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Other (performing arts) resources for GATE

Social networking Composer Study (technology, writing, cross curricular,music)

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This creative composer study tasks the student to create pretend social networking page (profile) for a composer. By including photos, basic information, and "friends", the students will truly get an inside look at their composer. It is designed to not just be a hum-drum research paper, but be a creative, modern research project! It could even be used as an extra project for GATE students. Grading Rubric included!

Subjects:

Gifted and Talented, Music, Other (Music)

Grades:

6th - 12th

Types:

Research, Projects, GATE

Olympics 2018 - Activities for Critical Thinking!

Created by

Gifted Guide

This Olympic project contains activities at three different levels: Gold, Silver and Bronze. Students complete and submit activities to earn medals all throughout the games and learn about everything there is to know! Lesson plans and timeline included. Links are embedded in the student version for easy access to informational sites for the 2018 Winter Olympics.

Subjects:

Other (Music), Reading, Visual Arts

Grades:

1st - 6th

Types:

Projects, Activities, GATE

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A's On My Paper

Created by

Music Notes

We love teaching Math and English concepts to students, but we also love providing motivation for them to succeed. Check out our first ever motivational song, A's On My Paper. The chorus is sure to get stuck in your students' heads and they strive for straight A's! Host a Music Notes concert at your school! Click here to request information. Like "A's On My Paper"? Then check out some of our other motivational songs. I Did My Homework Back To School Get Out of School Good Friend A's On My Pape

Subjects:

For All Subjects, Music, Other (Music)

Grades:

Not Grade Specific

Types:

Songs, GATE

DICKEN'S "OLIVER TWIST" (Cultural Activities for Both Book and Movie)

Created by

Linda Sander

Students investigate the social statements based on Charles Dickens classic tale of an orphan in England in the 1830s. His characters abound with color, variety, and life. They are considered to be some of the most famous in English literature. The story has a great understanding of humanity, especially young people. It sympathizes with the poor and helpless and mocks and criticizes the selfish, the greedy, and the cruel. There are MANY ACTIVITIES(art, music, writing skills) included for all

Subjects:

British History, Graphic Arts, Other (Music)

Grades:

Not Grade Specific

Types:

GATE, Literature Circles