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Editable Middle/High School General Music Curriculum - Interactive Notebook
Are you ready to get your students off of their screens and more into the content? Using an interactive notebook, students can take control over their learning once again by writing their notes and having practice on new content all in one spot. This resource is sized for a marble notebook, but these fully editable Canva or Google Slides pages can fit any size notebook you have. You will find note pages, practice pages, quizzes, and exams all in one file! This notebook is focused on a secon
6th - 12th
Music, Music Composition, Other (Performing Arts)
Good-Better-Best Presentation Rubric with Self- Reflection- 3rd
Designed for 3rd grade students.This Good–Better–Best Presentation Rubric & Student Self‑Reflection is a simple, student‑friendly assessment tool designed to support clear expectations, meaningful feedback, and student ownership of learning. Front Page: A Good–Better–Best presentation rubric that clearly describes performance levels using kid‑friendly language.Back Page: A student self‑reflection page that encourages students to think about their strengths, areas for growth, and next steps after
3rd
Other (ELA), Other (Performing Arts), Other (Science)
Student Filmmaking Handbook
Student Filmmaking Handbook: A Practical Guide to Making Movies in the Classroom and BeyondEmpower your students to become confident, capable filmmakers with this comprehensive, classroom-ready filmmaking guide! Whether you're teaching in a high school TV production class or mentoring aspiring student directors, this 80+ page handbook walks students step-by-step through the entire filmmaking process—from story creation and scriptwriting to directing, lighting, green screen, camera operation, an
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Creative Writing, Other (Performing Arts), Visual Arts
Audio Visual Eras of Film Project
This project is designed to be completed over the course of 6 weeks, allowing students time to fully explore the history of film while developing their own creative filmmaking skills. Each week focuses on a different era of cinema, beginning with Silent Films and progressing through major developments in film history, all the way to Modern CGI and Special Effects. Each film era includes: A featured movie to watch and analyze A guided movie guide with critical thinking and discussion questions
4th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology, Other (Performing Arts)
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