Music

From the website: "This set of free online resources for music teachers includes lesson plans and activities, summative and formative assessments, video examples, and documented best practices. Designed to be effective and adaptable in a wide variety of music classrooms, the resources were developed through Carnegie Hall’s five-year residency in a New York City elementary/middle school"

Website states: "Save The Music offers curated online music resources for students, teachers, and families, spanning music history to music theory, tailored for learners at all levels."

"Use this collection to explore with students how artists of different eras, music styles, and locations around the planet used their songwriting and performances to bring awareness and calls for peace to the masses."

"TeachRock has partnered with PBS, Higher Ground, and Show of Force to create materials that bring the eight-part, Emmy and Grammy nominated Soundbreaking series into K-12 classrooms. The standards-aligned lessons are tailored for students in social studies, language arts, geography, science, and general music classes, and feature rich educational resources, including the interactive Soundbreaking TechTools that allow students to experience firsthand the technological breakthroughs explored on screen."

"Groovin’ to Jazz includes thirty-one original recordings with lesson plans designed for intermediate level (ages 8-13) and middle level (ages 13-15) students. Some lessons have worksheets to go with them. Most lessons are designed for teachers with limited resources and space."

Through the Preservation Hall Foundation. A free music teaching research for K-12 educators.

From the website: "The Blues educational outreach campaign, created by Experience Music Project, provides teaching strategies and resources for teachers to assist in the integration of blues music, culture, and history into American classrooms, with emphasis on grades 9-12."

Primary emphasis is on Voices Across Time: American History Through Music, A project of the Center for American Music (University of Pittsburgh Library System), and the Society for American Music.

"Bring the world of music to the classroom! MIM’s Educator Resources are meant to deepen and extend the learning that takes place on a field trip to the museum. K–12 educators can maximize their learning objectives with free supplemental materials for the classroom which include hands-on activities, lesson plans, video clips and photos, and gallery activity pages."

Via the Society for Ethnomusicology's Crossroads Section for Difference and Representation. Authored by Patricia Sheehan Campbell: https://music.washington.edu/people/patricia-shehan-campbell