Teaching music

Music is organized sound. I like to give students opportunities to organize sound and icons for sounds before we work with organizing notation. One of the ways I do that is to create sound songs. We take a basic grid and brainstorms sounds we can make with our bodies (APPROPRIATE sounds *giggle*) and then draw shapes and simple picture to represent them. We draw them into the grid so that they are organized and then perform them for each other. FUN! Another thing I like to do is work with…

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Free printable musical note maze activity sheet for kids. The maze and solution are available as free PDF downloads.

Description Treble clef note identification music worksheets ready to print and go! Great for distance learning and assessment of note identification for music class. TpT Digital Activity included. Students can type answers onto the music worksheets. Music assessment for students learning to identify note names on the treble staff. These are great printables and perfect to use to collect data for SLOs. Simple NO PREP assessments for elementary music teachers like me who see their classes…

Ficha de música para niños de Educación Infantil en la que tendrán que diferenciar los instrumentos musicales de otros objetos cotidianos para colorearlos. #lenguajemusical #primaria #educacionmusical #fichasmusica

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More dice? Yes more dice, I don’t think you can have too many dice if you want to teach fun piano lessons! These dice can be used for the same games as the musical alphabet dice, but here’s a few more ideas to keep you going! Improvise using the scale or chord of the note...

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The young middle school singers who arrive in my choral classroom each August are incredibly diverse. In my room, I have children whose native languages are Dari (the Persian language of Afghanistan), Mandarin, Hindi, German, Spanish, Swahili and many more. I've taught singing to children in my classroom who, believe it or not, are almost completely deaf, some who have trouble matching pitch, some who can barely articulate due to cerebral palsy, children with severe intellectual limitations…