Music Theory Resources for Elementary Music

A team of 12 all-star music educators collaborated to create this exciting resource.  Each of the ten lessons targets a specific aspect of the element of melody.  Students will learn about

This collection of lessons by veteran music educators will get your students engaged in music-making activities, targeting the element of form.  From singing games to composing variations on their

Harness your students' love of the interactive whiteboard and expand their learning opportunities with this set of ten original lessons. Activities and lessons include: competitive note-reading; iconic

Use these worksheets to get your students composing their own melodies, accompaniments, and rhythm patterns! These worksheets are designed to help guide students from lower elementary through middle and

Everything you need to run centers successfully in the kindergarten and first-grade music room! Includes how to organize and manage your classroom; what to do the first day; tracking sheets; and center

Freddie and his best friend, Eli, find themselves stranded on a nearby island. They follow the mysterious "Wahooooos" through the jungle and try to communicate with the purple elephant in charge. Will he

In this volume you will find an introductory set of Melody Flash Cards, and another (more complex) set of Rhythm Flash Cards. Lessons include: use of nursery rhymes to teach basic melodic and rhythmic

Using your interactive whiteboard just got a whole lot easier. This collection of ten interactive lessons are student tested and proven to be effective in teaching music concepts. Lessons include: beginning

A fun way to incorporate a Halloween theme into the music room while letting your kids be creative by composing a real song! This awesome composing pack allows kids of all ages to create their own

Get in on the action and build your interactive whiteboard repertoire with this engaging set of activities. Lessons include: composing with sol-mi melodies; teaching and creating ABA form; listening;

The Level A workbook provides students ages 6-10 with a solid foundation in music theory through fun and engaging lessons, sight-reading and ear training games, and practical applications. Lessons covered

Freddie awakens from hibernation to discover he is not on his beloved Treble Clef Island. Freddie's search for home leads him through Frog Land, a strange place full of bizarre creatures all pointing him to

Divide your class into small groups and rotate them through a wide range of engaging musical activities with this ultimate student-guided learning resource. The included detailed directions include a list

The Level B workbook provides students ages 6-10 with a solid foundation in music theory through fun and engaging lessons, sight-reading and ear training games, and practical applications. Concepts covered

This fun group activity is an Orff arrangement and rhythm composition for first or second grade to review quarter notes, two eighth notes, and quarter rests using adorable teddy bear two-beat rhythms. First

A bright and colorful way to introduce composing to students! Use color-coded pitch instruments and classroom instruments alone or in combination to help students create their first musical works. Use

This sequential program for K-5 students connects music literacy and online digital assessments. Musical concepts covered include: counting; moving from representative icons to standard notation; keeping

The Level C workbook provides students ages 6-10 with a solid foundation in music theory through fun and engaging lessons, sight-reading and ear training games, and practical applications. Concepts covered

This fun group activity is an Orff arrangement and rhythm composition for first or second grade to review quarter note, two eighth notes, and quarter rests using fun playground two-beat rhythms. First

"Arrr" you ready to get kids excited about composing? This awesome composing pack allows kids of all ages to create their own compositions using pirate-themed items to create different patterns.

A fun, engaging way to review musical instruments and create at the same time! When students begin to compose, starting out can be a little difficult. Giving students parameters, as this resource does,