: (two pages per piece)

1. Harry's Wondrous World, John Williams
2. The Quidditch Match, John Williams
3. Platform Nine-and-Three-Quarters, John Williams
4. The Sorcerer's Apprentice, Paul Dukas
5. Reunion of Friends, John Williams
6. The Spiders, John Williams
7. Mischief Managed! John Williams
8. Merlin, Andrew Thomas
9. Saving Buckbeak, John Williams
10. The Knight Bus, John Williams

Do you know how composers create the haunting sounds of Halloween? Check out our blog post The Hidden Secrets of Spooky Halloween Music to learn more!

★ More Halloween Activities!

Halloween Music "Haunted Harmony" Fall Classical Music, Halloween Activities

Halloween "Spooky Symphony" Fall Classical Music, Halloween Activities

October Classical Music Composer Bundle for Autumn & Halloween! Fall Activities

The Nightmare Before Christmas Listening [Elfman] October, Halloween/Fall

Danny Elfman Listening Sheets + BONUS FILE! October & Halloween/Fall

Spooky October Halloween Activities + BONUS FILE! Fall Classical Music Fun

Spooky October, Fall Classical Music Emoji Checkboxes, Halloween Activities

► We know you'll love helping students create meaningful connections to classical music, so we are happy to share these free listening activities with you today!

Just print & play! Do you need engaging classical music activities? This listening activity pack features the music of composers from New Zealand! Explore their amazing contributions with this collection of listening sheets.

Printable Listening Sheets Include: (two pages per piece)

1. Drysdale Overture, Douglas Lilburn
2. Melodies for Orchestra, Jack Body
3. Lautari, Helen Bowater
4. Piano Concerto No. 1, Edwin Carr
5. The End of the Golden Water, Edwin Carr
6. Symphony No. 1, David Farquhar
7. Cloud Folk, John Psathas
8. Ring Round the Moon, David Farquhar
9. Nocturne (Havrincourt 1918,) Nigel Keay
10. Symphony No. 3, Anthony Ritchie
11. Kyoto, John Psathas
12. Piano Concerto No. 2, Lyell Cresswell
13. Clarinet Quintet, Anthony Ritchie

Listening Sheet - There are no wrong answers! Students can note how they feel and what they imagine while listening to a selected piece of music. Choose from the musical instruments, nature scenes, colors, and more.

Weather & Feelings - Weather is a recurring theme in classical music. Does a musical piece remind the listener of a snowy day or a cheerful sunny afternoon? Students can select the weather symbols that come to mind. Is the music happy or sad? A set of emotional characters allows your group to pick the feelings that best relate to a piece of music.

Just print & play! Do you need engaging classical music/opera activities? Explore the contributions of Norwegian composers with this listening activity pack!

Themes: Norway, Norwegian composers

Printable Listening Sheets Include: (two pages per piece)

1. Nordlandsbilleder (Pictures from Nordland,) Johansen
2. Piano Concerto in A Minor, Grieg
3. Norwegian Rhapsody in G Major, Halvorsen
4. Salutation to the Royal Couple of Norway, Halvorsen
5. Air norvégien (Norwegian Air,) Halvorsen
6. Hundred Hardingtonar: Siste Farvel (The Last/Final Farewell,) Tveitt
7. Symphony No. 1 in D Major, Svendsen
8. Rustle of Spring, Sinding
9. Legende, Op. 46, Sinding
10. Piano Concerto in D Major, Alnaes
11. Romance in E Major, Alnaes
12. Sommervise (Summer Song,) Backer-Grøndahl

Listening Sheet - There are no wrong answers! Students can note how they feel and what they imagine while listening to a selected piece of music. Choose from the musical instruments, nature scenes, colors, and more.

Weather & Feelings - Weather is a recurring theme in classical music. Does a musical piece remind the listener of a snowy day or a cheerful sunny afternoon? Students can select the weather symbols that come to mind. Is the music happy or sad? A set of emotional characters allows your group to pick the feelings that best relate to a piece of music.

The all-encompassing Solfege mastermix!

Solfege Back-to-Basics includes 55 separate solfege etudes which range from 3 to 6 solfege syllables all arranged colorfully on a 5-lined staff!

