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So Much Snow! Music Lesson about Dynamics
This presentation goes along with the book "So Much Snow!" by Kristen Schroeder and Sarah Jacoby. Throughout the book, there is a snow storm that lasts 1 week, and then throughout the following week, the snow melts and goes away. I use this book to talk about dynamics and crescendo/decresendo for the first few times with my younger grades. We start with body percussion/movement to show the increase/decrease in snow, then we move to Orff instruments to learn how to imformally roll on them and get
1st - 2nd
Music
Recorder Pirates for Beginners! - Let's Learn B
Recorder Pirates for Beginners! - Let's Learn B!Are you looking for a fun and easy way to introduce the B note to your kids? This resource is PERFECT for you. As a music teacher myself, I understand the pain when it comes to teaching the recorder. You want something fun and engaging - a simple way to get kids to start practicing! In this resource:Practices are carefully sequenced to increase in complexity one step at a timeInstructions are clearly stated so teachers can teach from the slides!
3rd - 4th
Instrumental Music
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Romeo and Juliet Act I Free Quiz, ESL Self-Grading English and Spanish
Make your life easier with this free, self-grading quiz for Act I of Romeo and Juliet. It includes 10 questions about the setting, plot, and characterization. Questions and answers are in English and Spanish. This is great for a class with ESL or multiple levels of language learners. Answers are pre-loaded and the student has instant gratification of a grade at the end of the quiz. This free quiz will save you time and test your comprehension of Act I. Check out my other Romeo and Juliet lesson
7th - 10th
Drama, English Language Arts, Literature
CCSS
RL.9-10.1
, RL.9-10.2
, RL.9-10.3
+15
Ludwig van Beethoven Musician Spotlight; FULL LESSON! Slides, Activity, & Quiz
Introduce your middle school students to the groundbreaking composer Ludwig van Beethoven with this comprehensive Musician Spotlight Lesson. Perfect for general music classes, this engaging and interactive lesson will inspire students to explore the life, music, and lasting legacy of one of classical music's most influential composers. Though designed with middle school students in mind, this resource can also be adapted for high school music classrooms. Product Includes: Google Slides Presentat
5th - 8th
Instrumental Music, Music, Vocal Music
Julius Caesar Act 2 Lecture Notes and Quiz
This is part of a unit on William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar. This document contains the lecture notes for Act 2 and a quiz based on the lecture and the play. Depending on the grade/class this might be too much information, so feel free to remove or add anything as needed. After each scene there are discussion questions that can be used for class discussions or writing prompts. The quiz can be found after the lecture notes, along with an answer key.
6th - 12th
Drama, English Language Arts, Literature
Julius Caesar Act 1 Lecture Notes and Quiz
This is part of a unit on William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar. This document contains the lecture notes for Act 1 and a quiz based on the lecture and the play. Depending on the grade/class this might be too much information, so feel free to remove or add anything as needed. After each scene there are discussion questions that can be used for class discussions or writing prompts. The quiz can be found after the lecture notes, along with an answer key.
6th - 12th
Drama, English Language Arts, Literature
FREE RECORDER Fingering Poster Music Poster with Recorder Notes and Fingerings
Free recorder fingering reference posters to support distance learning. A useful reference to help students practice and review recorder fingerings and note reading. This product will reinforce musical skills needed for note reading music and performing on the recorder, as well as completing assignments and related worksheets. RESOURCE INCLUDES:· 2 Recorder fingering anchor charts Baroque and German fingerings includedGREAT for:*Independent work *Distance Learning *Group work *Homework *Music C
2nd - 8th
Instrumental Music, Music, Other (Performing Arts)
Romeo and Juliet Pre Reading Activity, Prologue Tableau + Unit Pacing Guide
Introduce Romeo and Juliet Act 1 with this engaging FREE pre-reading activity! Students pose in frozen scenes as key characters from play and then read the prologue in short pieces. This activity ignites interest in the play and serves as the perfect way to introduce your unit! This Pre-Reading Activity Includes:☑️ A Kinesthetic Activity With Students Posing in Frozen Scenes ☑️ Students Read the Prologue Multiple Times ☑️ Increases Student Understanding ☑️ Introduces the Basic Plot ☑️ Eng
9th - 12th
Drama, English Language Arts, Literature
FREE Peter and the Wolf Listening Lesson Gamified Orchestra Unit K-5 PowerPoint
🎮 Peter and the Wolf: A Gamified Listening Unit for K- 5 (YOU CHOOSE! :-) YouTube Promo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_VhzrxzoA0They think they're playing a game. You know it's a formative assessment. Skip below to see what's inside. Continue reading here for important directions about the PowerPoint Presentation: IMPORTANT! : When you FIRST open the PowerPoint, do these things (depending on your device): 🔓 1. Enable Editing The Alert: A yellow bar at the top saying "Protected View." The
K - 5th
Drama, Music, Music Composition
FREE Broadway Musical Theater Questions- Annie/Newsies/Sound of Music and more!
