Accordingly Melodic

This is my set of rules for my chorus room. This could also be used for a band room. I created this to be simple to edit and printable on a black and white printer. Just print and laminate and put on the wall!

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Solfege ladders are an amazing tool for beginning singers. This resource is preloaded with Winter Dreams by Desjardins, but provides a template to edit and use for any song you desire! You enter the solfège of the song you are doing and can even add audio files for students to practice independently. If you have any questions on how you can further use this resource, please feel free to message me!

I was searching for this item for my classroom and thought other chorus, music or latin teachers may want to use this punny poster as well! It features the term Laudamus Te, but replacing the "mus" with a moose! The poster should line up appropriately when opened in powerpoint- TPT for some reason misaligns it in the thumbnail.

If you are looking for a chart to track individual student progress, this should help! This chart is based on the NC Essential Standards of Vocal Music and was created with the intent to better track student progress throughout a semester. This is a great way to capture data! This may be utilized by other art disciplines as well if the categories are modified. Suggestions on how to score students and a link to the NC Large Ensemble Choir Rubric is included, as it may be helpful to coincide t