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The Legends of Jazz Research Guide

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Jazz research essay directions require five paragraphs and at least three sources, with a peer checklist.
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Jazz essay rubric scores writing organization, writing style, source relevance, and syntax and MLA style.
Color assessment rubric totaling 40 points
Jazz research planning offers ten musicians, biography prompts, five legendary moments, and a drawing task.
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Jazz research notes collect four sources and evidence about early years, legendary moments, and jazz legacy.
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Jazz essay outline begins with an eye-catcher and thesis, then plans early years and legendary moments.
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Jazz essay outline continues legendary moments, develops jazz legacy, and ends with a conclusion outline.
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Black-and-white jazz essay guide includes five-paragraph requirements, MLA reminders, and revision checks.
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Black-and-white jazz essay rubric rates organization, style, source relevance, and syntax and MLA style.
Black-and-white 40-point assessment rubric
Black-and-white jazz planning includes musician selection, biographical research, and five symbolic items to draw.
Black-and-white subject and biography planning
Black-and-white jazz research sheet records four sources and notes on early years, major moments, and legacy.
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The Legends of Jazz Research Guide Give students an engaging opportunity to conduct research and summarize the life of an influential jazz musician or composer. This scaffolded resource guides learners through artist selection, fact gathering, essay planning, drafting, and revision to produce a properly cited 5-paragraph research essay. The flexible materials make integrating this music and language arts lesson easy. First, hand out the background research worksheet for students to select their subject and gather key details. Then, provide research time and distribute the outline builder to scaffold the essay structure. Students can conduct peer review with the checklist before handing in their final drafts to be assessed using the included standards-based rubric. Use the full guide for a robust research lesson or just components as needed to supplement an existing unit. This engaging project works well for secondary grades 8-12, targeting common core ELA writing and language standards through an integrated study of impactful jazz legends. This TeachSimple download includes: - Essay prompt with directions, tips, peer review checklist, rubric - Editable rubric link for customization - Jazz artist research worksheet - Essay outline builder - Full color and B&W versions - 6 pages + 1 Google Sheet

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