Vocal music activities for SMART Notebook

Mr. Wiggle and Mr. Woggle are friends who live on opposite sides of a mountain range. Students will use vocal exploration to help the two friends meet at the top of the middle mountain. Come follow and/or subscribe to my blog at.... Mrs. Kuchta's Corner, An Elementary Music Wonderland! Check out and “like” my FACEBOOK page too at… FACEBOOK PAGE - Mrs. Kuchta's Corner Elementary Music Wonderland This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

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Grades:

PreK - 2nd

Types:

Math, Numbers, Vocal Music

Counting Songs and Activities for Smartboard

Created by

Mrs Breyne

This interactive SMARTboard program lets students sing along to four classic counting songs: Five Little Monkeys, Ten in a Bed, Five Green and Speckled Frogs, and One Two Buckle My Shoe. There are four interactive song pages where monkeys jump off the bed, frogs jump into the pond, and children roll over and right out of bed! There are also five activity pages to reinforce counting and number order that coordinate with each song.These songs are also available for sale seperately in my shop: ht

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Grades:

PreK - 1st

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Instrumental Music, Music, Vocal Music

The Cup Game (history and how to)

Created by

Mrs Friedman Music

All About the Cup Game Super popular with elementary - high school students, thanks to the movie "Pitch Perfect!" * Learn the history of the song "When I'm Gone" and the game itself. * Learn how to play the game (with notation)! * Embedded audio and video samples

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Grades:

4th - 9th

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Activities, Interactive Whiteboard, Lesson

Leaves Are Falling: An Activity to Practice High and Low

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Are you looking for an activity to practice high and low with your students? Leaves Are Falling is a GREAT song for this! The interactive SMART board file includes the song, lyrics, and tree visuals. Students see where the leaf has fallen in order to make their voices sing high or low. Then students can determine where their voices go, by making the leaf fall high or low. Don't stop there...Have one student turn their back to the class and listen to their voices, as another student tells the stu

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Activities, Interactive Whiteboard, Activboard Activities

Grades:

K - 2nd

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Rhythm Football (4/4 Version)

Created by

Cowgirl Compositions

Are you looking for a fun way to assess rhythm? Rhythm Football allows you to individually assess your students' ability to read and perform rhythmic patterns using an altered version of football! This product includes 12 rounds of football with 20 flashcards each. Each round is increasingly difficult and includes rhythmic values from previous rounds. *Round 1 - Ta, Ti-Ti, Rest (Quarter Note / Paired Eighth Notes / Quarter Rest) *Round 2 - Adds Half Note / Half Rest *Round 3 - Adds Whole Note

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Instrumental Music, Music, Vocal Music

Grades:

1st - 8th

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Kindergarten Comparatives High & Low

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Are you looking for interactive activities to teach the musical concept high and low? Look no further! Kindergarten Comparatives High & Low contains SMART board activities to visually and aurally prepare your students for the concept high and low. This set contains 8 activities to help your students identify high and low. The following rhymes are included: Cobbler, Cobbler Queen Queen Caroline I Climbed Up the Apple Tree My Stocking Pussy Cat Please note that this collection focuses on Hig

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Grades:

PreK - 1st

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Monster Melodies: mi, so, la Edition

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Looking for a fun way to practice reading and identifying melodic patterns? Monster Melodies is a fun way to do so! The set includes two parts. In part 1 the monsters give students a solfege pattern to find. Students must find the correct pattern written on the staff. In part 2 the monsters sing a melodic pattern. Students must listen and then find the pattern written on the staff. Play as a group, take turns, or have students close their eyes to show answers and use as an assessment. The file i

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Activities, Assessment, Activboard Activities

Grades:

1st - 2nd

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Cowboy Tunes & Songs from the Westward Expansion - SMARTBOARD/NOTEBOOK ED.

Created by

Music, U.S. History, Vocal Music

It's finally here!! Mrs. Kuchta's Corner, An Elementary Music Wonderland presents to you this fantastic collection of famous historical American cowboy tunes and westward expansion songs that we all know and LOVE to sing. This collection is a GREAT addition to your elementary music classroom library and can also be a fantastic cross-curricular aide to add to any regular elementary classroom teacher's library as well to help supplement your American History units of study. Lyrics and melodic n

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Grades:

K - 8th

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Instrument koosh ball music game

Created by

Mrs G

This is a game to play in general music class. The students absolutely love playing this. We play with koosh balls or beanbags. Whatever it hits on the smartboard it shows an instrument or asks a question about an instrument and they must answer. This is a fun game/fun/free day activity.

