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STEMOOV: Video
This video demonstrates, using a practical example, how the STEMOOV model can be effectively applied in a teaching situation.
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Scientific TV
On Scientix TV you will be kept informed of the latest developments in STEM with fascinating scientific experiments and interviews with education policy makers. Discover the latest news in STEM education via this YouTube playlist.
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Sound painting with dance and music
In this video we see a final result that took five days with two classes. Eric Le Louvier is the sound painter. In this practical example you can see how you can sound paint with dance and music, there is moving, dancing, singing and playing …
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In the Hall of the Mountain King: Body Percussion
This playlist on YouTube contains videos that help you teach your students a choreography with body percussion on In the Hall of the Mountain King or In the Hall of the Mountain King .
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Creating sound effects with a moving picture: Lesson Idea
In this playlist you will find inspiration to stimulate your students to create their own soundtrack or sound effects for chosen images, people or situations.
Lesson Ideas
- Show a recording of a particular passage from a well-known video game (that …
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The Music Theory Song: Song on practicing intervals
Based on this song, your students will practice the intervals in music theory.
It is a parody of The Christmas Song by Bob Wells and Mel Torme. The original parodied text was written by David Rakowski. Dave Swenson sang the lyrics and added his own …Translated by
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mr. Noé: YouTube channel with playlists
mr. Noé is a YouTube channel that provides teaching ideas to get started musically with children and young people. On the channel you will find:
- body percussion videos;
- children's dances;
- games and challenges;
- videos for students who can already …
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How musical notes came to be: Explanation video
Do you not have much time, but do you still want to give your students an overview of the origin of music notation in a very simple way?
With this clipphanger video, your students will discover which timeline was followed and how we ended up with our …
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Crea-ine & Workshops: Artistic films full of inspiration
Crea-ine & Workshops is the YouTube channel of Ineke van Geemen-Reuling.
In this learning resource you will find a playlist with videos that you can use to get creative and visual with your students.The playlist includes a whole range of …
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Grant Woolard: Classic Mashups with Solutions
Grant Woolard created a playlist to help you and your students identify key themes from well-known classical works.
These graphically finely elaborated classical works are not only a masterpiece in terms of analyzing the various themes, but are also …
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Line Rider by DoodleChaos: Graphics of a musical work
Line Rider is a small animation figure that rides on a sled and moves on the waves of the musical works. Do you want to visually introduce classical and less classical works to your students and are you looking for a graphic score or performance? …
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Maurice Ravel's Bolero: Animated film
The Bolero is never monotonous for your young audience again with this fine animation film. Musical notes develop into musicians and are also the characters in the story.
The animation itself was created by Simon Brethé with music by the Romantic …
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