Can be used for 3rd – 8th students.
Includes: PDF, 44 pages
Music Around the World
Music Around the World Unit II!
Incorporate music and multilingual fun into your classroom!
Fantastic Activities for Third-8th Grade, and Around the World/Music Units!
Students will learn more than 30 musical instruments from Mexico and other countries, including Australia, Germany (the Netherlands), Australia, Germany, Germany, Hawaii, United Kingdom, Hawaii, Germany, Australia, Germany, Mexico, China, Australia, Germany, Germany, Germany, Australia, Germany, Germany, Germany, United Kingdom, Hawaii, Hawaii, and Germany. You can see the instruments live through video links! You can use the QR codes or click the hyperlinks.
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This unit includes- Read and learn pages with scan video clips!, what I learned recall pages, exploring musicians/instruments/songs homework pages, listening activities, test your knowledge activities, and flashcards for the classroom!
Table of Contents:
Overview of Musical Instrument Categories…………………6
Music of Mexico – Read and Learn……………………………………7
Music of Mexico – What I learned – Recall.……………………..8
Explore Music of Mexico Homework………………………………..…9
Music of China – Read and Learn…………….…………..………….10
Music of China – What I learned – Recall………………….…….11
Explore Music of China Homework………………………………….…12
Music of Netherlands – Read and Learn…………………….…..13
Music of Netherlands – What I Learned – Recall…………..14
Exploring Netherlands Music Homework……………..…………..15
Music of Australia – Read and Learn……………….…….……….16
Music of Australia – What I Learned – Recall…………………17
Explore Music of Australia Homework…………….……………….18
Music of Germany – Read and Learn…………………….…………19
Music of Germany – What I learned – Recall…………………20
Explore German Music Homework……………………………………..21
Music of the U.K. – Read and Learn…………………………………..22
Music of the U.K.– What I learned – Recall……………………..23
Explore English Music Homework……………………………………….24
Music of Hawaii – Read and Learn…………………………………..25
Music of Hawaii – What I learned – Recall……………………..26
Explore Hawaiin Music Homework……………………………………..27
Music of the U.S.A. – Read and Learn…………………………..…..28
Music of the U.S.A. – What I Learned – Recall………..……….29
Explore American Music Homework…….……………………………30
Turn the Music Up! – Exercise……………………………………………31
Test Your Knowledge – Instruments……………………………….32
Test Your Knowledge Writing Page……………………………………33
Test Your Knowledge Answer Key……………………………………..34
Classroom Cards………………………………………………………..….35-43
Thank You Page………………………………………….…………………………44
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This is a great starting point for my 5th grade World Music Unit. Absolutely love all the information and the ability to use it online too.
I bought the original “Music Around the World” lesson years ago, and I really loved it. One of the things I liked best about it, particularly with distance learning, is that you shared a Google Slide version of the lesson. It was easy to hyperlink one page of the lesson for my students. I can’t do that with a PDF file. It’s very cumbersome to ask students of all ability levels to navigate to a particular page on a 48-page PDF file. Also, I don’t feel comfortable sharing the entire packet online with my students. I just want to give them one page to complete. I would have preferred having access to the Google Slide version of this resource, the way I did with the first one. Kind of disappointing. I can’t use this resource for distance learning.
