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6th grade science songs for Google Apps
Planets Suite by Gustav Holst | Digital & Printable Listening Unit
Oh how I love Gustav Holst's Planet Suite! It's programmatic, beautiful, and engaging. Want a tie into Social Studies / History? Study these Roman gods. Want to connect to Science and the planets? Here ya go! Connection to art? There are coloring Listening glyphs included. How about connecting to math? Identify these time signatures or the rhythmic chant in Jupiter's 5/4 ostinato. Relating each movement on the exit slip to an emoji is a nice Social-Emotional Learning component!This is
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PreK - 9th
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Also included in: Year Long Music Lessons & Curriculum for 4th Grade Bundle 30% off
"I am the Storm" Book-based Music Lesson | Compose a Soundscape
Inspired by hurricanes, tornados, & more, "I am the Storm" practically begs students to create soundscapes! From connecting to weather & science to meeting the National Core Arts Standards for creating, this book-based music lesson encourages groups to compose collaboratively.Included in this resource:Book introduction pageRead aloud link available if the book is unavailable5 group soundscape stormsSoundscape examples & definitionSoundscape worksheets - color & B/WSoundscape ex
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3rd - 7th
Rainforest Remix (Jungle Boogie)- Orff arrangement and lesson
Jungle Boogie! Work on ensemble skills, creative composition and review what students have been learning about the rainforest biome in science class!Most curriculums have students learning about Biomes in grades 3-8. For upper elementary music education, students are working on ensemble skills where they can perform independent rhythms/melodies in specific musical forms, and create their own patterns to use in performance. This lesson presents a great cross curricular opportunity for students to
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4th - 6th
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Balloon Lung Model: Respiratory System - Body System Activity
Students create a balloon lung model and connect the organs of the respiratory system to each part of the model. Great way to visualize this body system!Includes:2 versions of the student sheet2 versions of the directionsAnswer keys"The straw going down inside the bottle represents the trachea.This is because they bring the air to and from the lungs.The branching straws inside the bottle represent the bronchis.This is because they bring the air to and from the lungs.The two balloons inside the b
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6th - 8th
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MS-LS1-3
Also included in: Human Body Systems BUNDLE - 13 Activities
Human Body Systems Song
This song covers all things human body systems. I teach it in segments as I hit each body system. Topics Covered:1) All body systems2) Different parts and main organs of the systems3) What each system does4) Muscle tissues5) Types of blood vesselsand MUCH MORE!
Cells & Living Things Song
This song covers all things cells and living things. I teach this in segments as I cover the material.Topics Covered:1) Living Things2) Levels of Organization3) Taxonomy4) Binomial Nomenclature5) Carl Linnaeus6) Cells7) Cell Organelles8) Cell Transport (Diffusion, Osmosis) 9) Photosynthesis & Respiration
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Scientific Method Song
This song is an amazing start to your teaching year. I promise your students will love it. I teach it every year to start my year and I teach it in segments as I cover them. Topics Covered: 1) Scientific Method Steps2) Famous Philosophers3) Variables, Constants, Controls4) Precision/Accuracy5) Laws and Theories6) Metric System/SI Units7) Converting Units
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Electricity, Magnets, & Waves Song
Here is a great song on electricity, magnets, and waves. I love teaching songs in segments as I teach the material. Topics Covered: 1) Electricity2) Current, Amps, Resistance3) Atomic Structure4) Magnets5) Magnetism6) Magnetic Properties7) Waves8) Reflection, Refraction, Diffraction9) Wave Angles10) Transverse vs. Mechanical Waves11) Light Waves vs. Sound Waves
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Periodic Table Song
This song is written to the beat of Esketit (instrumental) and it covers a array of topics concerning the periodic table. I love teaching songs in segments when I am teaching that current topic. Topics covered:1) Periodic Table2) History of the table3) Dmitri Mendeleev and Henry Moseley4) All groups5) Valance Electrons of each group6) Properties of each group
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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States of Matter Song
This is a States of Matter Song I wrote. This can be great for music therapy, a music classroom, or a teacher who isn't afraid to sing. The song uses instruments as guides for the various states of matter i.e. a drum = a solid. A powerpoint is included with structure, images, and practice examples. The bundle also includes a lyric sheet with chords and a recording of the song.
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5th - 7th
Junior 4-6 Music - FULL UNIT & LESSONS - Recycling Rhyme
Created by a seasoned music teacher, Recycling Rhyme is a catchy Earth and conservation-themed rhyme & improvisation activity for Junior grades (4-6) that is engaging, musically satisfying, and challenging. The improvisation activity enhances quick-thinking skills, creativity, and musical understanding. Ultimately, this piece is perfect for any Earth, science, or environmental unit. This is the full version of the activity. You will receive Google Drive access to a slide deck that include
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4th - 6th
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Space Song
This is the Space Jam! I teach each segment as I cover the topics. Content covered: 1) Space2) Order of Planets3) Eclipses4) Space Race5) Planet Properties6) Earth Propertiesand MUCH MORE!
