Music Lessons and Activities

Solfege sticks can be used as a manipulative where students can engage with your solfege lessons. It appeals to many kinds of diverse learners. Students LOVE to "text" the solfege melody back to you after you've sung a pattern to the class! Included in...

Rhythm Wipeout is a fun, highly engaging, and challenging rhythm game. This is a COMPLETE, low-prep, print & go elementary music classroom game. This game includes: Complete instructions 2 printable dice templates (cut, fold, & glue) 3...

This is an interactive game created on powerpoint. You could play this game with your entire class on a promethean board or projector device. Guaranteed to challenge and engage your students! Are you looking for new and exciting ways to teach/assess...

Perfect for Christmas (or any other time of year)! Included in this download is a group of three mystery color-by-note pictures created within a grid. The pictures are of: Santa Claus, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, and a Snowman. Students are given a...

This game, originating in 18th century Europe, is credited to Mozart. This musical game of 'chance' is played when dice are used to create music from pre-composed musical measures. You simply roll the dice and the musical measure with the coordinating...

Perfect for Halloween (or any other time of year)! Included in this download is a group of three mystery color-by-note pictures created within a grid. The pictures are of: Jack-o-lantern, black cat, and an owl. Students are given a key of notes/colors...

Do you need a fun way to teach rhythms and note values? Playing rhythm baseball allows you to teach and assess sight-reading skills, rhythm, and note values while allowing your kids to play a highly engaging, competitive, and exciting music game! I even...

This collection of educational resources includes How to Read Music Student Workbook and How to Read Music: The Staff, Clefs, and Ledger Lines powerpoint. This collection of worksheets, lessons, and powerpoint presentations all help teach...

Do you want an engaging way to teach your students the anatomy of the guitar? Are you looking for a way to incorporate more hands-on art activities into your music room? If you answered 'yes' then this collection of 5 lessons is for you!  I love...

This is a student tested (and approved!), easy to follow, powerpoint teaching aid that will assist you in teaching your students how to play guitar! If you are looking for a classroom-tested, carefully planned guitar method... Guitar...

This interactive Power Point classroom game is an excellent review activity for learning all notes of both the treble and bass clef. Sharing the PowerPoint for self-play would allow students to play this game to practice notes independently, in music...