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Music composition resources for Montessori under $5
Introducing Music Notation to Children with Montessori "Sandpaper Music Notes"
This is a Musically Montessori Lesson Plan Activity Pack from Carolyn Lucento at Magical Movement Company.
28 pages of Activity Plans to:
1. Present a sequential music learning curriculum for young children through hands-on activities that are engaging and fun
2. Links to resources and videos that illustrate and clarify the procedures
3. Downloadable templates for creating your own Montessori-style "sandpaper music notes" and "moveable music notation cards".
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PreK - 1st
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Ocean Commotion Rhythm Manipulatives
Ocean Commotion is a technology-free, fun and interactive take on Kodaly rhythm syllables. Each note and rest value has been assigned a fun ocean-themed word with the same number of syllables and a picture to match. Young students (3-6) love the theme, as well as the ability to physically interact with the rhythms. A series of ideas to get any size group of kids up and moving while learning their rhythms is included. The transition to reading rhythms in standard notation is a breeze after teach
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PreK - 2nd
Weather Music/Instruments+Weather/Musical Game/Composition/Improviation
Hello friends, let's create some weather music! This might be your first composition!Assign sounds and instruments to different types of weather,Play a preset composition,Create your own composition,Add vocals if you like and present your weather music,Have fun!In this unit you will find the following materials:-4 Weather cards with assigned instruments + blank instrument cards-1 Weather Composition (try it out!) -1 Create your own composition worksheet-1 Page of weather cards -1 Instruction pag
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PreK - 2nd
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K-ESS3-1
Italian OPERA Study w/Style Fan Libretto Matching & Vivaldi Mini-Book
The history of opera began in Florence, Italy in 1597 with the premiere of Jacopo Peri's Dafne. In the eighteenth century Naples became the center of the opera and the Italian style influenced strongly many important foreign composers. Create an opera-style fan with some of the more prominent Italian opera composers styles. Each composer had their own style(s) that affected the compositions of their opera score, and can be visualized by the ups and downs, intensity and features of their music.
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1st - 6th
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Flower Music/Instruments/Musical Game/High and Low Sounds
Hello friends, let's create flower music! A delightful musical spring activity!Cut out and color the parts of a flower,Play high and low sounds on the instrument of your choice,Remember to use your voicePresent your flower music!Have fun!In this unit you will find the following materials:-2 pages of flower parts + instructions.How can you use this unit?1. Cut out the parts of a flower.2. Color the parts of a flower.3. Glue the flower on a piece of paper or cardboard.4. Choose one ore more instru
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PreK - 2nd
NGSS:
K-ESS3-1
Rhythm Stick Beat Builders
Rhythm stick Beat Builders not only introduces preschoolers to the fundamentals of rhythm but also cultivates a love for music, teamwork, and creativity. By incorporating both auditory and visual elements, this activity provides a holistic learning experience that caters to diverse learning styles, making it a delightful and educational addition to any preschool curriculum.X = tap0= pauseWW= rub sticks together
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PreK - 1st
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MUSIC; DINAH a song for the Kodaly Classroom
DinahNumber 11 in my series "Songs for the Kodaly Classroom" ti-ti ti-ka ti- ka d r m s patterns. As well as reinforcing the rhythm and solfa elements, I use this song to encourage solo singing. After the students know the song the teacher sings ‘”No one in the house but” students reply “Dinah, Dinah”. Then reverse the "role" having the students sing the first phrase. Then divide the students into two groups and point to which group is to sing “Dinah”. Eventually point to only one student
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1st - 4th
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Montessori Bell Support Materials
Music notation is to the bells as writing is to the moveable alphabet. Once a child is ready for follow-up work with the Montessori bells, these sheets will be useful for providing variety and solidifying concepts. What's Included:4 half sheet templates to accompany work with the Montessori bells-Bells with discs and dotted line note namesBells with blank discsBells with blank treble clef staff linesBells with blank discs and blank treble clef staff linesFull page sheets with discs and whole ste
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K - 1st
Musically Montessori: Is It High Or Is It Low? First Pitch Lesson
Montessori style music lesson activities for the Preschool environment. Magical Movement Company's printable activities are designed for children to begin to explore through a simple music notation exercise in the form of an art project!Hands-on music notation fun with "balloon music notes" to read and sing and other variations for children to create music with other art supplies. There is also a BONUS Stick Puppet making activity!
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PreK - 1st
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Music Skills Evaluation Rubric
Keep track of your students musicianship progress with this rubric. Rubric Columns: Musicianship, Theory, Class Preparation, Class Participation, Homework Completion Track by day, week, month, etc.Editable blocks are: Student name, date, all boxes are able to be checked and unchecked. Easy print or digital download for use with any online classroom.
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PreK - 12th
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Creation Soundscapes (Music Activity)
A follow up activity for after the First Great Montessori Story or Lesson!Perfect for helping your students reimagine the creation of the universe. Help expand arts education in your class with my range of easy follow up activities that encourage imagination, team work and creativity.A soundscape is a performance of sounds that create the experience of being in a particular acoustic environment. It can also refer to using found sounds in the environment such as clicking a pen, or hitting a desk,
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1st - 6th
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Also included in: Montessori Store Bundle
Music Dynamics 3 Part Cards
This is a set of cards to print out of music dynamic symbols and their words. Print on Cardstock and cut out the picture with word attached and then the picture and word by itself. Great way for children to learn the musical symbols and associated vocabulary.
