Meekhoff Music

Print out these posters on the coordinating color paper! Save money for your school by using only black ink. Posters include song, belt type, and skills assessed so students can see the objectives they are working towards! Check out the bulletin board I made where I displayed these!

Download this fillable google classroom document to quiz your students on Spanish Speaking countries! This document comes with a word bank and answer key. You can delete the word bank to make it more difficult. Bonus!: Extra credit options for countries in Latin and South America which don’t speak Spanish

Three part VBS or Sunday school lessons: Your whole weekend planned out day by day! Broken down into 20 min activities for small kids! -Songs! Including audio tracks and hand motions - Craft instructions -Water games for hot summer days! - Storytime (books not included, but link provided) - Verbal story-telling instructions/scripts -Themed Snack ideas!

Use this template as an introduction or review of the physics of articulations and dynamics. You can tier this exercise so it describes the basics to those new to the topic, or the scientific nuances for older audiences.

Teach your students what the definition of music is by letting them discover it on their own! Fill our the pre-activity worksheet. Play the video in the document with corresponding worksheet. Let students make their own video mimicking that of 4'33''. See students faces as they are excited to discover the meaning of music! Great for music appreciation classes!

Two part VBS or Sunday school lesson: -Song! Including audio track and hand motions - Craft instructions -Water game for hot summer days! - Storytime (book not included, but link provided) - Verbal story-telling instructions/scripts

For sub plans or a fun competition! Doable in 40 minutes using Chrome music or Band Lab (free versions)

Use this listening journal as a substitute lesson plan in music class which DOES NOT require instruments or voices, but DOES require your BRAIN! Complete as a class or as independent work. Through explorative guided learning, discover what intervals are and how they are used in classical and modern music.

Two part VBS or Sunday school lesson: -Song and teaching instructions - Craft instructions -Rainbow Snack of Hope! - Storytime (book not included, but link provided) - Verbal story-telling instructions/scripts

Two part VBS or Sunday school lesson: -Song! Including teaching instructions and hand motions - Craft instructions: Praying Hands - Storytime (book not included, but link provided) - Verbal story-telling instructions/scripts -Lesson objectives

Use this Jeopardy game at the end of chapter 5 to review all content before a test! It's a great way to make studying fun and competitive!

Use this companion slideshow to teach the history, rhythm and melodic content of James D. Polyhar's arrangement of March of the Irish Guard.

Want an easy template to add your students names to and print? Look right here! Forgot to make certificates? Copy and paste your class list to generate certificates and print. :) Don't forget you can change the color of the template if you like to fit your school colors!

Use this template as a sticker or a magnet! Prayer guidance and reminder! I stick mine to my car dashboard to remember to pray < 3

Want a fun vocabulary practice for Las Comidas? Look no further! Use as a warmup, an activity, or a part of a sub lesson plan! Print or use on Google Classroom

Capture your students imagination with rhythms and Star Wars icons. :) A great review or lesson aid.

Play just the same as the game Guess Who?... 1. Cut out the cards from the printable templates 2. Tape a card to the back of each student (without them knowing) 3. Students go around the room and ask each other "yes" or "no" questions about the cards on their backs 4. First person to figure out "who" or "what" they are wins! A perfect game for substitute plan folders or an easy review game for musical terms/instrument names. BONUS!: You can use these cards as flashcards. Use in stations for gam

Use this weekly worksheet as a bell ringer to review information from previous classes, collect measurable data, and keep students focused as they enter the classroom.

Download this graphic for a summer practice-a-thon! Get ready for band camp by having students practice and raise money for their tuition at the same time. Students/parents post graphic on social media and ask friends to donate $10 for a square which equals 30 mins of practice time. Add squares with different practice goals or songs to keep it interesting, or keep it less structured and simple- up to you! Use editable link below or graphic in description: https://www.canva.com/design/DAGFUKkDaf