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Do you love "The Book With No Pictures" by BJ Novak? This story is a great way to make your kiddos laugh and flex some creativity muscles. Buy a copy or use the many YouTube read-a-longs available online. The story starts off by telling the readers that the grown up reading the book HAS to say everything the books says. "That's the deal, that's the rule!" It then goes on to cause the reader to say silly and "preposterous" things! This guided worksheets allows your students to be creative but wit

Teach your classes beats and rhythms in a fun (and delicious) way! No matter what level your kids are on, this bundle can help your class visualize beats and rhythms using their favorite treat, cookies! Level 1- Quarter Notes, Rests, Eighth Notes Level 2- +Sixteenth Notes, Half Notes, Rests Level 3- +Whole Notes, Dotted Half, Sixteenth/Eighth, Syncopa If you need a different combination of notes, please reach out and I can customize.

Looking for some fun and spooky ideas to get your kids up and moving?! Look no further! This bundle includes three activities that can be tailored to any elementary level. They all will be giggling and wiggling while they learn about music. 1. Kabalevsky: The Comedians - Suite, Op. 26 - Pantomime: Zombie Movement Activity (Students will match the music and end up moving like Zombies in this fun movement activity that will have your students begging for an encore!) 2. Monster Mash Music Fun (Keep

Four Corners is a fun way to learn or practice rhythm reading! Get your kids up on their feet and reading at the same time. These fall themes make for a visually pleasing slide deck that will get you in the mood for fall! Included are 3 levels of rhythms. I use them for grades 3-5 but you can use them for whatever level your students need! 3- Quarter Note, Quarter Rest, Eighth Notes, Half Notes 4- +Half Rests, Whole Notes, Whole Rests, Sixteenth Notes, Dotted Quarter 5- +Syncopa and eighth/sixte

This template will allow your kiddos to create their own composition using the beginner chords for learning the ukulele!

Aesthetic School Calendar: August '24- June '25

Four corners is one of my favorite games to get the kids up and moving while learning and flexing their music reading skills! And if you're anything like me, you love an aesthetic vibe to your slides and classroom. This version brings you through all levels AND all seasons! This bundle includes 15 different seasonal aesthetics and 4 levels of learning. You can use this resource all year and with every class! Levels:*Quarter notes, quarter rests, eighth note pairs *Quarter notes, quarter rests,

Looking for something that will be meaningful as well as fun? This rhythm relay will not only be a great activity for your music classroom to reinforce rhythm reading and decoding, but it will also get their wiggles out! Teamwork and movement make this activity a win win! And the prep is so easy! It can be adjusted for any grade level so you can use it for all of your students! It can even be used outside!

Does writing a rap with your students sound like a daunting idea? Here is a quick step by step guide on how they can successfully create their own rap. The worksheet can be printed and completed by students individually, or it can be your guide as your whole group creates together. This project can be used in ANY subject. Music, of course, is a great class for this to foster rhythm and creativity. However, it can be used to riff on any topic. Write a rap about mitosis in science class or about

This bundle includes Back to School monologues, Not So Spooky Halloween Scenes, and a Thanksgiving scene about teamwork and kindness. Your one stop shop for all of fall! These resources can be used in a theater classroom, for reading, as a fun activity or even in a counselors room for role playing. They all have lovely messages of kindness and teamwork! They can also be purchased separately in my store!

This original scene is great for young actors to practice using a script, scene work with partners, character development, making choices...plus they are fun! They can be used in a theater class as well as for reading or speech! "Let's Set the Table" has three characters which allows for more advanced choice making than a scene with only two characters. It also promotes team work, delegation and kindness! This scene involves work with props which can be pretend or real. (napkins, plates, cups, s

This sweet original song will have your students singing and counting all the way up to 10! The file includes the lyrics, a recording of the melody and 12 Marshmallow manipulatives for your kinesthetic learners! This song is great for PreK-1st grade learners. For an extra special treat you could bring in mini marshmallows and let them count along!

Five Little Ghosts is a fun counting and rhythming activity for young learners! Use the provided PDF for a cute visual for our visual learners and to make the counting fun and interactive! As a music teacher, I use this activity to practice singing vs. speaking. We speak the saying on each Ghost in the PDF and then sing "One flew away and then there were ___" using the Do Re Mi melody provided. Fill your classroom with laugher, learning and "not so spooky" Halloween fun this fall!

These two original scenes are great for young actors to practice using a script, scene work with a partner, character development, making choices, plus they are fun! They can be used in a theater class as well as for reading or speech! Gus the shy Ghost is worried that he's not scary enough for Halloween and Pete the Pumpkin helps Gus learn that he doesn't have to be spooky to have an awesome Halloween! Zara the Zombie and Winnie the Witch need to solve the mystery of the missing candy before

Looking for a fun way to to practice scene work? This mad lib script will have your students laughing and learning! In this short scene for two actors, they will act out a day on the playground full of silly adventures! Students will work in partners to fill in the blanks of the mad lib. They can do it on the script itself or on a separate page first so they result is a surprise (both templates included). Included: Script Template Pre-writing Template Example Script

Meet Cameron Crayon, Parker Pencil, Poppy Post-In and Lennon Lunchbox! They are so excited to be at school and tell you all about what makes them special! Four short monologues can be used for back to school or any time of year! From the perspective of their school supplies, students can practice their performing and acting skills with these short monologues. They are great for theater class, role playing, and make believe! I'd love to hear how you incorporate these into your classroom! Include

This story of friendship isn't just for listening, but for interaction! Let the students be the musicians and score this story by playing whenever their character enters the story. It can be a language arts cross curricular activity as well by discussing the setting, characters and making predictions! "Lily and Sparkle" is a great way to allow your students to practice following directions, listen and react, explore their instruments, work on rhythmic patterns and encourages kindness, friendshi

The Magic of Friendship is a play split into three short scenes that can be used for many different subjects; 1. The play can be used as a theater activity. Actors can take turns playing the three roles and even switch characters. 2. It can also be a role playing activity to teach students about kindness and inclusion. The themes are including everyone and showing kindness to people who are feeling down or lonely. The possibilities are endless!

Right before fall break, winter break, spring break? Almost the end of the year? Need a little rest or something fun, but still want a worthwhile lesson for your kids? This is your go to solution! Kids love this musical and there are so many hidden lessons within the story. This guide will help you watch the movie with a meaningful eye and have important discussions with your classes! It is broken down into four forty minute lessons. The movie is currently found on Netflix. (Spring 2023)

Are you looking for a way to promote kindness? Kindness BINGO can be an assignment or extra credit. It's a fun way to get kids thinking about ways to be kind and putting them into action. I have included; *3 filled out BINGO boards *1 blank so students can create the acts of kindness *1 template if you'd like to create your own