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Fruit Rhythms: Quarter & Eighth Note Practice
🍎 Fruit Rhythms: Quarter & Eighth Note Practice Make rhythm practice fresh, engaging, and deliciously fun!Fruit Rhythms is a colourful Google Slides resource designed to help students master quarter notes (ta) and eighth notes (ti-ti) using playful fruit visuals that match each rhythm value. Students visually connect the note value with a fruit image, reinforcing rhythmic understanding in a concrete and memorable way.Perfect for primary music classes, centres, whole-group instruction, and sub p
K - 3rd
Music
Lemonade – Practicing Sol and Mi (Projectable Slideshow + Games)
This engaging resource is perfect for helping young music students practice sol and mi on the staff, as well as ta and ti-ti rhythms. Designed as a projectable slideshow, it’s ideal for whole group instruction, centers, or quick assessments. What's Included: Iconic notation to support early music reading Staff notation to reinforce sol and mi recognition Rhythmic patterns using ta and ti-ti 2 differentiated game options to suit your students’ learning levels Bright, kid-friendly lemonad
K - 2nd
Music, Vocal Music
Also included in: Sol–Mi Song Bundle: 4 Songs with Games & Literacy Activities
Scoop by Scoop Ice Cream Practice Activity
Get this activity for free when you sign-up for Practice Pax Club emails. Visit https://practicepax.com Meet SCOOP BY SCOOP - the activity where kids build an ice cream tower as they complete practice spots or tasks. After each spot is done, they'll add another scoop to their mega ice cream cone. This is an incredible visual to keep learners engaged and focused on seeing their progress. The basic materials you'll need are a printer, clothesline clips, and cardboard. Use this with:ChoresMusical i
PreK - 6th
Character Education, Instrumental Music, Other (Math)
Eat a Reindeer's Nose
Is your child's practice boring? Do they fight you when it's time to practice piano, therapy, or get jobs done? Boredom be gone! Here's a silly and fun holiday practice activity. Place a small treat or snack on each reindeer nose and watch your practice take flight (think cheerios, M&Ms, raisins, chocolate chips, etc.). Version 1 is black & white for your child to color. Version two is in color and is ready to go! Want this activity for free? Join my Practice Pax Club monthly newsletter and repl
PreK - 6th
Instrumental Music
Frog Circle Time Song & Props
Use this fun circle time song to engage your young learners! Practice color identification and identifying themselves in a photo. Includes: full page print out of the frog chant (author unknown), directions on how to create circular images on google slides and 9 different colored frogs to use.
PreK - K
Music
Integrated Art Drama & Writing Project 3rd-5th Grade
Style Down the AisleNeed an engaging way to help your 3rd, 4th, or 5th graders practice writing a descriptive paragraph? This integrated art project makes it fun! Students design a pair of sunglasses and then write a description to be read while modeling the sunglasses. This is one of those projects students remember! No art teacher experience necessary! Perfect for classroom teachers, art teachers, and drama teachers! Grab this lesson today and make your next writing lesson easy and fun!
2nd - 5th
Drama, Visual Arts, Writing
CCSS
CCRA.W.4
, CCRA.W.5
Baby nursery dramatic play
Baby Nursery Dramatic Play Center Transform your dramatic play area into a realistic baby nursery where young learners can role-play as caregivers and practice essential life skills! This set includes everything you need to create an engaging and educational play space, from labels and schedules to role-specific accessories. Students will love pretending to care for baby dolls, feeding, dressing, and rocking them to sleep. This dramatic play center encourages social-emotional development, cooper
PreK - 3rd
Alphabet, Drama, Literature
Musical Instruments Mystery Photo Game | 3-5 Music Activity
Build music knowledge and listening skills with this interactive Musical Instruments Mystery Photo Game designed for 3rd–5th grade classrooms. Students use visual clues to identify musical instruments while practicing observation, inferencing, and academic discussion. ⭐ Students talk, think, and stay engaged.Part of the Mystery Photo Speaking Games series — structured routines that build participation and critical thinking.Just open the slides and play — no prep required. ⭐ Best Value OptionTh
3rd - 5th
Instrumental Music, Music, Speaking & Listening
CCSS
SL.3.1d
, SL.4.1d
, SL.5.1d
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Shakespearean Insult Generator
Not only did Shakespeare invent more than 1,700 words, he was master at combing words to make the most imaginative, hilarious and cruel insults. Students will love using these cards to generate their own insults as voice warm-ups, reading fluency practice, for Shakespearean or just for fun!
