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Have you ever wanted your students to learn about musical forms the FUN way? Look no further! Slides 2-4 discuss verse, chorus, and bridge. Slides 5-13 are listening exercises, writing activities, and visual aids to present. Students will listen, analyze, and create musical forms through more popular music from artists like Green Day, Weezer, and even Billie Eilish. Students can use letters (like A, B, C, etc.) to write in the sections they hear throughout the songs. How I used it: with PearDec

Have you ever wanted to share the love of music with students, only for them to say they don't play an instrument? There are plenty of careers for those who are not so musically inclined, and I wanted to show my classes that they can still love and be involved in music when they are older! I use a project for them afterward to create a wanted poster for their job requirements and a resume about themselves (not included) but feel free to use the slides as you see fit. I've used this whole prese

I love to start out my rhythm unit with some fun activities! Using Google slides, there are activities to present, work on as a class, have students use with their 1:1 tech, and also to work in groups in centers. First, we delve into the origins of rhythm and what beat and rhythm mean. We try to keep the beat as it gets faster so students can see it does change speeds! (Slides 2, 4, 5) Second, I show different ways music can be represented, using symbols or other ways (Slides 6, 7 video) Third,