9162
Music
= Preview Document
= Member Document
-
Motivate your students to practice their instruments with this handy chart. Can be used with matching stickers.
-
Make this fun pretend microphone!
-
Trace the picture of the xylophone and color it.
-
Use with music incentive chart 2
-
A list of music center objectives.
-
Use with music incentive chart 2
-
[member-created with abctools] Multiple choice questions review information from the book by T. S. Eliot and the stage musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber.
-
Use this page to divide portfolio categories or for a notebook cover.
-
Lined page for writing music.
-
Have a good time with these great maracas!
-
Use this page to divide portfolio categories or for a notebook cover.
-
A list of music center objectives (UK English).
-
Follow the arrows through the guitar-shaped maze.
-
A reading comprehension about the famous German composer.
-
Track music practice by the month or the week by coloring in treble clefs.
-
Mia has been studying the piano since she was three. Learn more with this reading comprehension about a girl's devotion to her instrument.
-
Trace and cut out the drum pattern to make a great shapebook.
-
Little Kiki loves to sing!
-
clarinet, bass clarinet, oboe, English horn
-
Lined border paper with illustrations of musical notes in the corners.
-
harp, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, electric bass
-
shakere, bell lyre, tambourine
-
bongos, castanets, drum set, maracas
-
banjo, mandolin, sitar
-
violin, viola, cello, double bass
-
flute, piccolo, bassoon, contra bassoon
-
pan flute, didgeridoo, saxophone, harmonica
-
Color this drawing of a pipe organ and an electrical organ.
-
cymbals, triangle, gong, tubular bells
-
Typical country band instruments.
-
This reading comprehension explains some of the history of renaissance music, introducing and explaining key vocabulary words.
-
Cut out the shapes and arrange them into this shape of a recorder.
-
A fictional reading comprehension about the positive effects of practice and teamwork on an amateur orchestra.
-
Orchestra percussion instruments: triangle, xylophone, cymbals, gong.
-
Orchestra percussion instruments: snare drum, bass drum, tubular bells, timpani.
-
piano, synthesizer, pipe organ, electric organ
-
sousaphone (and space to draw other instruments)
-
Violin, viola, cello, double bass.
-
trumpet, trombone, French horn, tuba
-
Orchestral string instruments.
-
Easy-to-print poster version.
-
Line drawings of the orchestral woodwind family of instruments.
-
Stickers that say "I practised." (UK spelling)
-
Lined page for writing music.
-
Draw a line from the instrument to its name.
-
Draw a line from the instrument to its name.
-
Draw a line from the instrument to its name.
-
Use this page to divide your portfolio categories or for a notebook cover.
-
"Even though Amelia Bedelia can't play an instrument, she plays a big part in the school concert." Review comprehension and enhance vocabulary with this book unit, designed to be used in conjunction with Herman Parish's tale of a literal-minded housekeeper disrupting a school orchestra.
-
Students define 32 different musical instruments, find the missing letters, match the instrument to the music type, and more. 5 pages.
-
timpani, xylophone, snare drum, bass drum
-
Possibly the best contralto of all time is profiled in this reading comprehension.
-
A reading comprehension about the famous sons of the famous German composer, Johann Sebastian Bach.
-
Oh, no! The medieval music timeline has gotten mixed up! Can you sort it out? Cut out the squares and put them on the timeline in order. From the invention of the crwth (in 610) to the development of white notation (in 1425).
-
[member-created using abctools] From "accent" to "violin". These vocabulary building word strips are great for word walls.
-
This reading comprehension on why music should be taught in schools makes an excellent introduction to a unit on persuasive writing.
-
September 15-October 15 is Hispanic Heritage Month. Color the maracas.
-
Three bookmarks: MUSIC MAKES YOUR HEART SING!
-
Cut out the shapes and arrange them into this shape of a drum.
-
Cut out the shapes and arrange them into this shape of a drum.
