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Vocal Exploration Instructions:Students choose a card and follow the contour of the line with their voice using a neutral nonsense syllable (“loo” or "oo"). If the line goes up, their voice ascends. If the line goes down, their voice descends. I have my students follow the line with their finger, as well. For a challenge, have the student flip the card upside down and you have a whole new set of cards to vocalize!This PDF includes:14 vocal exploration cards in color14 vocal exploration cards in

These rhythm spinners are great for rhythm composition. Use as a full group activity, small group assessment, or use them in a center. Included in this PDF:•Spinner #1- Quarter Notes, Quarter Rests & Paired Eighth Notes •Spinner #2- Quarter Notes, Quarter Rests, Paired Eighth Notes, Half Notes, & Half Rests •Spinner #3- Quarter Note, Quarter Rest, Paired Eighth Note, Half Note, Half Rest, Whole Note, & Whole Rest •Spinner #4- Quarter Note, Quarter Rest, Paired Eighth Note, Flagged Eighth

This is a take-off of the classic memory card game. Students must match notes on the staff to another card with the note's letter name. Use this game as a fast finisher activity or part of a center/station rotation. Great for upper elementary, middle, and high school-aged students. Game Instructions: - This is a memory game and is best played with 2-6 students - Students place the cards face down on the floor. - Students take turns flipping over two cards at a time to try and find a match. - If

Looking for a hand position poster for recorder? LOOK NO FURTHER. These posters are perfect for students to remember where to place their hands and fingers while playing the recorder. These posters are available in an 8.5x11 inch AND 18x24 inch size. The posters featured on my IG are the 18x24 size. I also have mirrored and not mirrored options. See the product preview for more details. The pastel rainbow theme matches other posters and anchor charts in my TPT.

Included in this PDF:16 La-Sol-Mi pattern cards (“Sol” and So” available) 16 La-Sol-Mi pattern cards (on the 3-line staff)Game task cardsBlank 3-line music staff cards for the notation activity.How to use this PDF:Memory Game: Flip over all of the cards so you can’t see the words or the staff. Students take turns flipping over 2 cards at a time.If the pair matches, the student keeps the match.If the pair doesn’t match, they get flipped back over and the next student goes. Play until all of the

Movement Exploration Instructions:Students choose a card and follow the contour of the line with their body. If the line goes up, their body ascends. If the line goes down, their body descends.Students can start on either end of the contour line. Try starting at both ends!Use scarves or finger lights (with the lights out) for added fun! Have the student flip the card upside down and you have a whole new set of cards to move to! This PDF includes:14 exploration cards in color14 exploration cards

This activity is best used in Kindergarten & 1st grade. It could also be used for a review activity in 2nd grade. Students will build four-beat rhythm patterns to say/clap/play. Can be used as a fast finisher activity or as part of a center. Rhythms included in this packet: quarter notes, quarter rests and paired eighth notes. Color and B & W options. This PDF includes:1) Teacher Instructions 2) 4 Different Student Task Cards 3) Rhythm Shape Pieces 4) Color and B & W options Game Instruction

Looking for a hand position poster for ukulele? LOOK NO FURTHER. These posters are perfect for students to remember where to place their hands and fingers while playing the ukulele. These posters are available in an 8.5x11 inch AND 18x24 inch size. The posters featured on my IG are the 18x24 size. I also have mirrored and not mirrored options. See the product preview for more details. The bright rainbow theme matches other posters and anchor charts in my TPT.

Looking for a hand position poster for recorder? LOOK NO FURTHER. These posters are perfect for students to remember where to place their hands and fingers while playing the recorder. These posters are available in an 8.5x11 inch AND 18x24 inch size. The posters featured on my IG are the 18x24 size. I also have mirrored and not mirrored options. See the product preview for more details. The bright rainbow theme matches other posters and anchor charts in my TPT.

Included in this PDF:16 Mi-Re-Do pattern cards 16 Mi-Re-Do pattern cards (on the 3-line staff)Game task cardsBlank 3-line music staff cards for the notation activityHow to use this PDF:Memory Game: Flip over all of the cards so you can’t see the words or the staff. Students take turns flipping over 2 cards at a time.If the pair matches, the student keeps the match.If the pair doesn’t match, they get flipped back over and the next student goes. Play until all of the cards are matched. The studen

Movement cards are great for music class, PE class, daycare/babysitting, brain breaks, and many more!!! This PDF includes:12 Movement cards (color and B&W options)Labeled and unlabeled Cards**Use the labeled cards for students who need help with movement names or ideas. Use the unlabeled cards for movement inspiration, rather than specific movements. How to use this resource:Print out the movement cardsUse as a full class activity or in centersActivity Ideas:Movement warm-upMovement IdeasMirr

This is a take-off of the classic memory card game. Students must match notes on the staff to another card with the same note. This is great for all ages because they are matching symbol to symbol. Use this game as a fast finisher activity or part of a center/station rotation. Game Instructions: - This is a memory game and is best played with 2-6 students - Students place the cards face down on the floor. - Students take turns flipping over two cards at a time to try and find a match. - If the

This is a take-off of the classic memory card game. Students must match rhythmic symbols to rhythmic symbols. This is great for all ages and grade levels since students do not have to read, only match symbols. A great resource for a fast finisher activity or in a center! Game Instructions: - This is a memory game and is best played with 2-6 students - Students place the cards face down on the floor. - Students take turns flipping over two cards at a time to try and find a match - If the two card

This color composition activity is best used for the K & 1st grade music classroom. This activity can be adapted for used as a ELA syllables activity in the general ed classroom, as well. Students will color the shape with a color that has one or two syllables. Either in the shape or on the line below, students will then identify if the color has one or two syllables using numbers or "x." Students can perform their compositions to a buddy or to the class using body percussion or instruments.

This is a take-off of the classic memory card game. Students must match rhythmic symbols to the names of those symbols. This is great for upper elementary, middle, and high school age students. Game Instructions: - This is a memory game and is best played with 2-6 students - Students place the cards face down on the floor. - Students take turns flipping over two cards at a time to try and find a match. - If the two cards DO NOT match, the cards get flipped back over. - If the two cards DO matc

This is one of my favorite activities for solidifying treble clef staff reading. It is great for a full class activity, small group assessment, or put it in a center. Activity Instructions:1) Students will build the words on each card on the provided music staff. 2) Students can use circle magnets, mini erasers, bingo chips, laminate the staff, and draw with dry-erase markers, bingo dabbers, etc.… The possibilities are endless. Use what is available to you. This PDF includes:Student Task Card

*Free In a pinch for a fun and easy Thanksgiving activity for your students? Look no further! This activity has been a favorite of my students and now I am sharing it with you for free! I have used this activity a few different ways in my classroom: 1) Assessment Style- I have used the page with the word bank as a pre and/or post assessment. 2) Scavenger Hunt Style- I have used the page without a word bank and taped up labeled pictures of instruments around the room. Student find the photos and

This worksheet has many uses! In my classroom, I use this worksheet for rhythm composition activities and notation activities. I have also used it for notation assessments. Great for full class, small group, or center activities. Laminate it and use it with dry-erase markers for endless uses. I posted about using this resource on my Instagram @hellomissmusicteacher