8th grade instrumental music resources for Easel Assessments

Activities, Flash Cards, Lesson

Grades:

6th - 9th

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Mr. Everybody's Recorder Bk 1

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Instrumental Music, Music, Other (Music)

A mnemonic story to teach children how to read notes and play them on the recorder.Modern play-a-long accompaniments on simple rhythm exercises interests every student. No student is left behind. The system starts on BAG and continues up to C and D with fun accompaniments on every song in book 1. Fingering bulletin board cards are available and award stickers which students can put on their recorders.

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Grades:

3rd - 8th

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Activities, Assessment, Songs

Mr. Everybody's Recorder Book 2

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Recorder Book 2 introduces the notes F, E, D, C, F# and Bb. You will love the accompaniments which also contain progressive harmony or duet parts. Ideal arrangements for programs whose rehearsal accompaniment are with and without the melody and harmony parts.

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Unit Plans, Songs, Lesson

Grades:

4th - 8th

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Rhythm Counting Basics: SYNCOPATION #1

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TBMusic

Is SYNCOPATION the next rhythmic hurdle for your students? This newest edition of my “Rhythm Counting Basics” series is just what you need. Help your students recognize, understand, count and perform these common syncopated rhythms.Explanation of "short-long-short" syncopation conceptIllustrates how syncopation is created using tiesQuarter-Half-Quarter, 8th-Quarter-8th, 16th-8th-16th syncopations Applicable to NAfME (National Association for Music Education) Music Standards and NCCAS (Nationa

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Assessment, Flash Cards, Lesson

Grades:

6th - 8th

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Mr. Everybody's Granny's Musical Apartment (part 1)

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Granny's Music Apartment, which is a continuation of the original Mr. Everybody's Musical Apartment, is a mnemonic story which teaches children to read and play bass clef music. Granny rents her apartments to music students who play different musical instruments. New characters are eventually added to the original 3 notes to form new songs until all the bass clef lines and spaces are introduced. This story can also be useful in teaching the piano's bass clef notation.

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PowerPoint Presentations, Activities

Grades:

K - 8th

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Mr. Everybody's Bk 2 Easel Activity and Assessment

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This Activity and Assessment reviews and tests the students understanding the notes G, A and B from Mr. Everybody's Musical Apartment Bk 2 in combination with C, D, E and F from Book 1. There are about 25 activities and assessment questions.

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Activities, Assessment, Activboard Activities

Grades:

1st - 8th

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Tempo Self-Checking Practice

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The Performing Arts Classroom

Review tempo vocabulary with your middle school music students! This interactive, self-checking resource addresses 8 common tempo terms: Adagio, Andante, Moderato, Allegro, Vivace, accelerando, ritardando, and a tempo.16 Multiple-Choice Cards8 give a term and ask for a definition8 give a definition and ask for a term4 Drag-and-Drop Cardsplacing a set of tempos in order from slowest to fastestThe PDF file includes a redemption link which allows you to access this Boom Cards deck on the Boom Learn

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Grades:

6th - 8th

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Assessment

Also included in: Tempo Vocabulary: Complete Unit Bundle

Granny's Musical Apartment Activity and Assessment

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Student activities and assessments related to bass clef and Granny's Musical Apartment. Reinforces reading of bass clef note names related to the characters of Granny's Musical Apartment. Can be used with the free Granny speed tests.

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Activities, Assessment, Flash Cards

Grades:

2nd - 10th

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Rhythm Counting Basics: 8th Note Triplets #1

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TBMusic

"Why are there three notes on this one beat? AND what is that number 3 above those three notes?" Triplets can be confusing for students, This product can help.The first three slides can be a visual aid while explaining triplets. How they are similar yet different than normal subdivision of notes? These compare and contrast slides will help.Use with: > Large group instruction - project slides - explain - count, clap - play > Individual drill and assessment > In c

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Activities, Assessment, Lesson

Grades:

6th - 8th

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Musical Road Map Self-Checking Practice

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The Performing Arts Classroom

Review vocabulary of the musical road map with your middle school music students! This interactive, self-checking resource addresses 7 common components of the musical road map: Da capo, Dal Segno, al Coda, al Fine, Coda, Sign, and 1st/2nd endings. Also included are D.C. al Coda, D.C. al Fine, D.S. al Coda, and D.S. al Fine.22 Multiple-Choice Cards11 give a symbol/term and ask for a definition11 give a definition and ask for a symbol/termThe PDF file includes a redemption link which allows you t

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Grades:

7th - 9th

Types:

Assessment

Also included in: Musical Road Map Vocabulary: Complete Unit Bundle

Mr Everybody's Recorder Book 1 Easel assessment

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Students have to identify the note and show the correct fingering on the recorder illustration by covering the holes by a dragging activity. This a great fingering exercises to reinforce note identification and their related recorder fingering.

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Grades:

3rd - 8th

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Activities, Assessment

Mr. Everybody's Name the Piano Key

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This illustration shows a student the piano or synthesizer keyboard and how to remember the names of each white key. The fifteen question Easel activity will give the student practice at rapidly visualizing and naming each keyboard alphabetical name.An excellent practice exercise for beginning piano students.

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