Escape the Music House | Music Escape Room 1 Interactive Module - US Version
Interactive escape-room activity for practicing reading treble-clef music notation.
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Interactive escape-room activity for practicing reading treble-clef music notation.
A set of printable card decks for teaching musical instrument vocabulary and family classification through classic card games.
A published collection of whole-class music games and listening/rhythm activities for K-6 music class.
Interactive digital music-theory/aural-training activity (paired with physical bingo cards) that teaches treble-clef note reading and aural (listening) recognition, with an answer booklet.
An interactive digital game introducing students to musical instruments, their sounds, pitches, and categories, for grades 1-4 general music education.
A jazz-themed music-listening 'This or That' PowerPoint game for a music classroom, where students listen to two music options per slide and choose their preference.
Product: MUSIC ESCAPE ROOM MEGAPack! This comprehensive teaching resource will inject excitement and the spirit of teamwork into your upper elementary or lower middle school music classes. The key concepts include instruments, rhythm, and notes on the staff. Main Features Five Distinct Rooms: Comprising several engaging tasks. These…
Provide a multi-activity booklet exploring how music is made, the evolution of music through the decades, the role of music in life, and making music independently, through hands-on games and worksheets (originally designed for a group/troop setting).
Provide a collection of music-related games and small-group activities for K-6 classrooms, usable by teachers with or without formal music training
A companion activity guide for the story 'Tubby the Tuba' (by Paul Tripp), combining reading comprehension discussion, music appreciation, and early writing practice for K-2 students.
A compiled book of whole-class music games and activities intended to teach fundamental music concepts across grades K-6, usable by educators without a music background.
A musical genre 'This or That' PowerPoint game with a Trolls movie theme, where students watch/listen to sample music from two genres per slide and choose their preference.
A set of three short interactive music-and-movement activities (with accompanying audio tracks) designed to build social-emotional skills, rhythm, and gross-motor engagement through singing, movement, and freeze-dance games.
Move from Start to Finish through music-themed conversation prompts. Students discuss preferences and experiences, name instruments or genres, and try an action such as humming a song for others to guess. Use the board after introducing music vocabulary so learners have words ready for their responses.
This resource is an interactive music game for a Snowball Fight. On each slide, students will work to win the snowball fight by selecting the right music patterns.
A multi-activity vocabulary word-wall packet built around musical instrument names, combining several word-game formats in one resource.
This Horton Hears Rhythms Koosh Ball Game is perfect for your 1st and 2nd graders. This is a great game for your music students to enjoy during Read Across America Week. From slide to slide, students will practice rhythms and notes.
A picture-and-text flashcard set introducing the composer Georg Friedrich Handel, for board display, matching games, or station activities.
A music/literature lesson introducing students to jazz singer Ella Fitzgerald through a read-aloud biography and a set of interactive listening and composition activities.
A 5-activity dance and movement booklet combining crafts, guided dance instruction, and a culminating performance/video project; content and phrasing ('Brownies', 'girls') indicate it was written for a Girl Scout Brownie troop meeting context.
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A wild request from a Facebook group, here's Among Rhythm, a game where students will perform rhythm "tasks" before advancing through the game to the end. Students will play this as the "Crewmates" and view a rhythm.
Birthday Party Sing-Alongs: A Quick Introduction The Birthday Party Sing-Alongs resource is an engaging and fun-filled collection designed specifically for young learners, significantly those falling within the range of Preschool to Grade…
This Musical Instruments BINGO can help your students identify and learn the names of different musical instruments. Playing BINGO is a fun way for students to engage with the material and learn something new.