Hannah Austin

This is the practice log that I created to use with my 5th grade beginning band. There are 5 of the same practice log included in this product, with the days of the week changing to meet your students' needs. Example: I have students that take lessons on Wednesdays, so they get the practice log that has a Wednesday to Wednesday week. There are 2 practice logs on every sheet. I cut them in half and use Tacky Glue to bind the top, making it into a notepad.

This is a version of the ABC's to display in your music classroom featuring various musical instruments. There are several examples of the same letter for you to display the ABC's that fit your classroom. I recommend printing on card stock and laminating these before displaying them in your classroom.

This is a simple word wall alphabet to use in any classroom. The letters are designed in black and white so that it can work in anyone's classroom. This does not include the words to the word wall, just the alphabet letters themselves. I recommend Printing these on card stock, cutting them out, and then laminating.

This Bingo game is a great tool to help students identify the instruments of a standard orchestra. This version of bingo comes with 20 bingo cards and the caller card. Great resource to use to help students identify instruments by their picture. I use this bingo game in small groups as a formative assessment. I suggest printing these on card stock and laminating them!

I created these agenda cards so that my students would have a visual representation of what we would be doing in class. After using them I found that all students really benefit from having an agenda posted in the music classroom! This pack includes: Circle Activity Ear Training Goodbye Instruments Rhythmic Reading Rules, Procedures, & Routines Seat & Greet Sing Song with Instruments Song with Movement I recommend printing these in color on card stock, laminate, and add a magnet on the back (I

I created these agenda cards so that my students would have a visual representation of what we would be doing in class. After using them I found that all students really benefit from having an agenda posted in the music classroom! This pack includes: Bingo Drum Circle Follow the Conductor Free Day iPad Exploration Mirror Me Movie Multicultural Activity Musical Centers I recommend printing these in color on card stock, laminate, and add a magnet on the back (I use magnet rolls that already have

I created these agenda cards so that my students would have a visual representation of what we would be doing in class. After using them I found that all students really benefit from having an agenda posted in the music classroom! This pack includes: Book & Instrument Book & Movement Brain Dance Composer of the Month Folk Dance Move & Freeze Movement to Show Form Musical Evaluation Notation Practice Read a Book I recommend printing these in color on card stock, laminate, and add a magnet on th

These Composer Flashcards can be used to play the well known game Go Fish, and could also be used to play a memory matching game. Simply print (I recommend in black and white), laminate, and cut on the dotted lines. Composers included: -J.S. Bach -Ludwig Van Beethoven -Frederic Chopin -Claude Debussy -Johannes Brahms -Hector Berlioz -Edvard Grieg -George Frideric Handel -Franz Josef Haydn -Charles Ives -Franz Liszt -Gustav Mahler -Felix Mendelssohn -Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart -Bela Bartok -Cami

These hand signs can be used as a visual to reinforce the learning of both solfege and the hand signs. I recommend laminating them to make them more durable. I personal place a magnet on the back of each of these and use them on my whiteboard.

An exit ticket is a great way to monitor if students are in fact taking in and digesting the learning of the day. I ask my students a simple question about the concept we are focusing on in class and they must answer before they leave. I laminate these and have students write their answer using dry erase markers. It's a great tool to use for a formative assessment.

This is a short formative assessment that I use in my classroom to help my students count quarter note and eighth note rhythm patterns in 4/4 time. If you are wanting a similar assessment with a slight change please feel free to contact me and I can change it to meet your needs!

This is a welcome sign for the music classroom. Hang it outside your door to help remind students to come into music class with an open mind.

I have had requests for blank agenda cards so here they are! I have created my agenda cards in a Mac program called Pages and created pdf versions from here. Simply hand write on the blank agenda cards and laminate!