Subjects:

Activities, Interactive Whiteboard, Games

Grades:

3rd - 6th

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Lemonade - (A Steady Beat, Long vs. Short, Song/Game) - SMNTBK Ed.

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This SMART NOTEBOOK lesson is appropriate for grades K-3. This chasing game song reinforces the concept of steady beat, sounds per heartbeat, rhythm of the words, and rhythmic notation. Song notation w/ game directions included. Colorful, cute graphics enhance the popularity of this call and response style song that your students will be sure to love. Come follow and/or subscribe to my blog at.... Mrs. Kuchta's Corner, An Elementary Music Wonderland! Check out and “like” my FACEBOOK page

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Activities, Interactive Whiteboard, Games

Grades:

K - 2nd

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Rhythm Reading Dice Game

Created by

Practice reading quarter note, eighth note, half note and quarter note rest rhythm patterns with this fun game. Students roll the dice and then read the rhythm pattern in this SMART board activity. Rhythms are grouped sequentially.

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Activities, Assessment, Flash Cards

Grades:

1st - 5th

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October Music Activities for SmartBoard

Created by

Gina Aspetti

Here is a wonderful, easy to use selection of three October Smart Board activities for use in the General Music or Kindergarten - Second Grade classroom. The first activity is a traditional song which incorporates speaking and singing voices, and the use of a triangle or any other unpitched percussion instrument. The students will also use the SmartBoard to count steady beats, introducing them to the visual of a "quarter note." The second activity is a pumpkin poem, complete with a rhythym ch

Subjects:

Halloween, Music, Vocal Music

Grades:

K - 2nd

Types:

Activities, Interactive Notebooks

Sleigh Ride Hand Jive visual support

Created by

Jen's Music files

This is a visual to support the learning of the "Sleigh Ride Hand Jive" shown in You Tube clips. It was used to help students with autism to learn the routine, but will help anyone learning to do the jive with the song. The routine works with any recording of the famous holiday song "Sleigh Ride" and is an excellent piece to include in your winter concert. This is a notebook file and therefore requires the use of Notebook software to open.

Subjects:

Music, Vocal Music

Grades:

3rd - 11th

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Button You Must Wander - SMART Board

Created by

The Harmony Circle

**SMART Board Activity**Sing and play a traditional circle game with this fun resource! There are five different activities in this collection. Two of them are interactive. These activities are MLT-inspired, but can be used with any methodology or teaching style. **Please note that you must have a SMART Board in order to use this resource.

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Activities, Interactive Whiteboard

Grades:

1st - 3rd

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Jungle Theme Voice Warm-up with Recordings - Elementary Music - Pitches So Mi La

Created by

Meg's Music Room

This is a quick and simple voice warm-up I use for reinforcing pitch icons. This is the upgraded version of the free warm-ups I included with recordings of the melody shape performed on recorder. I included the solfege syllables written below each pitch icon, but because some use other syllables, I played it on an instrument so it could be easily changed to fit your teaching style. Each page has a short 3-5 note melody that you can assign syllables to or sing on "la." I used two staff lines fo

Subjects:

Instrumental Music, Music Composition, Vocal Music

Grades:

PreK - 4th

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Also included in: ULTIMATE MUSIC BUNDLE #1 - 20 SMART NOTEBOOK Resources for Elementary Music

Monster Melodies: do, re, mi, so, la Edition

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Looking for a fun way to practice reading and identifying melodic patterns? Monster Melodies is a fun way to do so! The set includes two parts. In part 1 the monsters give students a solfege pattern to find. Students must find the correct pattern written on the staff. In part 2 the monsters sing a melodic pattern. Students must listen and then find the pattern written on the staff. Play as a group, take turns, or have students close their eyes to show answers and use as an assessment. The file i

Subjects:

Activities, Assessment, Activboard Activities

Grades:

2nd - 4th

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Monster Melodies: do, mi, so, la Edition

