Strings n Things

It's October, and the instruments getting ready for Halloween. Discover what the instruments are dressing up as this Halloween. Students will write the correct note name to reveal each Halloween costume. (20 questions, 2 pages per clef) *Bonus: Have students draw what their instrument plans to wear for Halloween. (Takes about 10-15 minutes to complete)

Funko Pop! Perfect for any class. For my music classes we cover a composer every month. Each student creates their own Funko Character of every composer. This is a fun way for students to create a visual cheat sheet for the quiz, and VERY easy for Sub plans!

Step 1: Divide students into teams 4 or more teams Step 2: Have each team pick a captain who will serve as the spokesperson Step 3: PLAY! Start with the first team and ask "Play or Dare?" The Captain will decide for their team 'Play' or 'Dare'. Play: The entire group will before an execerpt from the concert music you selected. Dare: The Captain will request a Dare number on the board. The entire team must complete the Dare unless stated other wise. Each Dare you may change to fit your own cla

Which is? Students will be able to look at the picture on each slide and determine which bow hold or posture is the best. Some of the photos are goofy providing a splash of fun showing how wrong posture can be. Feel free to add or change pictures. Students will improve not only their own posture but will know how to critique others.

A perfect resource to use for a sub, end of the year, or World Music Unit during Music Appreciation.

Want to decorate the hallway or classroom with musician birthdays? Ranging from Classical to Pop, Rock and even Jazz. Missing a Musician? Included are blank records to add your own musicians or even students. Included: August: Louis Armstong James Hetfield Michael Jackson Madonna Claude Debussy Leonard Bernstein Whitney Houston Joe Jonas Shania Twain Kenny Rogers September: Ray Charles Hans Zimmer Buddy Holly Hank Williams B.B King Freddie Mercury George Gershwin Avicii Amy Winehouse John Coltra

First day of class and want to test Guitar prior knowledge? This pre-test will help you assess where your students are on basic guitar knowledge and terminology.

Celebrating? Working on Rhythms? This Rhythmic card Bingo includes 15 different Bingo cards and 1 Rhythm Calling Card. Teachers may write the rhythms or play rhythms for students to find on their Bingo card. Change it up and have a student caller play rhythms to the players. Happy playing!

Perfect follow-along worksheet for a Sub, Music Appreciation class, or any other music-filled class.

Assess students on music terms, notation and rhythms.

Spice up your music class with rhythm pumpkins. Use these pumpkins for decor or a classroom game. Test students' knowledge of rhythms. Have students clap to each other the rhythms or as a full class. Use it as a matching game and much more! Includes 56 different rhythms and 1 blank pumpkin to add your own rhythms.

A perfect resource to use for a sub, end of the year, or World Music Unit during Music Appreciation.

Composer or Pasta with an Among Us theme. Students will love determining Italian Composer or Yummy Pasta!

A perfect resource to use for a sub, end of the year, or Musical Theater Unit.

Orchestra: Parts of the Instrument Quiz

Test students Sting Vocabulary and Beginner Knowledge. Perfect Test for the end of the year or as a review.

Some vocabulary words students will see on the AP Music test

Phantom of the Opera worksheet is perfect for Music Appreciation classes, General Music courses, or a sub-plan.

Learn the basics of Violin/Viola vibrato (Wrist and Arm Vibrato). This PowerPoint introduces students to the visual concept of both types of Vibrato.

Testing students on clefs, names of the lines and spaces as well as the parts of the instrument