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2022-23 Fall General Music Catalog

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Editors' Choice 2022 New Basic Library Available via ePrint Downloadable All Prices in U.S. Dollars & Subject To Publisher Revision LISTENING & MOVEMENT ACTIVITIES 54 Go to cart MUSIC APPRECIATION & LISTENING RESOURCES Music Class Playlist—Melody Easter- Clutter. This collection of creative listening activities invites students to experience, analyze, and reflect on an array of musical genres, including Motown, pop, rock 'n' roll, bluegrass, opera, Broadway, and film. Teacher preparation will be minimal as materials are few, and the Common Core and National Standards are listed on every page. Assemble the 12-song playlist online then explore the three lessons for each song. Lessons include: Adagio for Strings; Do-Re-Mi; Happy; Let It Go; My Girl; O Fortuna; Orange Blossom Special and more. 10527471 Book. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19.99 11340971F Reproducible PDF Digital Download . . . . . . . 19.99 Music Listening Worksheet Bundle— Cori Bloom. Listening worksheets for use with any piece of music. This set includes over 30 listening worksheets for grades K-12 in three files. Level 1: Over 10 listening worksheets for grades K-6. Level 2: This set includes listening worksheets for grades 7-12 including variations for choral, instrumental, and world music. Compare and Contrast: This set includes listening worksheets for grades 7-12 to compare and contrast two or three pieces of music. 10944026F Digital Resources Zip File of 3 PDFs . . . . . . . 8.00 Music Listening Worksheets: Compare & Contrast—Cori Bloom. This set of listening worksheet templates is a perfect way for students to listen and compare two or three pieces of music. There are seven different worksheet designs with variations, in a range of difficulty levels, so you can use them for various grade levels or to differentiate in one class. Some templates include musical categories to guide thinkers, while others have more blank space to allow and foster creativity. 10944029F Digital Resources Listening Worksheets, Compare & Contrast. . . . . . 4.00 Music Listening Worksheets Level 1— Cori Bloom. Listening worksheet templates for use with any piece of music. This set includes over ten listening worksheet templates for grades K-6. 10944027F Digital Resources Listening Worksheets , Level 1. . . . . 4.00 Music Listening Worksheets Level 2— Cori Bloom. Listening worksheet templates for use with any piece of music. This set includes over ten listening worksheets for grades 7-12, including variations for choral, instrumental, and world music. 10944028F Digital Resources Listening Worksheets, Level 2 . . . . . 4.00 Music Opposites Bundle—Abigail Mettry. This interactive, digital game bundle is a fantastic way to develop an awareness of musical opposites, while building aural listening skills using instruments from the orchestra! Students will compare and contrast short musical examples, using animated slides. This includes the soft/loud, slow/fast, and high/low activities that are also available separately. This is great for home or school and is fun and engaging for younger students! 11394055F PowerPoint Slide Show (ppsx) Bundle . . . . . . . . . 13.50 Music Opposites Fast and Slow—Abigail Mettry. With the classic tortoise and hare, students will learn the concepts of fast and slow! Perfect for home or school, each listening example features real recordings of orchestra instruments, embedded right into the game. Animations and fun sound effects accompany each answer! Great for younger students, this also helps them become familiar with orchestra instruments while listening for loud and quiet sounds - fun! 11394054F PowerPoint Slide Show (ppsx) . . . . . . . 5.00 Music Opposites Forte and Piano—Abigail Mettry. Step into a virtual pizza shop in Italy, where your students will learn the concepts of forte and piano! This interactive listening game includes animations that are perfect for home or school, and each listening example features real recordings embedded right into the game! Animations and fun sound effects accompany each answer, making this perfect for younger students. Includes 25 interactive slides plus a short mini-lesson. Fun and engaging! 11394053F PowerPoint Slide Show (ppsx) . . . . . . . 5.00 Music Opposites High and Low—Abigail Mettry. Immerse your younger students in the world of music with this interactive high and low orchestra game, perfect for home or classroom! Students tap the instrument icons and choose the bird (high sounds) or the worm (low sounds). Each example features either a melody or a chord, varying tonalities, and the timbres of the orchestra. Great as a beginning lesson on high and low, this allows your students to discover the sounds found only in the orchestra! Includes 24 slides featuring different audio examples of bass drum, piano, clarinet, harp, chimes, organ, double bass, strings, flute, gong, choir, trumpet, bassoon, brass, triangle, or violin. A fun and engaging activity! 11394052F PowerPoint Slide Show (ppsx) . . . . . . . 