Below each exercise has highlight syllable names so your students can focus on the syllables that will be displayed on the screen

Sing along with this ear training exercise, accompany the students on piano, or just perform it acapella!

There are 7 levels included in this powerpoint from 3 solfege syllables all the way to 7

If you have any questions, leave them in the comments -- ENJOY!

Just print & play! Do you need engaging classical music activities? This listening activity pack features the music of composers from the United States! Explore their amazing contributions with this collection of listening sheets.

Printable Listening Sheets Include: (two pages per piece)

1. Appalachian Spring, Aaron Copland
2. Rhapsody in Blue, George Gershwin
3. Blue in Green, Miles Davis
4. Take the 'A' Train, Duke Ellington
5. The Entertainer, Scott Joplin
6. Journey to the Island, John Williams
7. Central Park in the Dark, Charles Ives
8. Ice Dance, Danny Elfman
9. Piano Trio, Op. 150, Amy Beach
10. Symphony No. 3 in C Minor, Florence Price
11. Serenata, Leroy Anderson
12. Stars and Stripes Forever, John Philip Sousa
13. Olympic Fanfare (1984,) John Williams

Listening Sheet - There are no wrong answers! Students can note how they feel and what they imagine while listening to a selected piece of music. Choose from the musical instruments, nature scenes, colors, and more.

Weather & Feelings - Weather is a recurring theme in classical music. Does a musical piece remind the listener of a snowy day or a cheerful sunny afternoon? Students can select the weather symbols that come to mind. Is the music happy or sad? A set of emotional characters allows your group to pick the feelings that best relate to a piece of music.

Just print & play! Do you need engaging classical music/opera activities? Explore the contributions of Italian composers with this listening activity pack! Lots of well-loved and recognizable pieces & arias included.

Themes: Italy, Opera

Printable Listening Sheets Include: (two pages per piece)

1. Una Furtiva Lagrima, Donizetti
2. Vesti La Giubba, Leoncavallo
3. La donna è mobile, Verdi
4. O Mio Babbino Caro, Puccini
5. Funiculì, Funiculà, Denza & Turco
6. Oboe Concerto in D Minor, Marcello
7. Dance of the Hours, Ponchielli
8. String Quintet in E Minor, Boccherini
9. Piano Sonata in F Minor, Clementi
10. The Barber of Seville, Rossini
11. Adagio in G Minor, Albinoni
12. Flute Concerto in F Major, Vivaldi

Listening Sheet - There are no wrong answers! Students can note how they feel and what they imagine while listening to a selected piece of music. Choose from the musical instruments, nature scenes, colors, and more.

Weather & Feelings - Weather is a recurring theme in classical music. Does a musical piece remind the listener of a snowy day or a cheerful sunny afternoon? Students can select the weather symbols that come to mind. Is the music happy or sad? A set of emotional characters allows your group to pick the feelings that best relate to a piece of music.

Just print & play! Do you need engaging classical music activities? Classical Halloween Story listening sheets combine music appreciation with a spooky theme! Students compose their haunted tale by choosing the setting, characters, and familiar Halloween objects inspired by the music. There’s also a drawing box for students to capture a scene from their imaginations. Discuss and display for further engagement!

What's Included:

• Story Guide – an illustrated chart with each character/object
• 10 Halloween Story Listening Sheets
• 10 Halloween Story Drawing Pages

★ Listening Sheets Include: (two pages per piece:)

1. String Quartet No. 8, Shostakovich
2. Hallowe'en, Ives
3. Kreisleriana, Schumann
4. Mars, The Bringer of War, Rimsky-Korsakov
5. The Dark Forest, Williams
6. Night Creature, Ellington
7. Valse Triste, Sibelius
8. Symphony No. 10, Shostakovich
9. Atmospheres, Ligeti
10. Hedwig's Theme, Williams

Do you know how composers create the haunting sounds of Halloween? Check out our blog post The Hidden Secrets of Spooky Halloween Music to learn more!

Just print & play! Do you need engaging classical music activities? Classical Pirate Story listening sheets combine music appreciation with a swashbuckling pirate theme! Students compose their epic tale by choosing the pirate-themed objects inspired by the music.