4th - 12th
Drama, Literature, Reading
CCSS
SL.7.6
, CCRA.SL.6
Little Lost Leprechaun – Beginning Improvisation & Elementary Drama Lesson
Get your students’ creativity flowing with this fun, problem-solving improvisation activity! In "Little Lost Leprechaun," young actors jump into a magical adventure as they work together to create an original story about a leprechaun who’s lost his way. Students will build essential drama skills while practicing story structure, teamwork, and quick thinking as they improvise a clear beginning, middle, and end to their tale. Perfect for introducing improvisation or creative storytelling in elemen
2nd - 6th
Drama, Other (Performing Arts), Writing
Parts of the Stage--Stage Directions| Elementary Drama Lesson
Help your young performers master their stage directions with this hands-on, interactive theatre lesson! Perfect for elementary theatre or drama classes, this activity lets students explore a map of the stage labeled with key stage areas (upstage, downstage, stage left/right, etc.) while using cut-out actor and set pieces to practice spatial awareness and blocking. Students will love moving characters and props around the stage map as they learn how to follow and give precise stage directions—bu
2nd - 6th
Drama, Other (ELA), Other (Performing Arts)
Christmas Sing Along Early Intervention Distance Learning Lession Plan
Christmas/Seasonal Early intervention/special education lesson plan for virtual learning/therapy. Teacher/clinician "screen-shares" to control pace/direction of session. Follow the links to select various activities within the common category. Encourage student to request a book or music. Click on links to the desired read aloud/song. Use included photos and videos to practice action imitation, receptive/expressive language, vocabulary building, commenting, wh- questions and much more! Pause v
PreK - 9th
Music
Expressive Therapy Art Music Color Theory UNIT - SEL No Prep Low Supply Project
I created this unit to expand on how students use Neurographs as an example of art therapy. This unit is broken up into multiple days: The first day, students learn about color theory and the different color schemes. Then, we discuss how color schemes influence MUSICIANS and their ALBUM ART based on the genre and style! Students practice neurographic drawing to different "styles" of music, with different associated emotions. Then finally they choose a personally relevant song, and draw their fin
5th - 12th
Music, School Counseling, Visual Arts
Rhythm & Solfege Bracelet Activity – Hands-On Music Composition
🎶 What’s Included:✅ Teacher Instruction Page✅ Student Instruction Page✅ “How to Use” & Implementation Ideas (print, digital, small group, at home, etc.)✅ Rhythm Bracelet Worksheets (Grades 1–5)✅ Solfege Bracelet Worksheets (Grades 1–5)✅ Digital Version: Click-and-drag bead templates for online use✅ Google Slides + Pear Deck compatible slides✅ Full-color and black-and-white printing optionsMake rhythm and solfege practice fun, colorful, and hands-on!In this creative music-making activity, stud
1st - 5th
Instrumental Music, Music, Music Composition
5 Little Ducks Interactive Slides
This interactive Google Slides activity retells the classic rhyme “5 Little Ducks” in a bright, engaging, and hands-on way. Students can click through the story, and visually track how many ducks go out to play and how many return. Each slide supports counting backward, sequencing events, and building early language skills through repetition. The animated transitions keep learners engaged, making it perfect for circle time, small-group instruction, or independent practice. This resource helps y
PreK - K
Classroom Community, Music, Numbers
How to Rehearse in Elementary Theatre: Student Independence System & Drama Class
Rehearsals don’t have to feel chaotic. This resource gives you a clear, repeatable system for teaching students how to rehearse independently—so you can spend less time managing behavior and more time directing. This is not just a lesson—it’s a classroom management tool for drama teachers. 🎭 Students Will Learn: What rehearsal should look like and sound like How to stay focused without constant teacher direction How to collaborate effectively in groups 📦 What’s Included: Structured r
K - 6th
Dance, Drama, Other (Performing Arts)
Cookie Jar Song/Counting Sets (Editable)
