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Instrumental music centers for Microsoft PowerPoint
Back To School Rhythms & Composition
Use back-to-school phrases to get your students reading rhythms and creating rhythm compositions on the first day of school! This resource has many uses for creative music teachers! Perfect for your back to school music lesson! #musiccrewrhythm #BTSmusiccrewUse common back-to-school phrases as the "hook" to engage students in rhythm reading. Rhythms include quarter notes, paired eighth notes, 4-sixteenth notes, and quarter rest.What's IncludedPowerPoint SHOW for the display of the phrases &
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3rd - 5th
Song Maker CHROME MUSIC LAB | Sub Music Task Cards | Guess the Song
Song Maker Chrome Music Lab | Sub Music LessonsThis easy printable includes 16 task slides where you copy the given colored patterns into songmaker to "Guess the Mystery Song"This Chrome Music Lab Mystery Song project is great for music students of all ages. Every student will enjoy creating a composition using Chrome Lab Song Maker or discovering mystery songs from the provided task cards. Perfect for sub plans if students have access to an ipad, chromebook or laptop.Each task card includes...C
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
So and Mi Songs for Boomwhackers
This is a collection of so and mi songs for boomwhackers. Use this for whole group instruction, small groups, or centers. Students can work together to perform so and mi patterns on boomwhackers. Great for the Kodaly inspired classroom! Songs include “Doggie Doggie,” “Cobbler, Cobbler,” “Saw Away,” and “Hey, Hey.”
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K - 3rd
Note Reading Game For Spaces on Treble Clef FACE
*Make sure you use the arrows in the presentation, not on your keyboard! I made this game to help my students practice their spaces on the treble clef. I have seen lots of note reading games, but not many that focused on the spaces.
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iReady Lesson 25 Number Talk
12 weekly math problems that correlate with the lesson for the week! Have students "pass the pen" to explain their thinking. Various problems and solutions included!
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1st
Also included in: First Grade iReady Number Talks {Lessons 1 - 33!}
Intro to Rhythm (Slides, 1:1 Tech, and Centers!)
I love to start out my rhythm unit with some fun activities! Using Google slides, there are activities to present, work on as a class, have students use with their 1:1 tech, and also to work in groups in centers.First, we delve into the origins of rhythm and what beat and rhythm mean. We try to keep the beat as it gets faster so students can see it does change speeds! (Slides 2, 4, 5)Second, I show different ways music can be represented, using symbols or other ways (Slides 6, 7 video)Third, (Sl
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Not Grade Specific
FUN Music Four Corners GAME!! 3rd-5th, PPT, Class Game Day, Centers, Sub & More!
My students have always LOVED this game--they especially like the randomized instrument spinner! So FUN and keeps things interesting during game play! This file is a PPT and everything is included so you can just Display and PLAY. Or you can Print and GO for Centers, Group Work or a Sub day! There are three ways to play, all directions included. It is a quick and fun way to learn and review which instrument belongs in which family!What is included: PowerPoint slide with an interactive Randomize
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3rd - 5th
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WILD Composers Card Game - PPT Edition
Students will have a WILD time playing this engaging and educational game of identifying various musical composers. Much like the ever popular family favorite game UNO, students compete to be the first person to get rid of all of their cards in their hands and to earn the most points at the end of the game. Game directions and playing cards are included in this purchase. Game is recommended for grade levels 2nd grade and up. Number of players can be anywhere from 2-6. This game is perfect for c
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2nd - 8th
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WILD Orchestra Instrument Card Game - PPT Edition
Students will have a WILD time playing this engaging and educational instruments of the orchestra identification game. Much like the ever popular family favorite game UNO, students compete to be the first person to get rid of all of their cards in their hands and to earn the most points at the end of the game. Game directions and playing cards are included in this purchase. Game is recommended for grade levels 2nd grade and up. Number of players can be anywhere from 2-6. This game is perfec
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1st - 8th
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Rock Paper Scissors Composition Challenge (Level 1)
Looking for a fun and engaging way for students to work on their rhythm-writing and composition skills mixed with a little friendly competition? Try a Rock Paper Scissors Composition Challenge!This activity can be used as a stand-along activity in any music class, a great addition to your centers rotations, or even a sub activity (once you've played it before)Students play multiple rounds of rock-paper-scissors. Whoever wins the round can fill in a box with the rhythm value of their choice OR
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K - 2nd
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iReady Lesson 20A Number Talk
12 weekly math problems that correlate with the lesson for the week! Have students "pass the pen" to explain their thinking. Various problems and solutions included!
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1st
Also included in: First Grade iReady Number Talks {Lessons 1 - 33!}
Rhythm Tic-Tac-Toe | FREEBIE | Level One | EASY RHYTHM
This fun and exciting game is a great tool to reinforce easy rhythm patterns by playing a game that students all know and love - TIC TAC TOE! This resource comes with 8 different tic tac toe rhythm cards which can be printed and laminated to reuse with multiple classes. Students can clap the level one rhythm patterns or use percussion instruments to demonstrate their understanding. This tic tac toe game can also be used for a sub tub, music center, or informal assessment with your students!Level
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1st - 4th
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K-2-ETS1-1
Dynamics: Term Puzzles
This is a free resource to help students learn the term/symbol/definition of dynamics. I have played with my students as a class where each student has one piece and is looking for their two other partners and I have played where students have a bag of all 18 pieces and have to solve the 6 puzzles. ***I notice that the thumbnails make the formatting look uncentered. However, if you download and open the powerpoint the formatting should be clean and centered.***
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Not Grade Specific
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