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1st - 8th
Xylophone Composing Project
Composing project for all ages. This worksheet was designed to be used with a colored water xylophone, but can be used with any colored xylophone. Students color or watercolor their sheet to match the notes on the xylophone to create their own song. Can be used in private lessons, group lessons, music classes and camps.
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in: Composing Activity Sheet Bundle
Peter and the Wolf, music appreciation, montessori 3 part cards, nomenclature,
Montessori 3 part cards to go with the story of Peter and the Wolf.3 part cards - picture, label and control card - for the characters and for the instruments
Grades:
K - 2nd
Nature Music | Nature Rhythm | Nature beats | Nature Melody | Outdoor Music
Need a beautiful way to learn music using nature? A perfect lesson to take outside with your class. What's included:1. Three nature-themed rhythm and a beat sheets2. Create your own wild rhythm sheet Go on, sprinkle in a little bit of nature!Printables come in A4 and 8.5 x 11-inch versions PAGES: 4These files can be printed at home, at your local print shop, or with your favorite online printer. Colours may vary from printer to printer. I highly recommend printing the file onto thicker, recyc
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PreK - 3rd
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MUSIC: WHO's THAT TAPPING AT MY WINDOW? a song for the Kodaly Classroom
WHO'S THAT? Number 12 in my series "Songs for the Kodaly Classroom"ta ti-ti to-o d rm s patterns.When all are familiar with the song have students sit in a circle, one student kneeling head down hiding their eyes. Teacher chooses another student who will tap and knock on the back of the kneeling student. The kneeling student must then ask “Who’s that…?” The other student answers “I am …” and quietly resumes his place in the circle. The kneeling student must then identify who did the tappi
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1st - 3rd
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Music Notes & Rhythm Busy Book Binder Learning Activity Pack - Treble Bass Clef
This DIGITAL DOWNLOAD includes:~ 7 Music Notation Busy Book Binder Activity Pages*Treble Clef Notes (including how to remember the lines and spaces)*Bass Clef Notes*Piano notes C-G*Rhythm PracticeTo help guide children, place the notes over the shadowed or color coded note.Great for beginners - can easily work for toddlers and elementary school-aged students.To make it fun and accessible for toddlers and preschoolers, I've used the "Pizza" method. Many teachers use Ta/Terri/Ti-Ti, and I think th
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PreK - 3rd
Note Value Addition Clip Cards
Study of Musical Note Value using AdditionThis printable is great as supplementary studies in music and basic addition. The student reads the notes and counts the beats in Common Time (4/4), with quarter note getting one beat or count. They mark the correct answer from the choices below. Note values include:whole notesquarter noteseighth notesdotted notesnotes with stems up and stems downtie notesIncludes:Note Value Key48 Clip CardsAnswer KeyPlease rate and follow my store if you like these prin
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Not Grade Specific
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Musically Montessori: "Let's All Sing" The Continents Song
Preschool Music Activities for "The Continents Song." This is a popular Montessori song and this packet features my short version and also my long version of the song.What is in the packet:~ Write-up of the Activities ~ Links to my YouTube videos to hear the 2 versions of the song presented in this packet~ Downloadable Printable Templates:1. Visuals of the Continents Map and Music Notation2. Rhythm Pattern Cards for Movement Activities3. Rhythm "Body Percussion" /Command Cards4. "Make Your Own M
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PreK - 1st
Intro to Montessori - Chapter 10 (Music)
Welcome to Chapter 10 of ‘Intro to Montessori’ – a comprehensive study of the Montessori philosophy for those that are curious! Whether you are interested in taking your formal training at some point or are wanting to include some of Dr. Montessori’s principles in your existing preschool, homeschool or are just curious - these writings could be for you.This chapter delves into the Music area of the Montessori classroom. Follow Professor Zegers' model as she introduces one of her favorite subject
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PreK - 1st
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Also included in: Intro to Montessori Textbook Bundle
MUSIC: ROCKY MOUNTAIN a song for the Kodaly classroom
Number 7 in my series “Songs for the Kodaly Classroom” ta ti-ti introduce to-o d r m l s pattern. First song with a half note, 16 bars divided into 4 phrases, verse and chorus. Verse 2: Sunny valley, sunny valley, sunny valley low. When you’re in that sunny valley, sing it soft and slow. Chorus. Verse 3: Stormy ocean, stormy ocean, stormy ocean wide. When you’re on that deep blue sea there’s no place you can hide. Chorus. Worksheets and puzzle.SING & PLAY:- song and gam
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2nd - 4th
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Kodaly Solfege Hand Sign Cards
This pack includes cards that represent the sign language for Solfege, Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Ti, Do.
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PreK - 8th
Slides for Clefs, Tempo, Dynamics, Time Name
Colourful Keynote slides presentation to teach:Treble ClefBass ClefFortePianoAdagioAllegroCrotchetMinimDotted MinimSemibreveSlides can go hand in hand with this activity.Designed for:Online classesWorkshopsDistance learning_______________________________________________________________NEED HELP? No problem!If you need help or have questions, feel free to leave me a comment in the product Q&A section, or contact me at https://odysseyschoolofmusic.wixsite.com/home/contactWill be glad to help y
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PreK - 3rd
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Musical Note Values using Fractions
Teaching note values using fractions. There are four circles per note and depending upon where your student(s) are with music you have many exercises/activities your student(s) can accomplish. They can use the different circles to either match names of the note to the beat number, or the notes themselves. They can explore how the notes are fitting within each other. They can compose music using the different notes to see how many notes can fit within one measure (I use the blank whole note for t
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Not Grade Specific
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