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The "I Forgot My Instrument" form
My first and second year students sometimes have trouble remembering to bring instruments to school. One key component of fostering positive habits and building personal accountability is the "I Forgot My Instrument" form. These forms live in a binder in a designated place in the classroom, preferably near a phone. Students who forget have to check in with me, and fill out this form, adding the days they forget on the same form. After the second "miss," they have to make a call to parents,
3rd - 8th
Instrumental Music
Makeup Participation Points In Orchestra
This is a participation point make up sheet for orchestra. It includes coming in for intervention time, getting the missing work from a stand partner, and practicing that. There is a section for a teacher signature at the bottom verifying completion. I do these if students miss class, or if they don't turn in participation quizzes.
5th - 12th
Instrumental Music
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Music Treble Staff Assessment Google Form
Music Treble Staff Google Form I was looking for a way to teach and assess my students using Google Classroom. This Google Form is easy to use. You can integrate it into Google Classroom or send your students a link. It can even be done together as a class. Students will watch a short video about the treble staff note names in the form and then take a short "quiz". The video is "Every Good Boy Deserves Football" from Barronimo Music on YouTube. #musicassessment #musicgoogleclassroom
2nd - 5th
Instrumental Music, Music, Vocal Music
Editable Student Information Sheet & Parent Contact Log FREEBIE
These forms are perfect for the beginning of the year in your music room. Both forms are editable with Powerpoint, and the
student information sheet is printable in Spanish and English.
This fun freebie is part of a larger Music Classroom Decor Set!
K - 8th
Instrumental Music, Music, Vocal Music
Teacher, I'm Bored (FREEBIE)
Teacher, I'm bored! We all have that one student who has a lot of quit in them. They don't finish their work and claim they are just too bored to do it. You're a great teacher. You try to spice things up by adding glitter, glue, playdoh, sparkles and all the rest. You spend hours on powerpoints. You make assignments more challenging. You have tried it all....but have you tried to just play along? Co-miserate with that student by presenting this fabulous list of boredom busting ideas. The clorox
2nd - 12th
Drama, Psychology, School Counseling
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