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Ah, Music! Journeys - 2nd Grade
By Succulents and Second
Select 4 different types of music to play for students. (scary, upbeat, nature, lullaby, etc)
Students will write and draw how the music makes them feel.
Music Theory - Intervals - 4 Paragraphs w/Questions
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Music Theory - Musical Form and Structure - 4 Paragraphs w/Questions
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Music Theory - Minor Scales and Modes - 4 Paragraphs w/Questions
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Music Theory - Scales and Keys Major Scales - 4 Paragraphs w/Questions
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Music Theory - The Basics of Music Notation - 4 Paragraphs w/Questions
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Music Theory - Dynamics, Articulation, and Expression - 4 Paragraphs w/Questions
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Music Theory - Rhythm and Meter - 4 Paragraphs w/Questions
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Crafting SEL Student Mixtape: Engaging and Fun Activity!
By Inspired By MlG
Looking for a creative way to boost social-emotional learning (SEL) in your classroom or at home? This student mixtape activity is the perfect blend of fun and self-reflection!
Craft a Personalized Playlist:
Unleash Your Inner Music Guru:
The Power of Music & SEL:
Ready to embark on this adventure of self-discovery? Join us and create your very own SEL mixtape today!
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Creating a Musical Instrument STEM Challenge for Use with Google Slides™
By Science and STEAM Team
One of our best sellers: Creating a Musical Instrument in pdf form has now been made for use in the Google Classroom™. You can share this resource with your students through Google Classroom™ or Google Drive™. Students can then type directly on this document and share it back with you.
This is an easy STEAM challenge for music teachers at any grade level. It is also good for regular classroom teachers teaching the Next Generation Science Standards that relate to sound vibrations and communicating with sound energy. There is a challenge sheet which clearly states the challenge; including the materials needed. There is an inspiring YouTube recommended to enhance the learning experience as well as an engineering and design process recording sheet.
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Toddler ALPHABET SINGING ACTIVITES
By Jan Huebner Play2Grow
These Toddler to Preschool Singing Letter Sounds and Numbers are perfect for teaching letter sounds and number recognition. The options for use are bountiful! Included is a list of game suggestions and songs. The students will learn the sounds from the letter and the image that goes with it. All image pages are in Color and B/W.
What you get: (see the samples on the following pages)
TWO Letter and Number sets (one is bold font and the other is fun font)
COLOR AND B/W
EACH SET INCLUDES:
A-Z uppercase cards with images
Ten frames filled in and with numeral1 1-10
a-z lowercase cards with images
Ten frames with number words
Ten frames w/o fill in with numerals 1-10
Ten frames w/o fill in with number words 1-10
Uppercase letters only cards
Lowercase letters only cards
Both cases letter only cards
Images only
Game ideas and songs
Letter Images are:
A-apple
B-backpack
C-crayons
D-dog
-elephant
F-fish
G-glue
H-heart
I-igloo
J-jam
K-kangaroo
L-lion
M-mitten
N-notebook
O-owl
P-pear
Q-quarter
R-rose
T-tree
U-unicorn
V-vest
W-whale
X-x-ray
Y-yarn
Z-zoo
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Easter/Passover Songtale Bundle
By Creating Musical Literature
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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Fast vs. Slow Tempo Lesson Book Bundle
By Creating Musical Literature
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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Book Extension Lessons to Teach Half Note {Bundle}
By Creating Musical Literature
Use "Too Much Glue" and "Baa! Moo! What Will We Do?" to teach your students about half notes in a fun and creative way! Have students clap, move and play along with the rhythms and then use the rhythm charts and decoding worksheets to have students practice writing the half note rhythm. Worksheets can be used as Easel activities. Adaptable for PreK-2nd grade.
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Solfege, Rhythm and Ostinato Lesson Using A Kissing Hand for Chester Raccoon
By Creating Musical Literature
Use this song to sing after every page turn of this book to reassure the raccoon that everything will be okay. Add in an ostinato and hand chime part to play along. Decode and review solfege syllables as well as complete the worksheets to review ta, ti-ti and ta-ah rhythms. Adaptable for grades PreK-2nd grade.
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Slow Tempo Lesson Using Slow Samson
By Creating Musical Literature
Need a slow tempo lesson using a book? Used up the more popular books? Try this lesson set to the book "Slow Samson" by Bethany Christou. Every time that you read "Samson was slow", have the children sing the song or chant the rhyme that goes with the lesson. Feel free to have students move slowly to the song as well. Use the accompanying worksheet to decode the chant for ta, ti-ti and rest syllables. Use with grades PreK-2.
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Steady Beat and Rhythm Lesson Using Bear Says Thanks
By Creating Musical Literature
Use this lesson extension to the classic book "Bear Says Thanks" by Karma Wilson to engage your students further in this classic. Discuss gratitude and why it is important, then teach them the chant that will go along with this book. Additional rhythm vs. steady beat charts help to explain and reinforce differences between the two. Follow up with decoding worksheets to help students match words with their correct rhythm pattern. Adaptable for grades PreK-2nd grade. Great to use during Thanksgiving time, or any other time of the year that students need reminders about being thankful!
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6/8 Time Signature Review Using Extension Lesson for the book Snow?
By Creating Musical Literature
Use this lesson created for this new book "Snow?" to practice 6/8 time while students, review ta, ti-ti and rest rhythms with the chant that is included, and play along on Orff instruments! This is for grades PreK-3. Feel free to adapt the lesson as necessary for your students, and do only the chant or song if that works for you.
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Sixteenth Note Lesson Using Alexander, Who's Not Going to Move
By Creating Musical Literature
Introduce sixteenth notes to your students one of Judith Viorst's classic books! If you are looking for a fun chant to go with this book which will introduce sixteenth notes, look no further! Learn the chant and then have your students speak it every time Alexander says he will not be moving. Use the accompanying worksheet to decode for sixteenth note rhythms. While you are reviewing sixteenth notes, review rests as well, by asking students why there are boxes over the punctuation marks. Great for late 2nd-3rd grade.
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Loud vs. Soft Lesson Using Quiet as a Mouse and Suki The Very Loud Bunny
By Creating Musical Literature
This lesson combines both books to demonstrate loud and soft sounds. Begin by talking about various sounds that can be made and then introduce "Quiet as a Mouse". Have the students quietly chant along as the mouse grows more frustrated that no one will play with it. Then go on to "Suki The Very Loud Bunny" to demonstrate loud sounds. Have the children move and play along with the chant. Use the rhythm and beat chart for the first book to explain rhythm vs. steady beat, as well as show that rests get a beat as well. Use the worksheet attached as a paper or digital activity through Easel. Also great to decode chants for rhythm syllables. Adaptable for grades PreK-2nd grade.
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