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Other (performing arts) graphic organizers for staff
Weekly To Do List for Educators
This weekly to do list for educators or parents is helpful to keep a daily log of all to do's with the ability to plan your week thoroughly and not become overwhelmed. This is a wonderful planning tool to ensure you maximize your time and efforts to get all responsibilities accomplished. Read how to optimize your week on my blog:kodaeducationalservices.squarespace.com/college-chronicles-blog/optimizing-your-week-your-guide-to-an-organized-school-routine
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Staff
Notes on the Xylophone-Introduction/Identification (great for virtual learning!)
The following PowerPoint teaches students about notes on the xylophone. The lesson covers the following ideas and skills: -a review of whole steps and half steps -a review of sharps and flats -what a xylophone is/how to play one -general qualities of all keyboard instruments -locations of notes on the xylophone -enharmonic pitches on the xylophone -note identification on the xylophone This is a great resource for any music class, whether you are teaching xylophone to beginning band or percussi
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
FILM MUSIC - LISTENING QUILT
Looking for a fun way to listen and analyze Film Music? Try this listening quilt activity including 24 different quilt patches. Just put on your favourite music and off you go! When students are finished they can cut out the quilts and put them together. Great for bulletin boards or displays around the school.
Each different quilt covers a different element of music. Quilt patches include guided questions for:
Performing Media
Melody
Harmony
Rhythm
Accents
Beat
Time signature
Layers of sound
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Elements of Music - Dynamics - Listening Prompts
The Elements of Music - Dynamics Listening Prompts is part of the new course, The Elements of Music - Dynamics. This set of listening prompts are designed to guide students to develop a written response to listening tasks. Students often have trouble discussing the elements of music in examinations and aural tasks. This product uses prompt questions, graphic organisers, graphic notation and scaffolded guides to help students work towards creating written responses to aural tasks. These listening
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in:Â Music Worksheet Bundle
Learning Key Signatures: Sharp Keys (great for virtual learning!)
The following PowerPoint teaches students about sharp keys and key signatures. The lesson covers the following ideas and skills: -the order of sharps -why sharps need to be added to certain major scales -how to identify key signatures -multiple practice exercises. This is a great resource for any music class, whether you are teaching key signatures to your ensemble classes, a beginning music theory class, or reviewing the basics with an upper-level theory class. The details and gradual pacin
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Ragtime Infographic
A great way for especially visual learners to easily absorb information about the 1895 - 1918 time period in music: impressionism. A great resource for music teachers!
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Impressionism Infographic
A great way for especially visual learners to easily absorb information about the 1875 - 1925 time period in music: impressionism. A great resource for music teachers!
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Triads: Identifying and Constructing (great for virtual learning!)
The following PowerPoint teaches students about triads. The lesson covers the following ideas and skills: -a review of intervals -what a triad is -a review of all major key signatures -constructing and identifying major, minor, diminished, and augmented triads This is a great resource for any music class, whether you are teaching music theory to your ensemble classes, a beginning music theory class, or reviewing the basics with an upper-level theory class. The details and gradual pacing of
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Concert Planning Checklist
Are you planning a concert and don't know where to start? Use this Concert Planning Checklist to keep you organized! From where to have the concert, to parent reminders, to community involvement...this checklist has it all! There is also room for you to write down your own notes! Keywords: concert planning, program planning, concert checklist, checklist, program checklist, concert organization, program organization
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Staff
Orchestra Choice sheet
This is a instrument choice sheet for orchestra. The sheet is given at the beginning of the school year as the music director goes through each orchestra instrument explaining the name, the family, why it is in that family, description of the instrument, and allowing the students to write what they like about the instrument. After each instrument is shown, the student picks 2 instruments, circling the ones they choose and numbering 1 & 2. Note: I physically show the instrument, allow the stu
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Band Choice Sheet 2 of 3: Brass
This is 2 of 3 instrument choice sheets for band. The 3 sheets are a packet given at the beginning of the school year as the music director goes through each band instrument explaining the name, the family it belongs to, why it is in that family, description of the instrument, and allowing the students to write what they like about the instrument. After each instrument is shown, the student picks 3 instruments, circling the ones they choose and numbering 1 through 3. For the percussion choice, i
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Band Choice Sheet 1 of 3: Woodwind
This is 1 of 3 instrument choice sheets for band. The 3 sheets are a packet given at the beginning of the school year as the music director goes through each band instrument explaining the name, the family it belongs to, why it is in that family, description of the instrument, and allowing the students to write what they like about the instrument. After each instrument is shown, the student picks 3 instruments, circling the ones they choose and numbering 1 through 3. For the percussion choice, i
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Music Therapy Intern Supervision Format Sheet
Designed for use by National Roster music therapy interns and their supervising music therapists, this sheet offers several prompts to assist interns in preparing for weekly supervision appointment.
