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Do your students love videogames?! Motivate your students with a Videogame Music Unit where you explore the different types of music scene in genres, scenes, themes, and even characters! This resource gives you a Character Theme Analysis sheet that I use for listening journals in the unit. You also get access to worksheets for a written project! Students create their own videogame story and character, describe what musical qualities and instruments would best fit. Then they get to create them

In the BUNDLE you get four presentation for the woodwind, brass, string, and percussion instrument families paired with 10 worksheet pages! All presentations are fully equipped with animations, sound samples, video suggestions, and recommended notes! These lessons work both in the classroom or for distance learning. Learn about the different instruments both in and outside the orchestra as well as the parts of the instruments. Concludes with an Among Us style 'who is the impostor' asses

Do your students love movies?! Motivate your students with a Film Music Unit where you explore the different types of music in genres, scenes, themes, and even characters! This resource gives you a Film Theme Analysis sheet that I use for listening journals in the unit. You also get access to worksheets for a written project! Students create their own film story and characters, and describe what musical qualities and instruments would best fit. Then they get to create theme music using any fr

Practice quarter and eighth notes and rests with your elementary music class with an Easter egg scavenger hunt! Write the Room is an activity where students search around the classroom to find pictures and match them to rhythms. Students record their answers on their own recording sheet. Make learning fun with an activity that gets kids engaged and moving! Students look for rhythm cards (the eggs) and write the rhythm on the corresponding egg or number using ta, ti ti, and rest (or stick notatio

Among Us is a popular game your students are probably already familiar with that you can use to engage your science class! The game mechanics are simple, there is 1 impostor among the crewmates that the students need to vote off the ship. The class works together using the names and hats of the crewmates to determine who is the impostor! Using their knowledge of solids, liquids, and gases they can vote out the impostor for each state of matter. The PowerPoint comes with 2 games for each state o

Among Us is a popular game your students are probably already familiar with that you can use to engage your math class! This math bundle includes both the addition and subtraction worksheet packages. The directions for this worksheet package are based on a task in the game where players have to fix wires. In the math worksheets, students will fix the wires by drawing a line that connects the math problem to the answer. These packages are an excellent way to incorporate the Among Us hype into yo

Positive and negative space play a large role in understanding visual arts. The sooner your students understand the difference between positive and negative space the better they can determine the overall composition of their artwork. By understanding and applying positive and negative space your students can become more successful in designing their compositions. Positive space is described as the areas in a work of art that are the subjects, or areas of interest. Negative space is the area a

Perfect for your unit on the sections of the orchestra! Introduce your elementary/middle school students to the instrument families in the orchestra before they move on to their high school band or orchestra program. These worksheets assess students' knowledge of how well they can identify woodwind, brass, strings, and percussion instruments and facts. Includes:Woodwind (3 pages) Brass (2 pages) Strings (3 pages) Percussion (2 pages) Colour by Family Review (1 page) Total of 11 worksheets! + An

Among Us is a popular game your students are probably already familiar with that you can use to engage your music class! The game mechanics are simple, there is 1 impostor among the crewmates that the students need to vote off the ship to win. The class works together using the names and instruments of the crewmates to determine who is the impostor! Using their knowledge of the instrument families: woodwinds, brass, string, and percussion they can vote out the impostor in each instrument sect

Turn recorder practice in your elementary music classroom into an exciting, student-driven journey with Recorder Master! Using the same songs and structure of Recorder Karate, this engaging system replaces belts with a fun, collectible-style progression using punch cards, badges, and a Pokémon theme your students will love. How It Works Students track their own progress using individual hole-punch cards (I personally just like to initial under the badges). Meanwhile, teachers maintain official

Review and assess what your students learn in your Instruments of the Orchestra unit using this engaging flipbook! Students get creative as they draw and label the instruments in the four families: woodwind, brass, string, and percussion. Students show what they learned about their favorite instrument in each family by drawing, labeling, and writing descriptive words for the instruments they chose. I use this resource at the end of my unit on the Young Persons Guide to the Orchestra as a final

Among Us is a popular game your students are probably already familiar with that you can use to engage your science class! The game mechanics are simple, there is 1 impostor among the crewmates that the students need to vote off the ship. The class works together using the names and hats (pictures) of the crewmates to determine who is the impostor! Using their knowledge of solids, liquids, and gases they can vote out the impostor for each state of matter. The PowerPoint comes ready to go with

In the visual arts, color theory is a body of practical guidance to mixing colours and the visual effects of color combinations. This PowerPoint presentation comes equiped with animations that guide students through the colour wheel, which includes: primary colours, secondary colours, and tertiary colours. Students are eager to mix all the colours together but colour theory helps to them understand which colours mix to make a secondary or tertiary colour! Have students follow along with a blank

Among Us is a popular game your students are probably already familiar. This Among Us themed resource allows you to teach rhythm to your elementary music class! The Among Us theme encourages participation, focus, and engagement because your students will be determined to find the impostor! The game mechanics are simple, there is 1 impostor among the crewmates that the students need to vote off the ship to win. 4 students will clap/say/play one of the 4 rhythms each round. But there is an impos

These apples make a deliciously fun music center for your students to practice reading solfege using mi and sol! Use this resource for your apple themed lessons, with apple themed songs, fall, for back to school, or all year round! Students match their music staff apple slices to the letter names of mi (m), sol (s), and rest (Z). Effective as independent assessment, group work, or just for fun! Check out the preview before you buy! Includes: 24 apples for mi, sol, & rest (in colour)24 apples to

In the BUNDLE you get four presentation for the woodwind, brass, string, and percussion instrument families. All presentations are fully equipped with animations, sound samples, video suggestions, and reccommended notes! These lessons work both in the classroom or for distance learning. Learn about the different instruments both in and outside the orchestra as well as the parts of the instruments. Concludes with an Among Us style 'who is the impostor' assessment for each family. Click the

This bundle includes 2 resources for your orchestra or band unit on the instrument families! Teach your students about the instrument families using an Among Us themed game and assess their knowledge with 11 printable worksheets! The class works together using the names and instruments of the crewmates to determine who is the impostor! Using their knowledge of the instrument families: woodwinds, brass, string, and percussion they can vote out the impostor in each instrument section. The PowerP

Practice quarter, eighth notes, and rests in fall with your elementary music class with a scavenger hunt! This activity is perfect for any autumn theme whether it's for Halloween or Thanksgiving. Write the Room is an activity where students search around the classroom to find fall pictures and match them to rhythms. Students record their answers on their own recording sheet. Make learning fun with an activity that gets kids engaged and moving! Students look for rhythm cards and write the rhythm

My students use these posters daily to double-check their fingers. I also use these posters to check for understanding, I observe which notes students check for the most and have students practice on their soprano recorders and drawing on paper. These Recorder Fingering Charts feature a visual of the actual recorder (not just holes), are colour-coded to match the Boomwhackers, the note on the staff, and the note name. My students use Baroque recorders (contact me if you need alternative fingers

Among Us is a popular game your students are probably already familiar with that you can use to engage your science class! The game mechanics are simple, there is 1 impostor among the crewmates that the students need to vote off the ship to win. The class works together using the names and instruments of the crewmates to determine who is the impostor! Using their knowledge of the instrument families: woodwinds, brass, string, and percussion they can vote out the impostor in each instrume