There’s also a drawing box for students to capture a scene from their imaginations. Discuss and display for further engagement!

Featured Compositions:

1. Pirate Dance, Leroy Anderson

2. Il Pirata (Sinfonia,) Vincenzo Bellini

3. The Flying Dutchman, Richard Wagner

4. The Sea Hawk, Erich Korngold

5. Flight to Neverland, John Williams

6. Le Corsaire (Overture,) Hector Berlioz

7. He’s a Pirate, Klaus Badelt and Hans Zimmer

8. La Mer, Claude Debussy

9. The Deep, Deep Sea, Zhou Long

10. Calm Sea and Prosperous Voyage, Felix Mendelssohn

What's Included:

Story Guide – an illustrated chart with each character/object

10 Pirate Story Listening Sheets

10 Pirate Story Drawing Pages

Just print & play! Do you need engaging Spain/Spanish Classical Music activities or music sub plans? Each page offers creative ways for students to learn more about composers from Spain!

What's Included:

1-page Resource Guide

Listening Sheet Star Rating Guide

Listening Sheets

Weather and Emotions Listening Sheets

Composer Birthplaces - fact sheet that contains the birthplace and birthday for each featured composer - great reference guide!

Spain Research Sheet - students can use their favorite reference materials to compile a full page of facts about Spain.

"Classical Spain" Listening Selections: (two pages per piece)

01. Sonatina, Federico Moreno Torroba

02. Sinfonía de la Danza Prima, María Teresa Prieto

03. Danza Española No. 2, Enrique Granados

04. Música para un Jardín, Joaquín Rodrigo

05. Serenata, Op. 87, Joaquín Turina Pérez

06. Fantasia de Marina (Arietta,) Francisco Tárrega

07. El Palo Verde, María Teresa Prieto

08. Suite española, Op. 47, Isaac Albéniz

09. Danzas fantásticas, Joaquín Turina

10. Nouvelette, Alicia de Larrocha

Just print & play! Do you need engaging classical music activities? This Pyotr Tchaikovsky listening activity pack features 7 symphonies to experience!

Printable Listening Sheets Include: (two pages per piece)

1. Symphony No. 1 "Winter Dreams"
2. Symphony No. 2 "Little Russian"
3. Symphony No. 3 "Polish"
4. Symphony No. 4
5. Manfred Symphony
6. Symphony No. 6 "Pathétique"
7. Symphony No. 7

Listening Sheet - There are no wrong answers! Students can note how they feel and what they imagine while listening to a selected piece of music. Choose from the musical instruments, nature scenes, colors, and more.

Weather & Feelings - Weather is a recurring theme in classical music. Does a musical piece remind the listener of a snowy day or a cheerful sunny afternoon? Students can select the weather symbols that come to mind. Is the music happy or sad? A set of emotional characters allows your group to pick the feelings that best relate to a piece of music.

► We know you'll love helping students create meaningful connections to classical music, so we are happy to share these free listening activities with you today!

Just print & play! Do you need engaging classical music activities? This listening activity pack features the music of composers from Canada! Explore their amazing contributions with this collection of listening sheets.

Printable Listening Sheets Include: (two pages per piece)

1. Canada Mosaic, Jean Coulthard
2. Tabuh-Tabuhan, Colin McPhee
3. Symphony No. 2, Jacques Hétu
4. Daydreams, Murray Adaskin
5. Remembering Schubert, Ann Southam
6. Orion, Claude Vivier
7. Sun, Murray Schafer
8. Offrande II, Serge Garant
9. The Edge of the World, John Weinzweig
10. Music for a Young Prince, Godfrey Ridout
11. Piano Concerto No. 1, Violet Archer
12. String Quartet No. 3, Violet Archer
13. Symphony No. 1, Jean Coulthard

Listening Sheet - There are no wrong answers! Students can note how they feel and what they imagine while listening to a selected piece of music. Choose from the musical instruments, nature scenes, colors, and more.

Weather & Feelings - Weather is a recurring theme in classical music. Does a musical piece remind the listener of a snowy day or a cheerful sunny afternoon? Students can select the weather symbols that come to mind. Is the music happy or sad? A set of emotional characters allows your group to pick the feelings that best relate to a piece of music.