Brianna Carson

Welcome to Music Street! A comprehensive bulletin board design highlighting the solfa of a major scale. Houses/Solfege have coordinating colors of their respective boomwhacker. Includes: 10 House Variations: Do Do, Do' Re Mi Fa Sol So La Ti 6 "Coming Soon" Construction Signs Intended to place hold solfa not yet introduced to your musicians School BusSeasonal Trees and Shrubs (Frosty, Blooming, Autumn, Green)Music Street Sign Airplane "Welcome to Music St." Airplane Banner Sun CloudsNote: I desi

Let's Play Whack-A-Note! Pair students together for a friendly rhythmic decoding competition. Supplied with a "hammer" (popsicle stick, etc.) and a printed game board, students will race to accurately WHACK the rhythm they hear played by the teacher. NOTE: This resource is only the game board. The rhythm will need to be played manually (teacher, student leader, etc.). Good Luck and Have FUN! Featured Rhythms: Half Note Quarter Note Quarter Rest Paired Eighth Notes

Simple Signs for you to use as you see fit! Usage Ideas: Hot glue the printed and laminated signs to a popsicle stick to create a quickly switchable sign. Have your musicians practice seamlessly switching between beat and rhythm.Print a class set for your students to hold up and play either a steady beat or rhythm on a drum for a quick formative assessment.Poster these signs around your classroom for easy identification.Convert to clipart and use on your digital content.

"Rhythm - Build a Snowman" provides an engaging visual game and/or activity for your rhythm readers. Each slide "builds" a new part of the snowman, layering on snowballs, coal, carrot nose, branches, etc. This editable teacher lead activity is an open ended resource for rhythm reading, decoding, and/or playing. Rhythms Included: Eighth Notes (TiTi, DuDe) Quarter Notes (Ta, Du) Rest Please note that this activity does not include audio. The teacher or selected student leader must choose a r

Let's Play Whack-A-Note! Pair students together for a friendly rhythmic decoding competition. Supplied with a "hammer" (popsicle stick, etc.) and a printed game board, students will race to accurately WHACK the rhythm they hear played by the teacher. NOTE: This resource is only the game board. The rhythm will need to be played manually (teacher, student leader, etc.). Good Luck and Have FUN! Featured Rhythms: Half Note Half Rest Quarter Note Quarter Rest Paired Eighth Notes

Let's Play Whack-a-Note! Pair students together for a friendly rhythmic decoding competition. Supplied with a "hammer" (popsicle stick, etc.) and a printed game board, students will race to accurately WHACK the rhythm they hear played by the teacher. NOTE: This resource is only the game board. The rhythm will need to be played manually (teacher, student leader, etc.). Good Luck and Have FUN! Featured Rhythms: Quarter Note Quarter Rest Paired Eighth Notes

A Hanukkah Celebration in Music Class! With a set of Rhythm Dreidels, students can use this worksheet to record their compositions.

Editable visuals to accompany you as you or your students join in the singing of "My Little Rooster." Starting with our cherished Rooster, soon followed by several other animals collectively filling up the farm and barn. 6 Animals Included in slides - Opportunity to edit and add/remove animals within Google Slides.

Beat Charts for your young musicians! Print, cut, and laminate these beat charts for your musicians to physically track a steady beat.

Ten (10) Editable Locomotor Motions - Google Slides Print, Post, or Present these motions during a song, game, or other activity to get your students mindfully moving.