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Music composition games for SMART Notebook
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"Name That Instrument!" SB Orchestra Game - Elementary Music - Use for Sub Plan!
This is an easy-to-use SMART BOARD game for assessing how well your young and older students can recognize instruments by sight. It reinforces the four families of instruments (woodwinds, brass, strings, percussion) and the names for the individual instruments. This is a Smart Notebook file.
Features:
1. Each page has links for the correct and incorrect answers, so the game can easily be played by kids, teachers, and substitutes with little fuss;
2. Beautiful, color pictures of each instrument;
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K - 7th
WOLF TRACKER Peter and the Wolf Instrument Game - Elementary Music - Use for Sub
“Wolf Tracker” helps students review the instruments from "Peter and the Wolf and their families with a fun, board-game style game. This is a Smart Notebook Game. This game is great for a sub, too, especially with the YouTube link I have included on the second slide. Now you or your sub can click on the YouTube link, let ME do the talking, and then play the game. Your sub doesn't even need to know anything about music! Click here to watch the Wolf Tracker mini-lesson!
This game includes two typ
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K - 5th
Classical Music Movement Game - Thanksgiving - Elementary American Composers
"How Would This Turkey Walk?"
This fun, interactive game is used for Kindergarten through 2nd grade to introduce American Classical music in an accessible way for young children. It's so much fun to watch students' imaginations at work while they experience the excitement of classical music. This is a Smart Notebook file.
This game is especially useful to keep kids engaged during those two days before Thanksgiving break. With the question/answer sessions between pieces, this can be up to one 30
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PreK - 3rd
SNAP! Review game for music concepts: melody, rhythm, instruments
"Crocodile, Crocodile down by the lake. Reach right in and see what he ate!" SNAP! is a fun game for primary students. It can be used to review any musical concept. I've included 5 sets of cards (rhythm, so mi, so mi la, instruments, and a blank set). This SMART Notebook file contains directions on how to make the game, as well as slides of the Crocodile, Crocodile poem and an interactive slide for students to create a melody for the poem.Other activities you may like:Add It Music & Math gam
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1st - 3rd
Instruments Away! A Smartboard Instrument Families Sorting Review Game
Instruments Away!
The music teacher can't go home until all the instruments are put away. Can you help the teacher?
Do your students love games? Well this game makes reviewing fun and exciting for your students. Instruments Away is designed for whole class participation or may be used at computer stations in your room - and it may be used even if you don’t own a smartboard!
If you don’t have a Smartboard, simply project the game onto a whiteboard or a wall and have students use the mouse to clic
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2nd - 5th
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Faeries & Giants - Classical Form - Movement Activity - Elem Music SMARTBD
I created this story to awaken my students’ imagination and to help them learn to love classical music. This is the Smart Notebook version. I have made this a better resource by adding a variety of skin tones. CLICK HERE FOR POWERPOINT VERSION: Faeries and Giants - Classical Movement Activity for PowerPoint - Elementary Music“Faeries and Giants” by Elgar is included in the textbook “Spotlight on Music” Grade K, and is also available on YouTube. Elgar's beautiful music combined with my fun story
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PreK - 4th
Rhythm Ice Cream Truck - Easy Version - Elementary Music Game - Smart Board
“Rhythm Ice Cream Truck” is a Smart Notebook game that assesses your students’ knowledge of different rhythms. This only works using SMART Notebook software. I use this for first and second grade to help them solidify their understanding, and in 3rd as a review before I add more complicated rhythms.
Go to Meg's Music Room Facebook Page and scroll down to see my demo video!
Notes and rests included in the game are: quarter note, quarter rest, half note, half rest, and two eighth notes.
*Pleas
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K - 5th
Rhythm Taco Stand - Notes & Rests - Smart Board CINCO DE MAYO GAME
“Rhythm Taco Stand” is my new taco-themed note value game with fun sound effects! It is an interactive, Smart Notebook game that assesses student learning about rhythm basics while keeping them engaged in learning.
