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An instruction sheet for how to draw a bass clef.
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A set of 12 vocabulary cards that define and illustrate eleven musical notation terms: repeat, accent, decrescendo, crescendo, fermata, pianissimo, piano, mezzo piano, mezzo forte, forte, fortissimo.
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Lined paper with illustrations of headphones in the corners.
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One way to tell it is summertime is the musical stylings of the birds in the trees. Help celebrate their sounds with this reading comprehension.
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Students define 32 different musical instruments, find the missing letters, match the instrument to the music type, and more. 5 pages.
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Print up the form and write in the details (Check out what we're doing, Help Wanted, Special Notes, Reminders) to make a great classroom newsletter. With musical instrument outlines to color.
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"I play the [guitar]." Page 1: Read the sentence. Match the picture to the word. Write the word. Page 2: Copy the sentence.
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A biography of the famous composer in the form of a reading comprehension activity is followed by 12 multiple choice questions, and a writing prompt about overcoming adversity, and 5 questions requiring short written responses.
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This reading comprehension explains some of the history of renaissance music, introducing and explaining key vocabulary words.
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Oh, no! The medieval music timeline has gotten mixed up! Can you sort it out? Cut out the squares and put them on the timeline in order. From the invention of the crwth (in 610) to the development of white notation (in 1425).
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Lined border paper with illustrations of musical notes in the corners.
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This reading comprehension on why music should be taught in schools makes an excellent introduction to a unit on persuasive writing.
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