5.00 Music Sub Tub Stuffers: Guido d'Arezzo —Shelley Tomich. This is a great print-and-go plan for grades 3-5. Students read a book about the history of music notation and the story of Guido d'Arezzo, the inventor of modern notation. Students review some historical terms, answer discussion questions about the book, and then decode a short example of Gregorian chant. A Guido-themed rhythm coloring sheet is available for early finishers. The book Do Re Mi: If You Can Read Music, Thank Guido d'Arezzo required for this lesson is available separately and is not part of the download. 11171953F Digital Resources . . . . . . . 6.00 11171927 Storybook-Do Re Mi: If You Can Read Music Thank Guido d'Arezzo . . 18.99 Music Sub Tub Stuffers: Zin! Zin! Zin! A Violin—Shelley Tomich. This is a great print- and-go plan for grades K-2. Students will read a book about an orchestra that grows from a solo to a dectet. Students will learn about the instruments and the musical names of various sizes of ensembles. This does NOT include the book Zin! Zin! Zin! A Violin that is required for this lesson. 11171950F Digital Resources . . . . . . . 6.00 11171924 Storybook-Zin! Zin! Zin! A Violin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8.99 Musical Instrument Crosswords, Vol. 1 —Karl Hitzemann. This downloadable, reproducible book is a great resource for learning about musical instruments! Includes easy-to-understand information about woodwind, string, brass, and percussion instruments. After students read about an instrument, they test their knowledge by solving the adjoining crossword puzzle. A comprehensive quiz and an instrument identification quiz are also included at the end of the book - 12 puzzles in all. You will also receive the puzzles in interactive PDF format. Students can solve the puzzles on their computers or devices then electronically submit the completed puzzles and quizzes back to you for grading. Perfect for online learning! 11357425F Reproducible Book . . . . . 17.95 Musical Instrument Crosswords, Vol. 2 —Karl Hitzemann. This downloadable, reproducible book is a great resource for learning about musical instruments! Students will find information about woodwind, string, brass, and percussion instruments. After students read the facts about an instrument, they test their knowledge by solving the adjoining crossword puzzle. A comprehensive quiz and an instrument identification quiz are included at the end of the book. Volume 2 covers guitar, recorder, ukulele, banjo, accordion, harp, harmonica, bagpipes, marimba, tambourine, pipe organ, and conga. You will also receive the puzzles in interactive PDF format. Students can solve the puzzles on their computers or devices then electronically submit the completed puzzles and quizzes back to you for grading. Perfect for online learning! 11357426F Reproducible Book . . . . . 17.95 Musical Instruments Jeopardy Bundle— Abigail Mettry. This bundle combines two fantastic games designed for PowerPoint: Orchestra Jeopardy and Multicultural Instruments Jeopardy! Featuring authentic audio examples of orchestral instruments, students can practice ear-training as they listen to identify instruments, Jeopardy style! Students click the play button to hear the instrument, and answer slides feature a picture of the correct instrument, helping students to make the connection between sound and label. Cute monsters represent each team, and scores update automatically when you click the monsters' scoreboard. Correct responses get a 'crowd cheering' sound, and incorrect answers get a cute 'blooper' sound. Sure to generate laughs as your students learn about the instruments! 11394051F PowerPoint Bundle . . . . . . 9.00 Mystery Music Listening Bundle #2—Cori Bloom. These listening lessons are a creative and engaging way to get your students thinking about classic pieces of music. Students listen to a mystery song and draw a picture of what they imagine when they listen. At the end of the presentation they are surprised to discover the actual title of the piece! Each lesson is designed to last 25-40 minutes and works great as a stand-alone lesson. Lessons can also be used to introduce a unit on a particular genre or piece, and they can easily be used by a sub. They are easily adaptable for all elementary grades. Mystery songs include: Sleigh Ride, Leroy Anderson; The Snow Is Dancing, Claude Debussy; Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy, Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky. 11100348F Digital Resources PPT/PDF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.00 Mystery Song Music Listening Bundle #1 —Cori Bloom. These listening lessons are a creative and engaging way to get your students thinking about classic pieces of music. Students listen to a mystery song and draw a picture of what they imagine when they listen. At the end of the presentation they are surprised to discover the actual title of the piece! Each lesson is designed to last 25-40 minutes and works great as a stand-alone lesson. Lessons can also be used to introduce a unit on a particular genre or piece, and they can easily be used by a sub. They are easily adaptable for all elementary grades. Mystery songs include: The Elephant, Camille Saint- Saens; Raindrop Prelude, Frederic Chopin; Hoe-Down, Aaron Copland. 11100344F Digital Resources PPT/PDF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.00 at jwpepper.com CONTINUE YOUR MUSIC SEARCH ONLINE EXPLORE RESOURCES for middle and high school students at jwpepper.com/ secondarygeneral

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