This lesson plan provides readings, activities, and examples of how to use music genres to explore genres in writing. If you download please consider donating; there are four PDFs that you may download and a Google Doc link to the lesson plan. Let me know if you use it or if you have any suggestions. …
This lesson plan provides readings, activities, and examples of how to use music genres to explore genres in writing. If you download please consider donating; there are four PDFs that you may download and a Google Doc link to the lesson plan. Let me know if you use it or if you have any suggestions.
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4aFPS1WqBxZThUMJd6X5nQ?si=2bb09ad2849e4034
Google Doc link to lesson Plan: Here
This lesson plan was adapted from a lesson plan by Rachel Lott
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