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These Harry Potter themed classroom rules are perfect for any general ed or specialty classroom. These rules are PBIS focused and feature the main categories of Be Responsible, Be Respectful, and Be Safe. These main classroom rules are easy to plug into any classroom PBIS matrix. The six posters are a colorful and fun addition to any classroom! Check out my other Harry Potter themed products!

Perfect for any elementary or choir music room Fun Harry Potter themed diatonic solfege posters Do - Do'

Harry Potter Themed Behavior notes to send home. Written with a PBIS focus including 3 main expectations; Be Responsible, Be Respectful, and Be Safe. Set includes 4 different Harry Potter themed characters in color and in grayscale One set for the Music Classroom and One set for the Regular Classroom - both sets are PBIS focused Quick and easy documentation to send home and to help track behavioral data

This Harry Potter themed classroom set is perfect for any regular ed or specialty classroom. This set includes 6 classroom job posters, a set of 6 team labels, a set of 6 team prefect badges, and a set of 6 team supply labels. An explanation of how I use teams in my classroom can be found at : https://2monkeys1circus.blogspot.com/2019/08/harry-potter-room-design.html Also look for our free download of Prefect, Head Boy and Girl, and Head Master Data Sheets!

15 melodic sight reading examples of increasing difficulty using non-traditional notation images teaching early learners to recognize high and low 15 rhythmic sight reading examples of increasing difficulty using non-traditional notation images with one and two syllables preparing early learners to move to quarter notes, paired eighth notes, and quarter rests. Some cross curricular items include - weather, money, and space

Oh No! Elementary Music Lesson Plan and Printable Cards An elementary music lesson plan and printable cards for K-2 students based around the book Oh No! Lesson plan guides through PBIS classroom procedures, reading the story with your young students, adding instruments, and vocal exploration to enrich a story. Learn how I use this resources on my blog at: https://2monkeys1circus.blogspot.com/2019/09/oh-no-lesson-for-elementary-music-class.html This resource includes a digital download PDF less

The delightful story about a Hedgehog and the unfortunate events that happen to her put to music! The Powerpoint lesson includes a rhythm slide where students can echo, say, clap, and perform different rhythm patterns in 3/4 and 4/4 time from the story on non=pitched percussion instruments, Solfege slides in traditional and non-traditional notation for the original song to accompany the story, and a color coded Boomwhackers slide to accompany the song on melody instruments. It's a story you an

Interactive baseball themed flipchart teaching some basic historical facts about Jackie Robinson and matching simple quarter note and eighth note rhythms. Click bases to reveal facts and drag quarter notes and eighth notes to match facts. A great way to incorporate simple rhythms and VA History 2.11.

12 Vocal Exploration Slides themed with Chinese Zodiac animals as well as other important graphics from China including The Great Wall, The Huang He River, Asia, Fireworks and more. A great way to reinforce cross curricular connections and work on vocal exploration at the same time!

This is a simple design brief for younger grades. Simple drum creation activity fulfilling any STEM, STEAM, STREAM requirements, yet fun and musical as well. Use in conjunction with Hand Hand Fingers Thumb. Great for Read Across America Day!

Simple Compositional Design Brief where students must use the materials give you must create two different types of rhythms. The first rhythm must be eight beats. The first rhythm must be grouped in two groups of four beats. The second rhythm must be six beats. The second rhythm must be grouped in two groups of three beats.

Simple design brief for older elementary students. Can easily be incorporated into an everyday lesson and fulfill STEM, STEAM, STREAM requirements at the same time!