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Staff
Also included in:Â Music Therapy National Roster Internship Supervisor Resources
Intervals- Identifying and Constructing Intervals (great for virtual learning!)
The following PowerPoint teaches students about intervals. The lesson covers the following ideas and skills: -a review of whole steps and half steps -a review of major key signatures -what an interval is -how to count an interval -defining interval quality -how to identify major, minor, diminished, and augmented intervals -how to construct major, minor, diminished, and augmented intervals This is a great resource for any music class, whether you are teaching music theory to your ensemble clas
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Learning Key Signatures- Key Signature Shortcut (great for virtual learning!)
The following PowerPoint teaches students a shortcut to memorizing major key signatures. The shortcut is explained gradually and with many visual aids. This is a great resource for any music class, whether you are teaching music theory to your ensemble classes, a beginning music theory class, or reviewing the basics with an upper level theory class. The details and gradual pacing of this PowerPoint also make it a great resource to use for virtual learning or in lesson plans for a substitute tea
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Music Theory "Cheat Sheet" Student Resource
The following sheet allows students to have a concise and visually stimulating resource that allows them to study and remember shortcuts to learning music theory. The sheet includes tricks to learning notes on the treble clef and bass clef, key signatures, notes on the piano, and interval classification. This sheet would also be a great resource for notes, take home tests, or students who are allowed to have "cheat sheets" as part of their IEPs/504 plans. Thank you for visiting my page, and plea
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Band Choice Sheet 3 of 3: Percussion
This is 3 of 3 instrument choice sheets for band. The 3 sheets are a packet given at the beginning of the school year as the music director goes through each band instrument explaining the name, the family it belongs to, why it is in that family, description of the instrument, and allowing the students to write what they like about the instrument. After each instrument is shown, the student picks 3 instruments, circling the ones they choose and numbering 1 through 3. For the percussion choice, i
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Editable Curriculum Planner
This cute curriculum planner is editable so that it is completely customizable for your needs as a teacher! Having resources that are both economically sound and eye-catching can be difficult, but not with this resource.
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PreK - 5th, Staff
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Music Practice Sheets
Practice sheets/logs with a list of the days to help you and your students keep track of how much you're practicing!!
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
CUT YOUR NOTES
just an easy PDF where children can cut their notes and play with music lines/flat/sharp/natural cards! All teachers can use it for some lessons or game about notes.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Oboe Intonation Flowchart
Do your oboe students play out of tune, and you can't figure out how to help them? This flowchart was designed to help you pinpoint intonation issues and solve them! Take the guesswork out by following a specific method for identifying any intonation issues with your oboists.This flowchart is included in the Oboe Handbook for Band Directors and the Oboe Resources for Band Directors BUNDLE.Related resources:Oboe Instructional Video Series BUNDLEOboe Director Video Library BUNDLEOboe Music Exercis
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4th - 6th, Staff
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Weekly Virtual Planning
Plan your weeks a little easier with this planning board!Download a .pdf file, share to your platform and add text!
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PreK - 1st, Staff
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