Changing Meter

A collection of 10 listening maps featuring the most popular Baroque, Classical, and Romantic compositions. Includes charts for appropriate grade level and content areas to help you lesson plan. Links to music clips and tips/keys are provided at the end. Featured Works Include: Waltz of the Flowers (Tchaikovsky) Winter Allegro (Vivaldi) Ride of the Valkyries (Wagner) Eine Kleine Nachtmusik (Mozart) and More!

Document includes a short vocabulary refresher for your choir with instructions to the activity. In the activity, students select words to describe their tone while receiving anonymous feedback from others. Great critical thinking exercise, allowing students to reflect on achieving balance and blend in an ensemble. A wonderful exercise for those singers who stick out in your choir and don't know they do! *This assessment is included in the New Teacher Starter Pack*

A collection of 10 listening maps featuring new and innovative music from film, radio, and tv. Includes charts for appropriate grade level and content areas to help you lesson plan. Links to music clips and tips/keys are provided at the end. Featured Works Include: Hey Jude The Games, from Brave Evolution of Music by Pentatonix Golden Slumbers/Cary That Weight from SING! The Cello Song Let It Go Sleigh Ride Down in the River to Pray

Use these digital worksheets to review treble and bass clef note names with elementary music and piano students. Worksheet pages are varied and include: *Decoder Puzzles *Coloring *Fill in the Blank *Mapping *Matching *Note Spelling

If your choir struggles to recognize intervals on paper, try these 3 simple card games designed reinforce intervals in common keys and clefs. It's a great activity for a substitute or for small group instruction time. Deck A may also be used as flashcards. Includes 2 Decks of Cards and 3 Games: Pitch Pipe (similar to Spoons) You Wish (Go Fish) Tri-Tone! (similar to Old Maid)

Think outside the box this concert season by ditching the standard post-concert discussion for a more hands-on approach. Use the Circle-Share to get small groups of students talking about the quality of their performance after a concert.

Download this FREEBIE before it's too late! The Daily Warm-up Template is used in planning effective and comprehensive warm-ups for your choir. It includes an "idea bank" organized by objective. The template is laid out by objective as well, so your students will benefit from a wide variety of warm-ups to energize the breath, improve range, practice part independence and more.

Great for Distance Learning and Face-to-Face Instruction! This quick chart will help beginning and middle school music students to evaluate the posture of their peers, while receiving feedback about their own posture. **To use this worksheet with a virtual rehearsal, download the Digital Activity. Add the worksheet to your Google Classroom and assign students to complete this during your virtual choir/band/orchestra rehearsal.**