Kindergarten music centers

The first time I taught a group of kindergartens I was pretty excited. This age is so fun! But as the group walked in I realized the HUGE struggle it is to get Kindergarteners to do anything on their first day of school. It's the most adorable little struggle to get them to sit on the rug

In this post, you'll learn about simple but engaging centers for your lower elementary students, plus tips and printables for you to implement them in your room when you’re ready. Read all the way through so you don't miss these resources!

Like most teachers I am such a fan of dollar stores. I can shop there to organize my classroom, create new workstations and add a little flair to my bulletin boards. I'd like to share with you just a few of my favorite finds! Flyswatters My kids are always a little in awe when they see my collection of flyswatters. (This pictures shows most of my collection.) I sometimes use them as pointers when projecting things on my white board, but most often these are used for Swat the Staff or Swat…

Adding this rhythm fishing activity to your early elementary music centers is a student favorite! Bonus: Refine fine motor skills!

Here's a list of fun activities you can do with preschool and kindergarten using rhythm sticks!

Centers for Kindergarten and 1st grade music students can be daunting! Add these 5 simple centers to the rotation in your elementary music classroom.

If you're nervous to start centers, then check out this behind the scenes of how I run centers in my elementary music room!

Do you have a favorite rhythm game or activity to use in your music lessons? Rhythm is something that always needs review, so you can never have too many

Kindergarten students love using instruments! Here are 5 tried and true rhythm activities to get your little ones engaged in music class.

Want to try centers in your elementary music class but don't know where to start? This article will take you through everything you need to know!