Music with Miss Talia

Coloring sheet to go along with John Philip Sousa's "Stars and Stripes Forever."

This is an easy color by note worksheet using quarter note, paired eighth notes, and quarter rests.

This is a rhythm matching game using quarter notes and connected eighth notes. It is themed for Earth day but can be used anytime! Students place popsicle sticks to match the rhythm of the image.

This activity is the perfect way for students to demonstrate their knowledge of Ukulele chords! This can be used as an assessment tool or as a way to practice labelling chords. This worksheet includes blank chord charts and asks students to label: Open Strings, C Major, F Major, and A minor. Perfect for printing or for uploading to Seesaw, Schoology, Google Classroom, etc. Enjoy! :)

Rhythm Pizzas is the perfect activity to practice writing and counting rhythms! Instruct students how many beats each pizza should have and then allow them to create rhythms using any of the note values listed. I like to challenge students to get creative with the rhythms they create! Once each pizza is complete, students can perform their rhythms by clapping or on any percussion instrument. This activity can be used digitally on platforms such as Seesaw, Google Classroom, etc., or printed. Enj

This is the perfect review/practice game for students to practice Do, Re, Mi. Option 1: Teacher sings each pattern and students use a clothespin to "clip" the answer. Option 2: Students work in partners. One partner sings the pattern and the other "clips" the answer.

Music + Food = perfect combination! This rhythm activity gives students the excellent opportunity to create connections between commonly known food items and rhythms such as quarter notes, connected eighth notes, and connected sixteenth notes. On the first page, students are instructed to say and clap each food item's name in order to match it with one of the given rhythms. On Page 2, students have the opportunity to create their own drawings of foods they love and write a matching rhythm for th

This activity is an excellent way for upper-level (Grades 3-5) students to practice identifying, writing, and performing rhythms. This rhythm activity can be used as an independent or partner activity. Perfect for a Substitute activity or to simply practice writing and reading rhythms! Step 1: Instruct students to identify the note values at the top of the page. This can be done as a class or independently; but, it is important for students to proceed with the correct note values! Step 2: Stude

This simple Listening Log/Response is perfect for any Music class. Students can draw, write, or list their ideas while listening to a song of the teacher's choice.

Students can create their own Time Signature flashcards! On the front, students may write a rhythm in each measure. On the same, students write the matching Time Signature for each measure.

FREEBIE! This free matching activity will help your students identify different pitched and non-pitched percussion instruments. This can be used digitally (Seesaw, Google Classroom, etc.) or as a printed activity.

FREE resource! This activity is perfect for when it is time to reflect on the memories made in Music! This worksheet can be used across grade levels in order to help your students reflect on their favorite activities and Music memories. This activity can be completed by instructing students to write their reflections; or can be modified for students to draw pictures. Enjoy!

This colorful design can be printed or used as a digital poster.