Music Theory Resources for Elementary Music

Perfect as a review activity, a class reward, or as part of a sub plan, this interactive Jeopardy game is the perfect way to practice bass clef identification! Simply choose a category, answer the question,

Perfect as a review activity, a class reward, or as part of a sub plan, this interactive Jeopardy game is the perfect way to practice treble clef identification! Simply choose a category, answer the

Perfect for reinforcing concepts, a class reward, or when there is a sub, this digital resource bundle is a fun, interactive way to listen to and identify four-beat rhythms, melodies, and musical

Perfect as a supplemental activity, part of a sub plan, or as a classroom reward, this bingo game is a fun, interactive way to aurally and visually identify melodic patterns using sol and mi. This digital

Perfect as a supplemental activity, part of a sub plan, or as a classroom reward, this bingo game is a fun, interactive way to aurally and visually identify rhythm patterns comprising beamed eighth notes,

Engage your students in music making with this digital unit that can be used on its own or as a supplement to your current curriculum. Focus on note reading and writing for all notes on the treble staff and

Your students will have fun while practicing how to read and sculpt 20 notes, rests, and music symbols with this fun set of printable Play-Doh mats! This set includes a quarter note, beamed eighth notes,

Perfect as a supplemental activity, part of a sub plan, or a classroom reward, this bingo game is a fun, interactive way to aurally and visually identify melodic patterns including la, sol, and mi. Included

Perfect for pre-K through first grade, your students will love playing this digital interactive listening game that compares fast and slow tempos. Each listening example features real recordings of

This interactive assessment is a great way for elementary students to read and listen to rhythms with quarter-, eighth-, and beamed sixteenth-note patterns. The game is self-checking, with animations and

Students will compare and contrast high and low sounds with this digital listening game, perfect for preschool, kindergarten, and first-grade music classes. Simply tap the instrument icon, listen to the

Step into a virtual pizza shop in Italy where your students will listen and learn the concepts of forte and piano. Each listening example features real recordings of orchestra instruments embedded right

Set in an adorable wintery landscape, this game is a fun way to practice reading four-beat patterns comprising quarter and beamed-eighth notes. Simply click on the play button, listen to the rhythm example,

Perfect for all beginning note readers, this interactive PDF includes an animated mini-lesson and 25 interactive slides to test your students' knowledge of bass clef lines. If the correct answer is chosen,

Perfect for all beginning note readers, this interactive PDF includes an animated mini-lesson and 25 interactive slides to test your students' knowledge of bass clef lines and spaces. If the correct answer

Perfect for all beginning note readers, this interactive PDF includes an animated mini-lesson and 25 interactive slides to test your students' knowledge of bass clef space notes. If the correct answer is

Perfect for all beginning note readers, this interactive PDF includes an animated mini-lesson and 25 interactive slides to test your students' knowledge of line versus space notes. If the correct answer is

Perfect for all beginning note readers, this interactive PDF includes an animated mini-lesson and 25 interactive slides to test your students' knowledge of steps versus skips. If the correct answer is

Perfect for all beginning note readers, this interactive PDF includes an animated mini-lesson and 25 interactive slides to test your students' knowledge of treble clef line notes. If the correct answer is

Perfect for all beginning note readers, this interactive PDF includes an animated mini-lesson and 25 interactive slides to test your students' knowledge of treble clef line and space notes. If the correct

Set in an adorable wintery landscape, this game is a fun way to practice reading four-beat patterns comprising quarter, beamed eighth, and half notes. Simply click on the play button, listen to the rhythm

Set in an adorable wintery landscape, this game is a fun way to practice reading four-beat patterns comprising quarter notes, quarter rests, and beamed-eighth notes. Simply click on the play button, listen

Perfect as a supplemental activity, part of a sub plan, or as a classroom reward, this bingo game is a fun, interactive way to aurally and visually identify rhythm patterns comprised of beamed 8th notes and

Perfect for all beginning note readers, this interactive PDF includes an animated mini-lesson and 25 interactive slides to test your students' knowledge of treble clef space notes. If the correct answer is