Middle school choir games

Get some help with the difficult older students by using these 10 music activities for middle school with your students right away. [DETAILS]

It's a rainy evening and the 1st graders in your children's choir are extra wiggly. You need a quick change-of-pace to keep their attention and get through rehearsal. Been there? I think we all have. There are lots of games you could play, but I like choosing games and activi

Sing or Dare: The Ultimate Choir Game for Middle and High School Students and a fun twist on the classic game, "Truth or Dare". Are you looking for an engaging brain break, a fun Friday activity, or a post-concert game to energize your choir? "Sing or Dare" is the perfect interactive game for your middle and high school choir students! Two versions are included with this product: PDF Slideshow: Enjoy 25 rounds of Sing or Dare in a ready-to-use slideshow format. Printable Cards: Get 64 Sing…

Unlock the fun in your middle & high school choirs with 'Choir Fun 101'! 🎶 Discover the top 10 reasons why music games are a must for your students. From building teamwork to enhancing vocal skills, this blog post by Savvy Ellie Music has the key to making choir exciting and engaging. 🌟 Check out the blog for a harmonious blend of creativity and education! #ChoirFun #MusicEducation #SavvyEllieMusic #Choir #Chorus #MusicTeacher #Chorusteacher #Choirteacher #Choirdirector

Rhythm is a vital component of music. A strong rhythmic foundation is arguably the most important facet of music. Without a rhythmic framework in place, music lacks structure and a solid foundation. With my piano students, I often start with rhythm when learning a new piece. We tap and count out lou

SINGO - This ice breaker game for our middle school choir was inspired by a pin from Christinia Huang. Each girl got a game card and walked around and tried to find girls who would complete the task. (We had several versions with different tasks/songs.) I printed them on 100 lb card stock so they wouldn't need clipboards.

Singing games are a great way to teach musical concepts, incorporate movement, and give children an opportunity to sing alone and with others. They're perfect as gathering activities, ice-breakers, or a quick change-of-pace in the middle of rehearsal. A few months ago, I shared seven fun

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Looking for a fun way to teach crescendos and decrescendos? The Monkey Game is the most requested game in my elementary music room-- and will be yours too!

The pencils are sharpened, your classroom is clean and the bell rings…gulp…here they come! My feelings on the first week of school are conflicted. On one hand, it’s one of the most important weeks. Explaining and practicing the class procedures and expectations sets the tone for the rest of the school year. Success is vital. On the other hand, I’m so excited to start teaching my historical content that waiting until all the expectations are explained requires a lot of patience! Every teacher…