Shark Attack! Dotted Half + Dotted Quarter Notes Rhythm Reading Game for Centers

You know that games are one of the best ways to get students excited about elementary music. You may also love using rhythm games during centers. But if you use the same games over and over again, students may get bored. Because of this, you need new, exciting rhythm reading games. You need Shark At

Dotted Half Notes / Dotted Minims - Beth's Notes

Intermediate Rhythm Reading - Level 1 - Dotted Quarter Notes, Eighth Notes and Quarter Notes

Dotted Half Notes / Dotted Minims - Beth's Notes

Eyes Open Level 3 Wordlist, PDF, Verb

Dotted half note game

Dotted Half Notes / Dotted Minims - Beth's Notes

SNCURCS 2015 Program Book by High Point University - Issuu

Looking for a fun and simple activity to get your students moving AND writing rhythms? This write the room activity is an active way to practice

Lunar New Year Dotted Quarter Note Write the Room for Music Rhythm Review

Help your students (while distance learning) to identify music notes and rests (i.e. quarter notes, quarter rest, single eighth note, grouped eighth

Name That Symbol 2-Notes and Rests Edition (PDF Game & Boom Digital Task Cards)

I always love to hear about other people's best lessons and games. Mine? Kaboom. This is the game that students BEG me to play. We play rhythm Kaboom

Dotted Half + Dotted Quarter Note Kaboom! Rhythm Game for Elementary Music Class Centers