Created by

Looking for a fun way to practice reading and identifying melodic patterns? Monster Melodies is a fun way to do so! The set includes two parts. In part 1 the monsters give students a solfege pattern to find. Students must find the correct pattern written on the staff. In part 2 the monsters sing a melodic pattern. Students must listen and then find the pattern written on the staff. Play as a group, take turns, or have students close their eyes to show answers and use as an assessment. The file i

Subjects:

Activities, Assessment, Activboard Activities

Grades:

2nd - 4th

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Spring Rhythm Fun: Exploring Duration of Sound-SMARTBOARD/NOTEBOOK EDITION

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This Smart Notebook file is appropriate for elementary music students in grades Kinder. and 1st Gr. Students will be required to identify the number of sounds (syllables) that each Spring themed picture has. They will have the opportunity to recite/clap/sing/play/etc. these suggested short rhythmic patterns in various ways. Interactive feature includes a "click and reveal" element where the rhythm patterns (using ta's & ti-ti's) that match the sounds of the words are revealed when the shap

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Grades:

PreK - 1st

Types:

Instrumental Music, Music, Vocal Music

Interactive Smart Notebook recorder fingering charts

Created by

WE GOT THE BEAT

This works with Smart Notebook and allows you to see each fingering for the notes on the recorder, color coordinated. You can click on each note on the staff. They are each animated, and plays the tone so students can match pitch.

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Grades:

PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

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PowerPoint Presentations, Activities, Interactive Whiteboard

Solfege Assessment - Lower Elementary

Created by

Mary Vincent

In this assessment, students are asked to do three things:1. To identify the solfege syllables for a given four note pattern2. Listen to a sung pattern (by the teacher) and identify the corresponding pattern on the screen3. Match pitch and syllables when echoing a pattern sung by the teacher.The first and second pages of this assessment provide two different options for solfege patterns. (This is so students cannot easily memorize the patterns and their corresponding colors.)The third page of th

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Grades:

PreK - 3rd

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Let's Make A Garden - Prepare/Presenting New Tone/Note "Do"-SMARTBOARD/NOTEBOOK

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This Smart Notebook lesson prepares, then presents new Solfege tone/note "Do" to young elementary music students in grades 1st, 2nd, and 3rd. Students will learn this fun spring time garden themed song set to the tone set of d-m-s-l. Interactive activities in this colorful lesson include a beat tapping chart, a rhythm (sounds per beat) tapping chart, a rhythm notation chart where students have to dictate the correct rhythm to the song using infinitely cloned rhythm icons, a melodically notated v

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Grades:

1st - 3rd

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Fall Voice Warm-up - Elementary Music - Pitches So Mi La - Singing Warmup

Created by

Meg's Music Room

This is a quick and simple voice warm up I use for reinforcing pitch icons. There are purposefully no sound files, so you can change the intervals and key to fit your lesson. Each page has a short 3-5 note melody that you can assign syllables to or sing on "la." I love using season-specific icons to keep it fresh. Here is my fall version. I hope you enjoy! If you do, please leave me a positive review! Thanks! Megan You may also like: Beethoven Trivia Game Music Detective Game Bundle Music Det

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Grades:

K - 4th

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Also included in: Kindergarten/1st Grade Music Resources - PPT/SMART Games, Lessons, Printables...

Spring Is Here! - A "Sol-Mi" Song About Spring - SMARTBOARD/NOTEBOOK EDITION

Created by

Music, Spring, Vocal Music

This adorable Smart Notebook lesson is simple song appropriate for Kindergarten and 1st grade elementary music students. Colorful graphics enhance the presentation and practice/review of Solfege tones "sol" and "mi" in this short but fun springtime song. Students will practice keeping the heartbeat, identify short vs. long patterns within the song, decipher sounds per beat, aurally & visually identify high vs. low, as well as reading the melody on the staff. Come follow and/or subscribe t

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Grades:

PreK - 1st

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Mr. Sol and Mr. Mi: a Musical Tale

Created by

Julia Thomas

Smartboard interactive file that introduces Sol, Mi, and later La on the musical staff in a highly memorable way! Students attach personalities to these emoji notes, and can easily memorize pitch placement and hand signs with their emoji friends. Also included are fast and fun solfege hand signs and opportunities to practice moving Sol, La, and Mi up and down the staff! With emoji pitches, I am able to introduce pitch notation on the full staff, rather than individual lines, and students grasp t

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