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This adventurous children's book showcases the value of commitment while subtly teaching children to read music. This fun tale of fantasy will leave your child gazing at the endlessly detailed illustrations while easily reading along with proper music notation. Buy in paperback: https://www.amazon.ca/Kings-Egg-Magic-Mystery-Music/dp/B09F192NJR/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1 & keywords=the+king%27s+egg & qid=1630964111 & sr=8-1

Here are seven 3-part percussion ensemble pieces for elementary school music. Pieces are 2 bars long and intended to be repeated as long as desired. Parts can be played on any percussion instrument. For flexibility, parts are assigned by color, rather than instrument or family. Include pitched percussion by writing in note names above rhythms. Featured notation: half, quarter, eighth, sixteenth notes + quarter rests.

Castle Run is a board game for the music classroom. This game is great for students grade 2-4 with a blend of music curriculum and strategic fantasy-fun! The game is entirely printable on regular 8.5/11 paper with minimal cutting. Simply print, cut out and play. Print as many games as your classroom needs! Rules are included in simple terms. A fantastic tool for substitutes and generating excitement around music theory - keyboard note names, dynamics, treble clef reading, and rhythm reading. 4

Project/print and jam along to these 2-bar rhythms. Level one is pretty easy, but just wait for the syncopation in the upper levels! Can your class make it? The visuals will hook all students, a truly engaging musical experience. Try them out with instruments or for counting practice. Have your band rehearse using these on a single pitch. Included are printable rhythm blocks for dictation and rhythm writing. Have fun with these 52 pages of challenging and entertaining flashcards.

You are an explorer on a mysterious island. Everywhere is a possibility, but which journey will you choose? Endless stories await. 179 slides to take you on an epic journey. Use this power point as a reward for answering questions in class. Answer a question between each slide. Students are rewarded by being the one to choose where to go next. *Important: click the arrows on the slides rather than on your keyboard. Keyboard arrows and clickers will result in continuity errors.

A simple and fun music board game to teach rhythm duration. The more beats, the more spaces you move as you race across the board. A music classroom boardgame for grades 2-4. Games last roughly 10 minutes. Rotate or combine levels for a longer game. Great for subs! Entire game is printable - get it here with one quick download. Groups of 3-5 recommended.

With increasingly more difficult rhythms, take part in the most fun, live-dictation event yet! Cut out the headbands on dotted lines. One student picks a facedown, shuffled card. Student places card on forehead without looking at it. Group plays or claps the rhythm. Student has 3 chances to speak the rhythm (ta, ti-ti etc.) If the group plays the rhythm incorrectly, they lose a point. If the player guesses correctly, their team gains a point.

Sol Scrolls is a printable package of 2-bar solfege flash cards designed to enhance students musical journey through focused and fun singing practice. Dive into the world of music with interactive features that allow you to use pages like flashcards for assessment or practice. Hone your skills by looping phrases until perfection is achieved, and print the material as worksheets for students to label hand signs. Elevate your learning experience by projecting the content and singing along with a m

Here are eight 3-part rhythm ensemble pieces for elementary school music. Pieces are 2 bars long and intended to be repeated as long as desired. Parts can be played on any percussion instrument. Project and write in letter names to incorporate pitched instruments. Parts are assigned by yummy desserts, rather than instrument or family. Practice by playing each line from top to bottom as a group, then as parts. Featured notation: half, quarter, eighth, sixteenth notes + quarter rests.

A quick board game for elementary music students - Sol-Boats has players racing across the map using solfege as dice. Do = 1, Sol = 5 etc. Quick, printable, playable, and fun.

17 music themed coloring sheets for elementary music students. Half are classic child musicians, the other half are alien, monster, and robot themed. Great for music class!

8 cartoon rhythm cards with colorful backgrounds. 3 rhythms per page, numbered for easy assessment.

These pages help early elementary students learn the shapes that form music notation. This page includes a section to create repeating rhythms to clap or play.

A solo activity for grades 5 and 6 music. Featuring: treble clef pitch labeling, solfege labeling, add missing bar lines, rhythm composition.

A a page from Rhythm Scrolls to test the flavor. How do you like it?

A quick and fun "worksheet". Cut this page into horizontal strips. Students fill in beats with rhythms. Add monsters where necessary.

A page from Yummy Rhythms to test the flavor. How do you like it?