Please leave reviews for this product. It helps teachers to hear from you about it, it helps me make my products better for you, and it helps you because you get TpT credits towards future products!Recently, I created extensive Broadway musical units on Annie, Newsies, The Sound of Music, Hairspray, Shrek, and Matilda. Each Broadway unit by itself could take an entire nine weeks if you did all of the creative, fun extension activities. I bundled them as well! Each of the Broadway units has up
4th - 10th
Music, Social Studies, Vocal Music
Peter and the Wolf WORDSEARCH with Fact Sheet & Questions
Peter and the Wolf is a well-known piece of program music, composed by Prokofiev as a symphonic fairytale. Based on a play, Prokofiev used leitmotif played by specific instruments to represent each character and the story. This resource is a fun, ready-to-use, Peter and the Wolf wordsearch with quick fact sheet and questions. This 4-page set of activities is designed to help students learn more about the music of Peter and the Wolf with a focus on form, timbre, dynamics and tempo. Designed
5th - 8th
Art, Instrumental Music, Music
Also included in: 48 x Music Word Searches MEGA BUNDLE
Stretching Lesson: Static, Dynamic, and PNF
A direct instruction lesson for athletes about three different types of stretching and their benefits/potential risks. This lesson is formatted for teacher-led instruction, but could easily be adapted for student-paced by rewriting the speaker notes. This could be a great sub lesson for dance classes/teams when no dancing substitutes are available! I used this lesson for my high school Movement for Athletes/Dance Wellness classes! They were always worried about stretching in class because they
9th - 12th
Dance, Physical Education
A Midsummer Night's Dream Quiz Act 1 WITH ANSWER KEY
A mix of multiple choice, fill-in, matching and short answer questions. Most of the questions are higher-level thinking questions with a few recall questions sprinkled in. Answer key is included!
7th - 10th
Drama, English Language Arts, Literature
Helping Students to Love and Appreciate Scales
Teaching scales to instrumentalists is often seen as one of the most tedious, or even annoying tasks. But what if it didn't have to be that way? What if, just because of the approach you take for teaching this, your students enjoy scales, are quick to learn them, retain them well, and even request to learn more? This resource is the scale teaching approach that enables this for your students, helping you and your students enjoy scales, making any tasks that's related to music theary ea
Not Specific
Instrumental Music, Music, Music Composition
Let Me Tell You About Myself: A Classroom Play to Increase Grammar Skills
Do your students struggle with grammar skills? Do your students like to read plays? Do they have problems with pronouns? If you answered "yes" to any of these questions, then this TpT product is perfect for you and your students. This play specifically addresses when to use "myself"--a word that baffles many. The play is not meant to take the place of teacher instruction but is designed to be used as an engaging supplement to reinforce skills taught. It may be used as a mini-lesson or a fo
7th - 12th
Drama, English Language Arts, Grammar
Crash Course Audition Day: Audition Tips and Tricks
The few minutes you have to wow the casting directors will fly by and you will go unnoticed if you do not use this time to highlight the best things about you and your talent. Below are some techniques I find to be most important when auditioning. While this is not the ONLY way to audition, learning more ways than one, will only increase your knowledge on how to succeed in an audition setting.
5th - 12th
Art, Drama, English Language Arts
Theatre/Dance Stage Direction Quiz
Stage Direction Quiz https://www.canva.com/design/DAFbg10dldg/44dhK6exCat4Xu5H-9y5dw/view?utm_content=DAFbg10dldg & utm_campaign=designshare & utm_medium=link & utm_source=publishsharelink
4th - 12th
Art, Dance, Drama
CCSS, NGSS
L.9-10.3a
, MS-PS2-3
3:00
Things You Didn't Know About Percussion
Online Interactive Video Quiz included in Supporting Document. Watch Full video for details. I use this to introduce the Percussion Family of Instruments to my students. I normally choose some recognizable rhythm from a song to go behind it as inserted audio to start at the same time as the video on PPT. I didn't want to get into any copyright trouble. Free stock images came from Unsplash.com. This is also great for giving students something to watch while "conferencing" with any student or stu
Not Specific
Music, Other (Performing Arts)
Also included in: Instrument Families Discussion Starter Media Pack
FREE Lesson Materials for Teaching Solos, Duets, Trios and Quartets
Includes a poster, a quiz and a listening activity. You can find lots of examples of solos, duets, trios and quartets on YouTube to supplement this lesson. Enjoy!
1st - 8th
Instrumental Music, Music, Other (Performing Arts)
FREE Design Your Dream Guitar Worksheet | Music Class Activity (No Prep)
Liked this activity? Get the full History of the Guitar Packet (Reading Passage, STEM, Quiz & Puzzles) here!
3rd - 5th
Instrumental Music, Music
The Crucible Group Historical Research Project: Anticipation/Intro Activity
Empower your students with key background knowledge! Increase their engagement with and understanding of Arthur Miller's The Crucible with this COMPREHENSIVE research project designed specifically for 11th and 12th-grade English Language Arts classrooms. This 3-day anticipation activity will help you go beyond a typical, boring research assignment by including group work, synthesis, modeling, and a final jigsaw activity. These pieces help students stay engaged while still building key W.4, W
10th - 12th
Drama, English Language Arts, Literature
CCSS
RI.11-12.7
, W.11-12.4
, W.11-12.5
+2
Breathe, Dance, Drum: A Guide to Reducing Stress (Free SCORM 1.2 package)
This course introduces mental health strategies that increase overall well-being and self-efficacy. It is a step-by-step approach to building a life you love, or at the very least, a life that doesn't overwhelm and terrify you. Think of it as a stress reduction toolkit. Lessons can be completed in any order you choose, and the exercises found in the course, such as square breathing and meditation, can be used as a resource any time you need them. Reducing and managing stress has the potential t
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Dance, Social Emotional Learning
STARS Sight-Reading Poster and Worksheet
Help students sharpen their sight-reading skills and increase their musical literacy by teaching them the STARS system. Use the provided worksheet for student practice or assessment.
Not Specific
Instrumental Music, Music, Vocal Music
Answering yes/no questions Vehicle Category
Good source for appropriately answering yes/no questions and for increasing receptive and expressive vocabulary within the vehicle category (e.g. boat, train, motorcycle, car, helicopter, airplane, taxi, limousine, rocket ship, excavator, school bus, fire truck, police car -- 25 yes/no opportunities total).
Not Specific
Vocal Music
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