Music In Our Schools Month - Music Listening Journals
Lindsay Jervis
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Grade Levels
2nd - 9th
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- PDF
Pages
30 pages
Lindsay Jervis
13k Followers
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This was a great purchase for my grade 5/6 classroom. The product was easy to use and well organized. Thanks for the effort put into making this!
I made these journals for my students and they keep the same one from 3rd-5th grade. They are simple for kids to understand.
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Music In Our Schools Month - Music Listening Journals
Want to get your students listening to wide variety of music?
Celebrate MIOSM by exposing your upper elementary, middle, or high school students to different music each day of March and create a listening journal. Students will listen to a piece of music each day and write the year it was composed, country it is from, three words to describe it, circle whether or not they liked it, and draw how it makes them feel. This set includes 3 blank templates where you can select any piece you would like as well as 24 pages with 48 song titles and composers (or performers) listed.
The titles of pieces I have chosen to include are some I am going to try with my own students this March. They are from lots of different time periods and styles. I did include the blanks though because there can never be an all inclusive list and I didn't want you to feel limited by what I came up with.
I have included two different title pages for you to use with your students. One says "Music In Our Schools Month" and one says "Music Listening Journal" so that it can be used year round.
The musical examples are not included in this collection, but you can find any of the songs I have suggested on iTunes or YouTube. You probably have lots of recordings in your own music library.
More resources for Music In Our Schools Month/Music Advocacy
There's No Place Like Music - Wizard of Oz Themed Bulletin Board Set
There's No Place Like Music - Student Response Pages
Wild About Music- Bulletin Board Kit & Student Response Pages
National Standards for Music Education (Core Arts) - Posters
Want to get your students listening to wide variety of music?
Celebrate MIOSM by exposing your upper elementary, middle, or high school students to different music each day of March and create a listening journal. Students will listen to a piece of music each day and write the year it was composed, country it is from, three words to describe it, circle whether or not they liked it, and draw how it makes them feel. This set includes 3 blank templates where you can select any piece you would like as well as 24 pages with 48 song titles and composers (or performers) listed.
The titles of pieces I have chosen to include are some I am going to try with my own students this March. They are from lots of different time periods and styles. I did include the blanks though because there can never be an all inclusive list and I didn't want you to feel limited by what I came up with.
I have included two different title pages for you to use with your students. One says "Music In Our Schools Month" and one says "Music Listening Journal" so that it can be used year round.
The musical examples are not included in this collection, but you can find any of the songs I have suggested on iTunes or YouTube. You probably have lots of recordings in your own music library.
More resources for Music In Our Schools Month/Music Advocacy
There's No Place Like Music - Wizard of Oz Themed Bulletin Board Set
There's No Place Like Music - Student Response Pages
Wild About Music- Bulletin Board Kit & Student Response Pages
National Standards for Music Education (Core Arts) - Posters
Total Pages
30 pages
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