Description
Orchestra Study Guide with Lapbook
Covering the Classical and Romantic Period, with composers Beethoven, Brahms, and Dvorak!
It is my hope that it deepens your enjoyment of the Orchestra study, as well as makes your life easier by bringing everything together in one resource!
This resource is a week-by-week curriculum guide which spells out what to say, when to say it, and how to tie it all together!
Just open it and go!
This is the finished lapbook that each student will complete! What better way to remember your Orchestra studies!
I have included numerous “hyperlinks” throughout this resource, which saves you a ton of time & expense by not having to randomly track down additional information online, or purchase additional resources. That means that many times you can click on a term and it will take you right to a free online resource. You will find places that you can play the music pieces right online, or additional printables and resources should you decide to dig deeper!
The curriculum guide will also walk you through creating various pieces for your lapbook each week. You will watch the lapbook evolve over the weeks, use it to review the prior weeks information at a glance, and each student will have their own book to re-discover what they learned long after they studied orchestra this year. The lapbook pieces flow seamlessly into the curriculum as you move through the weeks.
The curriculum guide is broken down by week, and each week has four sections:
- Scope: This section summarizes the intent of what should be studied that week and why – it is your “week-at-a-glance”.
- Preparation and Materials: This section clearly describes what materials you will need to have prepared for class time, and what pages to have printed. Each week is laid out simply, to require little preparation for the parent or teacher, and remain cost-conscious for homeschool communities that are using the resource.
- Instruction: This section is designed to walk the teacher or parent right through the class time. Complete lesson plans introduce the topics and the flow of information is clearly described. What you are teaching is solidified by a creative lapbook component. It is a cohesive, simple, and seamless way to discover and enjoy your orchestra study!
- Digging Deeper (at home or in class): This section is great for parents who want to do even more. Many times, there are links to additional resources and ideas for further interaction and application of what is being studied.
If you would like to use a resource by Wisdom and Righteousness to teach within a large group setting, please contact me for pricing.
View a Sample which includes a supplies list and printing guide!
There are 13 pages of instruction in the study guide portion of the resource (instructor can choose to read from computer or device, or print). The Lapbook components consist of 16 pages (two of these pages can be printed on te back of another page, so 12 pages of paper would be needed per completed lapbook). While there is color throughout the guide, you may choose to print in black and white. Cardstock is recommended for durability for 7 of the 14 pages but not essential.
(You will need to own a Classical Conversations*** Foundations Guide to use this product. You can get one HERE!)
Here’s What Others Are Saying About the Orchestra Books:
This resource coordinates perfectly with Cycle 2 of the Classical Conversations*** curriculum. Also Check out my other Lapbook templates over HERE!!!
***These products are meant to complement the Classical Conversations Foundations Program. You will need to own the Foundations Guide to be able to complete these templates. Check out Classical Conversations for more information, and to join a community near you! I am not affiliated with Classical Conversations in any way. However, I do love their resources and my CC community! Give CC a try today!
