Beth Wheeler

Focus on note values as students review math skills. This packet includes addition and subtraction. Teachers can use these worksheets as a whole group review, differentiated small group activity, or center exercise. All worksheets include an answer key.

This game will help students become familiar with the notes of the treble clef so that they are comfortable reading music notes in order to play classroom instruments such as recorders. It can be played in groups, individually, or used as a center the music room. The download includes a gameboard, game pieces and a lesson plan (5 pages).

This folder game will help students become familiar with or review recorder fingerings. As students work in groups to play this game, students will match note names with recorder fingerings. Use this game as a kinesthetic flash card game, or when laminated, a dry erase worksheet. Folder games are a great means of formative assessments in order to determine the progress of student learning during a unit of study. This game includes an answer key.

Two music worksheets for classroom, individual, or homeschool use to reinforce musical concepts. The first worksheet reinforces skips, step and repeats. The second worksheet allows students to practice counting using eighth notes, quarter notes, quarter rests,half notes, half rests, whole notes,and whole rests.

A music worksheet for classroom, individual, or homeschool use which reinforces the musical concept: notes that skip, step or repeat.