This game assesses all students’ understanding of the following note values:
- quarter note,
- dotted quarter note,
- half note,
- dotted half note,
- whole note,
- dotted whole note,
- eighth note (and paired eighths),
- sixteenth note (and 4 sixteenths),
- eighth rest,
-
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2nd - 8th
Lemonade - A Kodaly Song to Teach Beat and Rhythm for SMARTboard
There are SO many slides and activities/mini lessons within this 58 page product. DEFINITELY watch the preview video!!!As a prior elementary music teach with ten years of experience I am excited to be turning my activities from "back into the day" into TpT products for you to use in your classroom. I know exactly what you need to present a complete lesson, and am excited to share this product with you. Be on the lookout for many more music products in the coming weeks! This product is for SMARTb
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PreK - 2nd
Wild about Rhythm - Note/Rest Values - SmartNotebook - elementary music
“Wild about Rhythm!” is a Smart Notebook game that assesses students’ ability to read 4-beat rhythm patterns using quarter note, two eighth notes, and quarter rest. This is the Smart Notebook Version. To find the PowerPoint version, click here: Wild about Rhythm - Call and Response Game - PowerPoint Version
This game is a call and response game. See the preview for the format. You will need rhythm instruments for this game.
There are several ways to play this game:
1. Teacher plays the "Call"
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PreK - 8th
Rhythm Ice Cream Truck - Advanced Version - Elementary Music Game - Smart Board
“Rhythm Ice Cream Truck for Advanced Elementary Students” is a Smart Notebook game that assesses your students’ knowledge of different rhythms. I use this for fourth grade to help them get ready to play recorders. This would also be great for 5th and 6th graders.
Notes and rests included in the game are: quarter note and rest, half note and rest, two eighth notes, four sixteenth notes, whole note and rest, and dotted half note.
*Please note – In Level 2 bonus “What does the note/rest say?” – I
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3rd - 7th
Christmas Rhythm Lesson - Introduction to Written Rhythms - elementary music
“Introduction to Written Rhythms” is my Christmas-themed, Smart Notebook LESSON that introduces your young students to two eighth notes, a quarter note, and a quarter rest. I use this with kindergarten, but you can use it with surrounding grades, as well. I do not label the notes with their names or a system of counting, so you can easily make this your own. For this lesson, I only use the stems of each note (no note heads). I can leave this for a sub that has music experience. This is similar
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PreK - 1st
Lemonade - (A Steady Beat, Long vs. Short, Song/Game) - SMNTBK Ed.
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.
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K - 2nd
Winter Orchestra Game "Name That Instrument" Elementary Music - Great for Sub!
This is an easy-to-use, winter themed game for assessing how well your young and older students can recognize instruments by sight. It reinforces the four families of instruments (woodwinds, brass, strings, percussion) and the names for the individual instruments. This is a Smart Notebook file.
*There is another version of this game without the winter theme. You can click the following link to go to that product: Name That Instrument Orchestra Game - Original Smart Notebook Version
My kids lo
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K - 7th
Pass The Pumpkin - A Fun Halloween Rhyme & Game-SMARTBOARD/NOTEBOOK EDITION
NEWLY REVISED WITH UPDATED GRAPHICS! - FALL 2014
This SMART NOTEBOOK lesson is appropriate for elementary music students in grades Kindergarten, 1st, and 2nd grades. Students will be required to keep a steady beat, rhythmically dictate the notation to the rhyme, as well as perform the steady beat in a circle passing game. Game directions and helpful teacher hints are included in this file.
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K - 2nd
Dino, Dino, What Do You Hear? Level 1: Ta, Ti-Ti, Z Game-SMARTBOARD/NOTEBOOK
This adorable listening identification game quizzes students' knowledge on their understanding of various rhythm patterns that include rhythms ta (quarter note), ti-ti (paired eighths), and Z or ta rest (quarter rest). Students will hear a rhythm pattern being played and the student(s) have to identify the correct pattern in order to move on to the next one. Pages are interactively linked so that if the incorrect answer is chosen, they must listen again. If the correct answer is selected, they m
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K - 3rd
Line Or Space Note Smart Board Game--
Your 2nd-5th graders will love this quick and easy smart board game!