-
A biography of the composer followed by 12 multiple choice questions, 1 short writing prompt, 5 short answer essay questions , and a creative visualization exercise.
-
Cut out the shapes and arrange them into this shape of a recorder.
-
Cut out the shapes and arrange them into this shape of a xylophone.
-
Cut out the shapes and arrange them into this shape of a xylophone.
-
Keyboards, drum set, electric bass, electric guitar.
-
Music-themed game to teach note recognition.
-
Music-themed game to teach note recognition.
-
Identify the musical instrument and move ahead to the right space on the board.
-
Identify the musical instrument and move ahead to the right space on the board.
-
Trace the picture of the drum and color it.
-
Use this Microsoft Word template, featuring musical instrument illustrations, to type in a newsletter to parents.
-
Print up the form and write in the details (Check out what we're doing, Help Wanted, Special Notes, Reminders) to make a great classroom newsletter. With colorful musical instruments.
-
Print up the form and write in the details (Check out what we're doing, Help Wanted, Special Notes, Reminders) to make a great classroom newsletter. With musical instrument outlines to color.
-
Students color twelve sections of this poster that will be assembled for display on a door. Great group project. (See direction page on the site.)
-
A biography of the famous composer, with multiple choice and open-ended questions, as well as a creative prompt for composing your own music.
-
Four bookmarks: MUSIC MAKES YOUR HEART SING!
-
A biography of the famous composer in the form of a reading comprehension activity is followed by 12 multiple choice questions, and a writing prompt about overcoming adversity, and 5 questions requiring short written responses.
-
September 15-October 15 is Hispanic Heritage Month. Color the dancers.
-
"I play the [guitar]." Page 1: Read the sentence. Match the picture to the word. Write the word. Page 2: Copy the sentence.
-
"I play the [guitar]." Page 1: Read the sentence. Match the picture to the word. Write the word. Page 2: Copy the sentence.
-
Typical marching band instruments.
-
One way to tell it is summertime is the musical stylings of the birds in the trees. Help celebrate their sounds with this reading comprehension.
-
Lined page for writing music.
-
Lined page for writing music.
-
Lined page for writing music.
-
Lined page for writing music.
-
Lined page for writing music.
-
Lined page for writing music.
-
An instruction sheet for how to draw a bass clef.
-
A practice sheet for drawing bass clefs.
-
An instruction sheet for how to draw a treble clef.
-
A practice sheet for drawing treble clefs.
-
An instruction sheet for how to draw a treble clef using just one line.
-
A practice sheet for drawing treble clefs using just one line.
-
Easy-to-print poster version.
-
Easy-to-print poster version.
-
Easy-to-print poster version.
-
Easy-to-print poster version.
-
Easy-to-print poster version.
-
First verse and refrain of this well-known New Year's song by Robert Burns.
-
Complete original version of this well-known New Year's song by Robert Burns.
-
Complete English-language version of this well-known New Year's song by Robert Burns.
-
A daily and monthly practice log in the shape of the treble clef to be coloured. (UK spelling)
-
"I go to piano lessons every Tuesday." A short realistic fiction reading comprehension about a little girl who likes to play the piano.
-
Stickers showing keyboard and saying "I practised." (UK spelling)
-
Sign b/w "Music Centre". UK spelling
-
Sign "Music Centre" UK spelling.
-
An abstract keyboard calendar header, to use with music illustrated calendar day set.
-
A set of 36 calendar day cards with patterned illustrations. Use with matching calendar header. Patterned calendar day cards can be used to help students understand sequencing and repetitive patterns of images and letters.
-
A set of 12 vocabulary cards that define and illustrate eleven musical notation terms: repeat, accent, decrescendo, crescendo, fermata, pianissimo, piano, mezzo piano, mezzo forte, forte, fortissimo.
-
Lined paper with illustrations of headphones in the corners.
Individual Membership
Group Membership
Homeschool
University Partnerships
PTA/PTOs & Parents
Gift Memberships
