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Music Themed Math Emoji Puzzles (Algebraic Thinking w/ Negatives)
Looking for a way to challenge your students? Need something fun to do for the end-of-school year? Making summer work packets? Engage your students by giving them this creative thinking activity with a MUSIC theme! These emoji number puzzles will increase algebraic thinking in a festive way. My advanced students are always up for a challenge, and my struggling middle school students are more eager to solve these problems with pictures rather than variables. Use for a class warm-up, homework, or
5th - 8th
Math, Music
Millionnaire (Soprano)-2 bilingual (FR/EN) cloze song worksheets with word bank
An engaging cloze listening activity for lower-intermediate to lower-advanced French language learners or heritage speakers in Grades 7-12, including French Immersion students. You can play the song at 0.60x-0.75x speed on YouTube to make it more comprehensible for your students. Song themes: material wealth vs. true wealth, money, true happiness, relationships, success, wars, struggles, injustices. The music video features professional dancers in southern France and my students love it. The
7th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
French, Music
Breaking Bach: Hip-Hop & Classical Music Video Discussion Drama Sub Plan
Breaking Bach: Hip-Hop & Classical Music Video Discussion is a low-prep, engaging lesson that helps students explore the surprising connections between classical music and hip-hop culture. This is such an awesome artistic endeavor between two arts organizations! Using a short video as the anchor, students listen, observe, and participate in a guided class discussion comparing Bach’s musical structures with modern hip-hop rhythms and styles. This lesson is designed for discussion and critical
8th - 11th
Dance, Drama, Music
What is an Open Scene Handout
This handout includes a reading over what an open scene is, why they are good for actors, and how to develop an open scene. It also includes an example of an open scene, three multiple choice questions, four open ended response questions and a section where students can write their own open ended scenes. The writing portion can be printed separately if needed. Great for sub plans, quick mini lessons, refreshers, or for building further understanding.
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Creative Writing, Drama, Other (Performing Arts)
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