This interactive Google Slides activity turns the classic Cookie Jar song into a fun, hands-on counting experience for young learners. Students begin with 10 cookies in the jar and watch the number decrease as each slide reveals another cookie taken away. Learners can watch the cookies come out of the jar, follow along with the rhyme, and visually see how many treats are left as they count down to zero. The activity strengthens early math skills—including subtraction, counting backward, and on
PreK - K
Classroom Community, Music, Numbers
Audio Visual Eras of Film Project
This project is designed to be completed over the course of 6 weeks, allowing students time to fully explore the history of film while developing their own creative filmmaking skills. Each week focuses on a different era of cinema, beginning with Silent Films and progressing through major developments in film history, all the way to Modern CGI and Special Effects. Each film era includes: A featured movie to watch and analyze A guided movie guide with critical thinking and discussion questions
4th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology, Other (Performing Arts)
Theatre Costume Measurement & Sizing Google Form - Costume Organization Forms
These Costume Measurement & Size Google Forms speed up theatre costume fittings! Teachers will benefit from having students input their own costume sizes. When done, convert to a Google Sheet to get costume measurements or sizes in one place! Student costumers will take the lead in with simple-to-follow questions, measurement tips & definitions. This resource works for middle & high school, plays & musicals. Students will respond to up to 22 ready-to-go questions. Teache
5th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Dance, Drama, Music
PERSONALITY TYPE QUIZ MUSIC DIGITAL & PRINT BUNDLE Get to Know Back to School
*BUNDLE & SAVE 40%!* Boost student relationships with this no-prep, easy-to-use Music Personality Inventory Digital & Print BUNDLE! This personality survey, based on the long-standing four temperaments, turns this abstract concept into a high-interest, easy-to-understand, and memorable lesson! TWO LEVELS of the personality test are included in BOTH printable PDF and fillable digital Google Slides, making it applicable for 3rd-12th grade students...and beyond! This personality quiz theme can be
3rd - 12th, Adult Education
Classroom Community, Music, Social Emotional Learning
Kindergarten Music Booklet
Explore, Listen & Create! A Kindergarten Music BookletIntroduce your students to the world of music with this engaging, curriculum-aligned resource designed for Ontario Kindergarten classrooms! What’s Inside: Fun, hands-on activities introducing basic musical notation: ta, ti-ti, and rest (quarter, eighth notes, and simple rests). Listening journeys to music from around the world – encouraging children to make personal connections, use their imaginations, and respond creatively. ✏️ Reflec
PreK - 1st
Music, Music Composition, Writing
PERSONALITY TYPE QUIZ MUSIC DIGITAL Get to Know You First Day Back to School
Boost student relationships with this no-prep, easy-to-use Music Personality Inventory: Digital Fillable Google Slides Version! This personality survey, based on the long-standing four temperaments, turns this abstract concept into a lesson that is high-interest, easy to understand, and memorable! TWO LEVELS of the personality test are included, making it applicable for 3rd-12th grade students...and beyond! This personality quiz theme can be used in any school subject as a Get to Know You Act
3rd - 12th, Adult Education
Classroom Community, For All Subjects, Music
Primary Fine Motor Worksheets
This product has been designed to assist primary students in fine motor development. I have created 3 different levels of achievement to differentiate the fine motor activity. There are 10 worksheets per level, and I have created 6 examples per level for students to view as they complete the sheet. This is especially helpful for non-readers. The document is editable to ensure maximum utilization. Enjoy!
PreK - 2nd
Handwriting, Performing Arts
Music Vocabulary Warm-up (2 minutes)
I start most of my elementary classes with this quick warm-up! It's series of music vocabulary with intentionally crafted definitions that are based on the Kodály Method. Each definition is paired with a easy-to remember rhythm and/or melody that can reinforce musical learning in all areas. This activity can be student-led, and used to both introduce and reinforce concepts. It is also easy for a substitute teacher to follow if needed. Vocabulary Included: Beat Rhythm Dynamics Tempo Melody Staf
PreK - 8th
Instrumental Music, Music, Vocal Music
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