There are two levels of this fun, technology-filled game! On the first board, drag the red circle and place on a line or in a space on the grand staff.
On the second, the grand staff is filled with red circles on all the lines and spaces. For this screen, there is a moveable blue dot that you will cover one of the red circles.
Have students guess if it is on a line or in a space. Once they get the hang of it, split into te
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2nd - 6th
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Pilgrim, Pilgrim, What Do You Hear? Level 1: Ta, Ti-Ti, Z Game (SMNTBK Ed.)
Are you looking for something to spice up your lessons this holiday season?!?! Look no further. This lesson is just what you need! This adorable listening identification game quizzes students' knowledge on their understanding of various rhythm patterns that include rhythms ta (quarter note), ti-ti (paired eighths), and Z or ta rest (quarter rest). Students will hear a rhythm pattern being played and the student(s) have to identify the correct pattern in order to move on to the next one. Pages
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K - 4th
Pot O' Gold - St. Patrick's Day Instrument I.D. Music Game - Elementary Music
“Pot O' Gold” helps students review the instruments of the orchestra and instrument families with a fun, St. Patrick's Day theme. This is a Smart Notebook Game. Great for a sub, too!
This game includes two types of questions: 1. write the name of the pictured instrument (printable word bank included in Word format if you want to make it easier); 2. multiple choice naming the family of the pictured instrument.
Students must name instruments and orchestra families to win their "Pot O' Gold." Se
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K - 5th
Sounds O' Plenty! - A Sounds Per Beat Game/Activity-SMARTBOARD/NOTEBOOK ED.
In this fun, engaging St. Patrick's Day themed Smart Notebook lesson, elementary music students in Kindergarten and 1st grade will begin the process of aurally identifying how many sounds/syllables are found within word(s) and phrases that pertain to this fun holiday. Students will sort pictures into various categories based upon how many sounds/syllables these word(s) and phrases contain. The pictures/icons used in this lesson are enhanced with the infinite cloning feature. Identifying patterns
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PreK - 1st
Turkey/Thanksgiving - Introduction to Written Rhythms - Kindergarten Lesson
“Introduction to Written Rhythms” is my turkey-themed, Smart Notebook LESSON that introduces your young students to two eighth notes, a quarter note, and a quarter rest. I use this with kindergarten, but you can use it with surrounding grades, as well. I do not label them with their names or a system of counting, so you can easily make this your own. For this lesson, I only use the stems of each note (no note heads). I can leave this for a sub that has music experience.
Included in this lesson
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PreK - 1st
SPACE NOTES - Reading & Playing Treble Clef - Piano/Mallets - Elementary Music
THIS IS A SMART NOTEBOOK RESOURCE. Make sure you have the software "Smart Notebook" before purchasing.This is a short lesson on pitch names for the space notes on the treble clef music staff. After students learn the space note names, they quickly transfer that knowledge to playing the notes on keyboard instruments. The game has two options: piano or mallet percussion. There are five levels of play plus a bonus level, which includes one page of improvisation and composition (that gets us to the
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K - 6th
Are You My Valentine? - A Sounds Per Beat Game/Activity-SMARTBOARD/NOTEBOOK
In this fun, engaging Valentine's themed Smart Notebook lesson, elementary music students in Kindergarten and 1st grade will begin the process of aurally identifying how many sounds/syllables are found within word(s) and phrases that pertain to the Valentine holiday. Students will sort pictures into various categories based upon how many sounds/syllables these word(s) and phrases contain. The pictures/icons used in this lesson are enhanced with the infinite cloning feature. Identifying patterns
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PreK - 1st
Easy Rhythm Game - "Whoo's Got Rhythm" - Quarter Note Quarter Rest 2 Eighths
This Smart Notebook game, which includes sound files, easily assesses how well your students recognize rhythms by sight and sound. Each page (12 questions in all) has a drum recording of a rhythm along with two written rhythms. Students have to match the recording to the written rhythm. Play this as a game or use it as a quiz. Click on your choice and it fades away to reveal the answer.
"Whoo's Got Rhythm" Level 1 is great for students who are just learning to count and perform quarter notes, 2
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Grades:
K - 4th
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