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- This kit includes materials for 10 workstations. You will
need 10 file folders, a printer, scissors (or paper cutter) and
adhesive to assemble this kit. Complete directions are
included. This kit is designed for students in 3rd-5th
grades but could be adapted for use with older students. The files
are all presented as PDFs and come in one large zipped file.
A small portion of this kit is pictured above. Pictures of
this station being used in my classroom can be found
here.
- Workstations included:
- Definitions-Folder
activity that allows students to learn the meaning of some
of the more difficult words in the "Star Spangled Banner"
- Francis Scott Key-Includes
a short biography.
- Phrases-Can
you fill in the blanks to these phrases from the "Star
Spangled Banner"?
- Poetry-Our
national anthem was written first as a poem. At this
workstation students get to create their own patriotic
poem. Worksheet included.
- Sing in the Blanks-Using
a copy of the lyrics to the "Star Spangled Banner" with
some missing words, students will sing in the blanks as
they work on memorizing the song.
- Star Spangled Treble Clef-Students
use their knowledge of the names of the treble clef lines
and spaces to decipher phrases from the "Star Spangled
Banner". Worksheet included.
- Sticky Note Singing-Using
copies of the song, students cover some of the lyrics with
sticky notes and the sing through the lyrics.
- Word Find-Student
try to find words from the song at this workstation.
Worksheet included.
- Write On-On
your mark! Get set! Sing! Students race
to see who can copy the lyrics down first.
- Story-At
this station, students read the story of the "Star
Spangled Banner" and answer questions.
- $14.99
Christmas Centers Kit

This kit includes materials for 7 workstations.
Suggestions are included for several more stations as
well. The target age group is 3rd through 5th grades
although adaptions can be made for both younger and older
students. Stations included:
Picture and Rhythm
Match-Up This SmartNotebook file
challenges students to match the number of syllables in a
picture to the note(s) that make the same number of
sounds. Do You Hear
What I Hear? This listening sheet is
designed to be used in a listening center. Choose
any holiday music you wish for this activity. This
is a great station to add music for Hanukkah and Kwanzaa.
Snow Your Notes Card
Game Similar to "Go Fish" this card game
encourages reading treble clef pitches.
Frozen Instrument
Families Students find instrument names in
a puzzle (which reinforces the correct spelling) and then
group them (or bundle them up!) by families.
Trim the Tree
Identifying pitch names by coloring a
Christmas tree is a fun way to reinforce this basic skill.
Christmas Counts
This worksheet requires students to draw notes that match
the syllables in holiday pictures and then create their
own patterns. Snowman
Dance Use pictures of dancing snowmen,
students are challenged to choregraph an original dance.
You pick the music that you want them to work with and let
their imaginations do the rest. Instructions for
teachers and suggestions for each workstation are included. All
files are PDF (except the SmartNotebook file) and are zipped for
delivery.
$9.99

Performance Evaluation Set

This set contains three worksheets. One is designed for
Kindergarteners-1st grades, another for 2nd-4th and the last for
4th grade and up. Use these after performances for student
self-evaluation.
$1.99
New!
Listening Glyphs

A glyph is a pictorial representation of data. These clever
worksheets ask students to color each object based on what they
hear. The glyphs are so versatile that they can work with
virtually any listening piece! Some of the concepts covered:
loud/soft, fast/slow, steady beat/no steady beat, lullaby, march,
smooth/separated, mood and more! Included in the kit are 7
glyphs: butterfly, penguin, house, Christmas tree, snowman,
pizza and gingerbread man. Also included are suggestions for
using the glyphs and a few ideas for listening examples.
This kit contains PDF files. Click here to sample the
Gingerbread Glyph.
$7.99

Listening Kit

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This kit contains 5 different worksheets to facilitate
a focused listening experience in your classroom.
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Listen Up!-Grades 3 through High
School. This worksheet ask for detailed descriptions
of the elements of music with opened ended and multiple
choice questions.
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Dynamics Listening Sheet-An easy to
use worksheet that allows students to circle the dynamic
symbol they hear in a musical example that you play or
perform.
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Puzzle Listening Sheet-This worksheet
contains 6 sections that allow for open ended student
responses to musical examples. Students will write
about melody, dynamics, mood, tempo, rhythm and tone
color. A guide with detailed questions is also
included for this worksheet.
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What Do You Hear? This worksheet is
picture based and was designed for use with K-1. It
could easily be used with Preschool or 2nd grade.
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Primary Listening Journal-This
worksheet was designed for the young listener who is
learning to read. It contains two open ended
questions where students may write a word or two. It
also contains 3 questions with multiple choice options
like "slow or fast".
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A guide with suggestions for use is included.
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$3.99
Primary Writing Prompts Kit

Teachers everywhere are being encouraged to get their kids to
write more. This writing kit contains 10 print and pass out
writing prompts for your youngest students. Each prompt is
presented on handwriting lines using an easy to read font.
Students are required to write a few words or a couple of
sentences. This makes the kit versatile enough to use with
grades K-2. Each worksheet contains a space for students to draw
their response as well. When used in my classroom I
scheduled about 10 minutes for this activity. For longer
activities we would write our response one day (5-7 minutes) and
then draw our pictures during our next class time (another 5-7
minutes). Click
HERE for a
sample. This kit is presented as PDF files.
$5.99
Composer Writing Prompts
Kit

Each writing prompt in this kit uses information about a famous
composer. Students are asked to relate to composers'
experiences, imagine new musical possibilities and write about
personal experiences. Each of the ten prompts are included
on a separate sheet and are ready for you to print and pass out to
your classes. Click
HERE
for a sample.
This kit is presented as PDF files.
$5.99 
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