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Free Kindergarten music composition resources for Easel
Free Music Tracing Sheets for Young Musicians
This freebie contains 5 .PDF pages with easy and fun music activities for young elementary music students to help them learn music symbols, notes and rests commonly used in music. Each worksheet includes a music symbol for coloring or playing dough to build your child`s interest in music and a music term to trace.Symbol used:~ Treble clef~ Bass clef~ Sharp ~ Flat ~ Natural.You can find the full set here:Music Notes and Symbols Tracing Sheets for Young Musicians***********************************
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K - 3rd
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Also included in: Music Tracing Activities Bundle for Kids | Drawing Notes Practice
Music Notes and Rests - a matching activity - FREE Worksheet
2 simple worksheets matching music notes and rests with their correct names and values. Choose English or American terminology. Answer sheets included.If you like this resource, check out Notes and Rests Worksheets for Beginners.PLEASE LEAVE A REVIEW to earn TPT POINTS.
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K - 8th
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Fall/Thanksgiving Color by Rhythm: Ta, Titi, and Quarter Rest (also Digital)
In this printable and digital activity, students will color the pumpkin based on the shade assigned to each rhythm.
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PreK - 2nd
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Sol - Mi Sightsinging
Students will be about to sight sing the notes and read them.
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K - 1st
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Also included in: Sol - Mi Ear Training
Ta and Ti-Ti Composing
First Grade Rhythm: Ta and Ti TiStudents will be able to create their own rhythms and present them as an original work
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PreK - 1st
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Valentine's Day Music Note Puzzle: Middle C to Treble G
Practice identifying notes from middle c to treble g on the treble clef. Then, solve the secret code! This worksheet is great for beginners learning to read on the treble clef.
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PreK - 6th
Fall / Halloween Composition (Rhythm Only)
Students cut on the dotted lines and paste rhythms in the order of their choosing. I made this for K/1, but after using the lesson, I would recommend it as more of a 1/2 activity.
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K - 2nd
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