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Meet the Elements Song Lyric Analysis
Start off your Matter, Density, or Mixtures and Pure Substances unit with a song! Students use evidence from the lyrics to answer questions about the Periodic Table of Elements.The sheet includes lyrics to the "Meet the Elements" song by They Might be Giants to introduce or review matter and related vocabulary (atoms, chemical compounds, elements, iron, oxygen, hydrogen, helium, carbon, nickel, zinc, iron, neon, etc).For a no-prep option, just print the pdf ("fit to printable area"!) and play th
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6th - 10th
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NGSS:
MS-PS1-1
Cell Respiration and Photosynthesis Lesson | Interactive Questions | Song Video
COOL and ENGAGING way to learn about CELL ENERGY. These are the lyrics (AKA notes) to the Cell Respiration and Photosynthesis Song found on myYouTube Channel and questions students can answer to interact with the information. Students will learn about the basics of photosynthesis and cell respiration and their relationship. The lyrics to all of my songs can be used as notes for the students. The lyrics are filled with vocabulary, definitions and descriptions.
6th Grade Energy Transfer Learning Focused Lesson Plan
This lesson plan is based on NC standards, but can be modified to fit other standards.This lesson includes quizzes, review, games, and labs! There are links to other TPT pages and products that I have purchased that are excellent for learning!
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5th - 7th
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This Spot Shadow (Eclipses) Song Lyric Analysis
Students listen to This Spot Shadow, a "Despacito" parody song about Solar and Lunar Eclipses created by Mr. Parr, and complete questions relating to the lyrics. Engaging way to learn or review space and Sun-Earth-Moon system model content!Vocab includes umbra, penumbra, partial, total, lunar eclipse, solar eclipseSong by Mr. Parr: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgMtazCFZYQPlease support his youtube channel! He makes amazing educational content.
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6th - 9th
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NGSS:
MS-ESS1-1
Radiation, Conduction, Convection Song Lyric Analysis
Start off your Heat Transfer and Energy unit with a song! Students use evidence from the lyrics to answer questions about the Heat Transfer. The sheet includes lyrics to Mr. Parr's "Radiation, Conduction, Convection" song to introduce or review Heat Transfer and related vocabulary (waves, rays, convection currents, infrared, fluids, molecules). For a no-prep option, just print the pdf ("fit to printable area"!) and play the video for students. The sheet is also google slide editable so you can a
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4th - 10th
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MS-PS3-4
5.9B Food Webs ppt, notes, & handouts
Learn about the food webs with this Google Slides PPT, notes page, Handout, song and Dance.
Learn about Axolotl with a sing-along song and video
"A Lotta Axolotl" is a song/video from my Let's Sing Together YouTube channel that helps us learn facts about AXOLOTL! Feel free to use to help with science, reading, vocabulary, or as part of a music lesson. Subscribe to my channel for more fun learning songs.A Lotta Axolotl on YouTubeLyrics:Oo oo oo that’s a lotta axolotlAnd they do oo oo wanna stop and say helloOo oo oo that’s a lotta axolotlAnd they’re livin’ and swimmin’ in the sea belowI’m a water salamander and I make my homeIn Lake Xochi
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PreK - 8th
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DNA Song Lyric Analysis
Start off your Cells or Genetics unit with a song! Students use evidence from the lyrics to answer questions about DNA. The sheet includes lyrics to Mr. Parr's "DNA" song to introduce or review Heat Transfer and related vocabulary (ribosomes, guanine, cytosine, adenine, thymine, proteins, nitrogen bases, cytoplasm, synthesis, etc!). For a no-prep option, just print the pdf ("fit to printable area"!) and play the video for students. The sheet is also google slide editable so you can adjust the qu
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6th - 12th
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MS-LS1-5
, MS-LS1-1
, MS-LS4-4
Also included in: DNA Heredity & Genes BUNDLE - 7 no prep activities for middle school
Fairy Freestyle (Freestyle Activity inspired by Jimmy Fallon)
The Fairy Freestyle is a fun, engaging way to culminate your unit. Think: the day after your assessment, you don't want to move onto the next unit quite yet, and you want to do something meaningful, that your students will enjoy. The activity will ask students to create a freestyle rap, song, or story in 30 minutes and perform it to the class. The catch? They have to include three words they choose out of a hat, and one of them will be completely random. This activity is great for building class
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6th - 10th
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“So Many Systems - Human Body Systems Rap” Song Lyric Analysis
Students listen to the “So Many Systems - Human Body Systems Rap” by Emily Crapnell to learn about body systems and their functions. Students analyze the lyrics of the song and cite evidence for responses to questions.Great way to teach human body systems and related vocabulary (cells, endocrine, excretory, nervous, reproductive, digestive, respiratory, circulatory, muscular, skeletal, immune, esophagus, stomach, intestines, kidneys - etc!).“So Many Systems - Human Body Systems Rap”Song by Emily
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4th - 10th
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MS-LS1-3
Also included in: Human Body Systems BUNDLE - 13 Activities
Solar System Song Lyric Analysis
Start off your Space or Astronomy unit with a song! Students use evidence from the lyrics to answer questions about the Planets and Solar System. I find that science songs are more likely to stick with the students when they have to read and make connections with the lyrics. The sheet includes lyrics to Mr. Parr's "Solar System" song to introduce or review the planets and related vocabulary (mercury, venus, earth, mars, jupiter saturn uranus, pluto, atmosphere, rotation, rings, moons, Orion, Mil
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4th - 10th
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MS-ESS1-3
Cell Thanksgiving song
It is a song which gives thanks to the cell and all organelles. Functions of the organelles are mentioned in rhyme, so that your students will know basics of cell biology at any time.
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4th - 12th
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