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Like to have words that accompany rhythms for your students to write compositions, or perhaps just to help them remember the rhythms? Check out this spring set of rhythm word cards, including St. Patrick's Day, Easter, and general spring theme. Email me if you'd like access to the Google Slides version as well! orem@fridley.k12.mn.us ***BUNDLE of all Seasonal cards available! Don't forget to leave feedback to get TPT credit!

Combine creating ostinatos, reviewing and learning treble clef skills, AND rhythm reading with this lesson! I created a full week's lessons out of this material! Easy and fun! Don't forget to leave feedback for TPT credits! :)

Assess your students' knowledge of the lines and spaces of the treble clef -- exit slip or short assessment version! Two assessments per page, this cuts down on paper usage as well as creates a shorter assessment if you don't want to take as much time as the longer version (in my store) during class to assess. Similar layout to the full page version. Enjoy!

Perfect for your 1st-2nd grade students who are learning about melodic direction while also having fun with boomwackers AND singing a simple tune! Enjoy!

Like to have words that accompany rhythms for your students to write compositions, or perhaps just to help them remember the rhythms? Check out this winter set of rhythm word cards, including Christmas, Hanukkah, Eid, and Valentine's Day. Email me if you'd like access to the Google Slides version as well! orema@district279.org Like what you see? Check out the spring set! https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/NEW-Spring-Word-Rhythms-3478896 ***BUNDLE of all Seasonal cards now available!

Like to have words that accompany rhythms for your students to write compositions, or perhaps just to help them remember the rhythms? Check out this GIANT seasonal bundle of rhythm word cards (65+), including July 4th, Valentine's Day, Easter, Spring, Winter, Summer, Fall, Halloween, Hannukah, Thanksgiving, Eid, and Christmas! Email me if you'd like access to the Google Slides version as well! orem@fridley.k12.mn.us Like what you see? Check out the individual winter set! https://www.teacherspayt

Very important for my classroom management! Since I only see students for 30 minutes every other day, they can earn class points (beginning with a 5 each day). If they get five 5s, they will have a special choice day for part of music class. This really saves me time and energy when I only get a small amount of time with each student! This chart lasts me about 2 months, depending on the number of school days.

I do Composer of the Month (COM) with my students every month by giving them clues as to who the composer is. Each month, they go home and Google the clues (with help) or tell me 2 clues, and I will be Google for them and tell them the name! At the end of the month, I draw a name out of the box, and if they guessed correctly, then they are the winner of the month! I take a picture with the COM winner for our bulletin board; I reveal who the composer is at the end of the month. At the end of the

I do Composer of the Month (COM) with my students every month by giving them clues as to who the composer is. Each month, they go home and Google the clues (with help) or tell me 2 clues, and I will be Google for them and tell them the name! At the end of the month, I draw a name out of the box, and if they guessed correctly, then they are the winner of the month! I take a picture with the COM winner for our bulletin board; I reveal who the composer is at the end of the month. At the end of the

Like to have words that accompany rhythms for your students to write compositions, or perhaps just to help them remember the rhythms? Check out this summer set of rhythm word cards, including July 4th and other summer occasions. Email me if you'd like access to the Google Slides version as well! orema@district279.org Like what you see? Check out the winter set! https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/NEW-Winter-Word-Rhythms-3478746 ***BUNDLE of all Seasonal cards coming soon! Don't forge

Extra Recorder Songs to supplement your current curriculum or book! Great for rotating if you are tired of a particular song and need a replacement, or if you have some students who need a challenge or extra motivation! Popular songs (some simplified) to help students engage from their own experience. 2-3 per page to save paper! Currently Includes (more to be added in time -- price will reflect additions): Row Row Row Your Boat Imperial March (Star Wars) Super Mario World Don't Worry, Be Happy

Ever need a quick 1-page assessment tool to evaluate where your students are at in reading notes on the treble clef? This form is a clean, easy-to-read format that assesses students' knowledge of the letter names rather than the rhythmic durations or other concepts, though this is included to ensure that students understand the pitch letter names regardless of the duration. 30 questions included. See other product for all versions of the assessment (Forms A-C) to prevent cheating.

This packet of 9 Treble Clef worksheets includes 3 versions each of spaces only, lines only, and combined versions. Perfect for introduction or review, I have used these worksheets in stations as practice, as formative assessment, and as quick exit slip summative assessment. The visual formatting looks less intimidating as well, and only includes 6 questions, so it can be completed quickly. I have my students practice drawing treble clefs on the back when they finish! Don't forget to leave feedb

Like to have words that accompany rhythms for your students to write compositions, or perhaps just to help them remember the rhythms? Check out this fall set of rhythm word cards, including harvest and Thanksgiving. Email me if you'd like access to the Google Slides version as well! orema@district279.org Like what you see? Check out the winter set! https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/NEW-Winter-Word-Rhythms-3478746 ***BUNDLE of all Seasonal cards coming soon! Don't forget to leave fe

This bundle contains 9 different versions of the "Circle the Rhythm" worksheets for rhythm identification that I use for assessments, including one that uses Kodaly rhythm syllables. The versions can be used across K-8th curriculum and require students (or you) to have colors to complete. A fun way to practice or test!

I do Composer of the Month (COM) with my students every month by giving them clues as to who the composer is. Each month, they go home and Google the clues (with help) or tell me 2 clues, and I will be Google for them and tell them the name! At the end of the month, I draw a name out of the box, and if they guessed correctly, then they are the winner of the month! I take a picture with the COM winner for our bulletin board; I reveal who the composer is at the end of the month. At the end of the

A Star Wars song for recorder! Uses FACE, also good for practicing dotted eighth/sixteenth rhythms. 3 per page to save paper. Included in this bundle of FUN recorder extras to supplement your current recorder curriculum! https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/FUN-Recorder-Extras-Bundle-3288796 Please leave a rating below if you download -- thanks!

Ever need a quick 1-page assessment tool to evaluate where your students are at in reading notes on the treble clef? This form is a clean, easy-to-read format that assesses students' knowledge of the letter names rather than the rhythmic durations or other concepts, though this is included to ensure that students understand the pitch letter names regardless of the duration. 30 questions included. See other product for all versions of the assessment (Forms A-C) to prevent cheating.

#BackToSchool School is starting very soon in my area! These hall passes (on SALE for a limited time!) are GREAT for putting on lanyards next to the door in the music room. Cute, colorful, AND easy-to-read for littles. They're even made with a special font that is supposed to be more easy for dyslexic students to read! Enjoy! And as always, leave ratings and comments below for TPT credit! :)

This level 2 packet of rhythm patterns is great for use to practice and review quarter notes, quarter rests, and paired eighth notes with your 1st-3rd (or older) students! I have created multiple levels to the game I play with my students, where if they've played each level at least twice and played it on different instruments, they "level up" to the next level! They really like the video game idea of leveling up, and it helps them get excited about rhythms! Between each one, I say "I, 2, ready,