Rhythm Chairs Bundle

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Description
The Rhythm Chairs Game Bundle is a physically active and engaging way to teach students beat versus rhythm in the elementary or middle school music classroom. Students sit in the chairs to show how many sounds are on each beat, with each chair representing one beat. With all six sets of Rhythm Chairs Games, students will see and feel the difference between beat and rhythm. Most importantly, they'll have fun doing it!
☞You will need at least 4 classroom chairs to play these games collaboratively. You will need 8 chairs to play this game in teams.
This resource is perfect for:
✅elementary music teachers
✅middle school music teachers
✅student teachers
✅substitute teachers
WHAT YOU'LL GET WITH EACH GAME:
MAIN CONTENT (PDF & Google Slides Link)
•Instructions for a two-team game
•Instructions for a collaborative game
•Game slides with rhythm patterns
•Bonus round for an extra challenge
•Link to blog post with additional ideas & directions
RHYTHMS & TERMS INCLUDED IN EACH SET:
LEVEL ONE: quarter note and barred eighth notes
LEVEL TWO: quarter note, barred eighth notes, and quarter rest
LEVEL THREE: quarter note, barred eighth notes, and half note
LEVEL FOUR: quarter note, barred eighth notes, and barred sixteenth notes
6/8 METER: quarter note, eighth note, barred eighth notes, and dotted quarter notes
Terms include: simple and compound meter with brief explanation of each
CHANGING METERS: meters include 2/4, 3/4, and 4/4 with brief explanation of each
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WHAT CUSTOMERS LOVE ABOUT THIS BUNDLE:
“Every grade loved this! Even my seventh and eighth grade thought this was a fun review. I had to rearrange the instructions a little for the older kids (no chair sharing) but it was easily adapted by having them put their hands in the air for a pair of eighth notes, one standing behind and one sitting with hands up for sixteenths, etc.”
“This activity had my students thinking critically about the number of sounds per beat/chair and they thoroughly enjoyed themselves!”
“This is a great game to reinforce how many sounds are on a beat! My students really had fun with it.”
"I had learned something very similar to this in student teaching but LOVED having the visuals to go alongside it. It made the lesson that much more effective. It's a blast for the students, too!"
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Related Products
⭐ Rhythm Chairs Level One: quarter and eighth notes
⭐ Rhythm Chairs Level Two: quarter rest
⭐ Rhythm Chairs Level Three: half note
⭐ Rhythm Chairs Level Four: barred sixteenth notes
⭐ Rhythm Chairs Game: changing meters
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