Literacy meets music in this creative, hands-on lesson. Use favorite books and vocal and instrument exploration to create a musical soundtrack.
Poetry and music have so much in common! Connect to poetry while listening to some poetry-inspired pieces of music. For grades K-5.
Using the technologies of Google Slides and Soundzabound through Utah's Online Library, students have the opportunity to intertwine these resources together to create a digital storyboard. The story is based on their own lives and takes them through the past, present, and future; where they came from, where and what are they doing currently, and who they want to be when they're older. Each phase will be completed through Google Slides and presented to the intructor.
I thought it would be great fun to have my Second Graders write a narrative piece on their "Summer Fun". The students will be working in whole group, small group, and one-on-one with me to complete their stories. After their stories are completed, they will present their stories to the class 'living in the moment' of their memories while they present us with all of their fun times!
Activities focus on the importance of children's names and helps build a sense of community in the classroom.
This is a lesson plan for 4th grade students to create a story using keynote with images, text, and audio recording. Image Credits:Photo by Tomáš Hustoles, Tablet on Wooden Desk Photo, https://burst.shopify.com/photos/tablet-on-wooden-desk?q=technology
Students will define what a myth is and features associated with it. They will identify the myth with one of the seven constellations they read about. The student will write an imaginary myth, based in students' modern culture of today.
This Nearpod is used to introduce students to writing an opinion essay. Majority of Collaboration Boards are used in order to spark the I do, We do and You do.
First Grade Language Standard (Conventions of Standard English) Use common, proper, and possessive nouns.This lesson will focus on the understanding of common nouns. Students will be able to demonstrat ther knowledge of people, places, and things, by creating a keynote presentation.
These activities can be used for any novel study in the upper elementary grades. Graphic organizers allow students to demonstrate understanding of ELA skills. Book Trailer project shows understanding of the novel.(This resource's preview image was created by the author using iMovie trailer templates.)
Go on a magical adventure with a girl named Clara as she is whisked away by a nutcracker prince to the Kingdom of Sweets. Give the gift of classical music by sharing this classic tale — and Tchaikovsky's unforgettable melodies — with your little ones this holiday season. It's the latest episode of YourClassical Storytime, featuring illustrations by acclaimed children's author Nancy Carlson!
Once upon a time, Old Mother Hubbard went to the cupboard to give her dog, Sam, his dinner. But when she went there, the cupboard was bare, and poor little Sam grew thinner. So she went to get some food. But you won't believe the musical surprise that awaited when she returned. Listen now to 'Old Mother Hubbard,' an episode of YourClassical Storytime, featuring a variety of classical music and original illustrations by Nancy Carlson.
What happens when an old man discovers a love for singing after a magical flying boat takes him on a journey of self-discovery? See what musical surprises await in the latest YourClassical Storytime episode, Old Nasuk and the Flying Song, an Inuit folk tale that features traditional Inuit throat singing and enchanting music by Claude Debussy, with John Nasukaluk Clare as the guest storyteller and original art by Xee Reiter!
Students will be exposed to two non-fiction books, both telling the same true story. They will make connections, gain knowledge, and learn the history behind a well loved children's character. They will analyze the different perspectives presented by each author. After listening to the story students will answer questions.
This is a lesson plan is created for the event of an online learning day, also called a snow day. This is something that can be up and running before hand so that the students are able to access a lot of different activities fast. Teachers won't be scrambling to find activities that kindergarteners can do online. This lesson does encourage parents to do the work along side their kindergartener, but if that is not an option, hopefully they will be able to navigate the google site since it should have been modeled in class previously.
Lesson Description: Students will learn about facts/opinions and claims/reasoning. Students will complete two nearpods and a prewriting assignment. Students will read a sample essay and will collaborate to think critically about facts and opinions. Students will also complete a 5-7 sentence opinion writing piece on a topic of their choice.Thumbnail citation: "A-kid-drawing-or-writing" by dotmatchbox at flickr is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0.
In this lesson students will practice skills necessary fto writing an opinion paragraph. Students willbrainstorm ideas with their peersuse sentence startersuse linking wordsevaluate their writing using a rubricAt the end of this lesson students will have a one paragraph opinion piece that aligns with the Utah second grade opinion writing standard.
This is a lesson plan created by myself. It is meant to guide a teacher through the use of using Flip grid for Opinion Writing.
What happens when a crafty fox tries to trick a friendly stork and a wary rooster? Find out in Outfoxed, the latest episode of YourClassical Storytime, featuring narration by Valerie Kahler, music by Dmitri Kabalevsky and illustrations by Mia Jennings.
Do you know what a 'tall tale' is? Well, it's a story that's just a little bit bigger than real life. And here's part of one of the biggest, tallest tales of all time: the story of Paul Bunyan and his best buddy, Babe the Blue Ox. Paul Bunyan is the latest episode of YourClassical Storytime, featuring narration by MPR News great Gary Eichten, music by Erich Korngold and original illustrations by Nancy Carlson.