Singing and Ringing

Help your students or handbell choir understand the innerworkings of the instrument with this diagram. Use it as a visual teaching tool, study guide, and assessment for your students. Be sure to check the Singing and Ringing store for more handbells content and curriculum. Happy ringing!

This word wall displays 58 terms commonly used in American folk dancing. Refer to the terms on the word wall, encourage your students to use the correct vocabulary, and even put the cards in order of the movements to a dance to differentiate the lesson! Features:Simple fonts and backgrounds for an uncluttered visual and easy readabilityOptions to print blue, rosy, green, rainbow, or black and white backgroundsGender inclusive terminologyIncludes blank cards for additional terms

Welcome spring to your classroom with these fun pitch exploration cards! With 18 pages to practice vocal slides, students will love following the voice paths or creating their own on the blank copies. These also make fun vocal warm-ups as students grow older. Project on a whiteboard or smartboard for students to create their own paths, or print and laminate on cardstock and use dry erase markers.

Join Rory on his adventures for his first day of school! Whether it's on the bus, in the classroom, or on the playground, Rory is here to help us practice using our voices in new and exciting ways. This resource is best used as a story to help young students learn differences in pitch and timbre. It can be used throughout the school year, but is a great back-to-school activity. Project on your screen, or print and spiral-bind into a book for a station. Each page features a different vocal path

"Sailor, Sailor" is one of my students' favorite singing games! Engage your students with the game, and then use the presentation to teach rhythms in 6/8 time and do re mi solfege. If you teach Conversational Solfege, this has great visuals for teaching the reading steps of Unit 3 and 4. The song is written in the key of G, making this a great song and visual for practicing GAB on recorders!Presentation includes: - Lyrics - Game directions - Visual for keeping the beat - How to read the 6

Start your classroom culture on the right foot! Use this resource in a back to school presentation or as a template for your first lesson of the year. Type information relevant to yourself or your classroom in the provided textboxes. Upload your own photos to place over the black boxes of the photo frames, and use the crop and rotate functions to adjust them to fit. This resource includes slides for meeting the teacher, what students do in music, rules/expectations, a meet and greet game, and ge

Map out the road to the concert with this concert planner. Manage repertoire, create a timeline, and set specific goals for along the way. Use this planner as a springboard for creating lesson plans and designing rehearsal objectives. While this was created for ensemble goals, it can be used for individuals' personal goals for individual performance achievement. This planner can be printed and be used as part of your planner, or can be edited as a digital resource in Google Slides. This resou

Colorfully organize and label the many manipulatives and instruments you use as a music teacher! These 20 labels are designed to be the perfect size to insert in the label inserts on some storage cubes, but can also be added to plastic tubs or on shelves. Just print, cut, and laminate! These can also be used as decor in the the room or for visual aids for classroom instruments. This is not an editable product, but there are some blank labels that you can use to make to suit your own unique needs