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A Basic Lesson on Copyright and Intellectual Property
This 30-minute lesson (which could easily be extended to almost an hour, since your students will have a lot of questions) introduces students in grades 4 and up to the basic ideas of copyright law. Students will:
1) Briefly discuss what they already know,
2) Take a 5 question quiz about what to do in situations where copyright is often broken,
3) Look at simplified, elementary-age-appropriate definitions of the words intellectual property, copyright, patent, and trademark,
4) Watch the 4-m
3rd - 9th
Music
Impulse Power by Naoya Wada (Grade 0.5) - Concept Guide
This page provides: Articulation definitionsKey Signature guiding questionsDotted half-note math5-note scale in Bb3 Blank music staves with blank fingeringsDynamics stairs with percent volumeBasic dynamics definitions and symbolsPages for both mallet and snare that you can print double-sided
5th - 6th
Instrumental Music, Music, Other (Performing Arts)
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Cornell Notes (Science Class) Example
I've created a version of Cornell Notes for science which works as a great way to keep students engaged in class. Note-taking help students organize their thoughts and can (and should) be used to study the content learned in class. The illustration column gives students an opportunity to picture what was learned. And if taught to label their illustration to create a diagram, it engages them much more! Highlighting is linked to SUTW (green = topic, yellow = subtopic/concepts, red = stop/details
Not Specific
Performing Arts, Science, Social Studies
Law and First Amendment Journalism Digital Interactive Notebook
This is a Google Slide interactive notebook created using the Missouri High School Journalism Project's Law and First Amendment lesson plan. This is low prep. Create your own Google form and replace the quiz (follow the link to register for the Missouri High School Journalism Project to gain access to the quiz document and answer key) so that you can collect the data, then upload into Google Classroom. This is perfect for emergency digital learning and can be effective for flipping the journ
6th - 12th
Other (ELA), Performing Arts
Bach Interactive Biography - Baroque Composer Study Music History
Step inside the life of Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) with an interactive biography that pairs a six-era narrative life, a real geographic map of the German Baroque world, a dual-track timeline, a force-directed network graph of his teachers, patrons, sons, and successors, four primary sources, and a 14-question quiz with audio-recognition items. What makes this different: five public-domain recordings of Air on the G String, the Brandenburg Concerto No. 3, Toccata and Fugue in D minor, the
7th - 12th
Music, Music Composition
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RH.6-8.1
, RH.6-8.2
, RH.9-10.1
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Skip Counting Songs
Use this to help guide memory work as part of circle time and to easily teach children their multiplication tables! Be sure to include a copy in a notebook for each student! You may also consider cutting the document apart on the lines making an individual card for each number's song. Glue the card to an index card and laminate. Then punch a hole in the upper left corner of each card and join together on a binder ring. This makes this pocket sized! Cards can be removed as student(s) memorize the
K - 3rd
Math, Other (Performing Arts), Vocal Music
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