Music Theory Resources for Elementary Music

This is a perfect project for upper-elementary and middle school students to demonstrate their understanding of chords, help them practice composing and notating, and work towards the final

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

The perfect resource to reinforce rhythmic skills and even assess your students understanding of rhythm. Each activity page in this reproducible workbook offers a brief review of a concept, then allows a

This is a Google Classroom music theory bundle for beginning, intermediate, and advanced students. There are three complete units, each containing four complete lessons. These Unit 4, 5, and 6 lessons cover

This is a Google Classroom music theory bundle for beginning, intermediate, and advanced students. There are three complete units, each containing four or five complete lessons including the unit test (one

This 28-page resource provides a fundamental and growing process to help students identify pitches on the treble and bass clef staves with accuracy and ease. These short, mostly one-page assessments start

This is a three-part, six-page reproducible PDF file that guides students through a group project activity that should fill up three or four 40-minute class periods. Students start by learning from an

Beat Blocks provide students with a tactile manipulative to aid in the introduction of musical concepts while including elements of discovery, exploration, and play. Musical elements such as beat,

Don't let the name scare you away! Perfect for any classroom or ensemble, Super Solfege Seven is a fun bingo-style solfege and rhythm identification/audiation game that you and your students will

Scat singing is the easiest way for kids to get started developing their jazz chops. The Freddie the Frog and the Flying Jazz Kitten storybook introduces kids to scat singing. This teacher's guide

Freddie the Frog finds adventure again when some cool jazz cats fly their plane to Treble Clef Island to pick up a new horn. With the help of the Flying Jazz Kitten and a swingin' beat, Freddie becomes a

This is a series of short exercises designed to address sight-reading skills within the limited rehearsal time that teachers face daily. The reproducible exercises are easy-to-use and will take only 3 to 5

Your students have been sent back in time to help Beethoven complete his Ninth Symphony. In this fun and inventive approach to virtual escape rooms, your students are brought right into Beethoven's home

Expand your student's knowledge of music fundamentals with this resource designed for busy music teachers on the go. 101 Music Activities is filled with fun, substantive activities to supplement

This outstanding and innovative resource teaches how to use a MIDI keyboard to write, play, and record drum grooves, bass lines, chordal parts, and melodies. This course differs from other music

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

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

This set of 96 durable 5 1/2" x 8 1/2" cards can be used in countless ways to reinforce rhythmic values, dynamic expressions, and other common music symbols. Creative instructional ideas come with the pack,

Monster Mystery Grids are coloring activities that reinforce students' knowledge and recognition of musical marks, symbols, icons, and notation. Perfect for short assessments, early finishers, centers, and

You will find that this method and its hands-on tools will revolutionize how you teach music literacy! A set of lesson plans walks you step by step through teaching with these 31 manipulative blocks

This is an interactive PowerPoint game that's great for reinforcing listening skills and instrument recognition. There are many slides, so the game can be played for five minutes or 20. Instead of having an

This innovative keyboard/circle of fifths ruler is as perfect as a perfect fifth! Clips inside the coil-bound workbooks and works as a bookmark!