Music games for the classroom

Five fun and action-filled circle games to practice rhythm, pitch, and more with your elementary music students.

Music teachers DON'T MISS these fabulous games for music class. 🎲 This blog post features several fun music class activities for the middle school music room. Your music classroom will be a favorite specials class! 🎶#education #teacherresources

My middle schoolers LOVE games. When I started teaching, I thought that middle schoolers might be too advanced for games, but I was wrong! My oldest students beg me for game days all the time. Here are some games that are great for older students! Music Trivia My students LOVE playing music trivia. I often

Coming up with engaging games for a middle school classroom can be daunting. They are at an age where they want to be independent, yet need some hand holding. They start the “I’m too cool for school” attitude and it can be intimidating at times when you introduce a new game or project - immediately the eye rolling takes over and you are stuck with questioning yourself. I’m here to tell you, I’VE BEEN THERE! MAKE SURE TO CHECK OUT MY AWESOME MUSIC GAMES THAT REQUIRE NO MATERIALS AND THE KIDS…

Winter can be a crazy time in the elementary music room. These elementary music Winter games will help get you to the finish line.

Learn how to practice rhythms with this budget-friendly and fun rhythm game in your elementary music classroom.

These fun Musical Games with ping pongs are great for music classes, they're fun, cheap and easy to set up and always very popular!

Games and musical activities are a fun and engaging way to introduce and reinforce new musical concepts and develop musical skills like listening, singing, expression, coordination, and internalizing a sense of steady beat.Today, I'm sharing a few of my favorite musical games and activities for elementary music classes, children's choirs, and elementary group classes.

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

Learning names can be a challenge for teachers. When you have a couple hundred or more every year the task is even more daunting. Even if you are a veteran at your school, there are always the youngest students and new students in each grade. These are some of the best names games for music […]

Kids love balls and I use them to teach concepts, in team building, during rehearsals and more! Here's my ten ways to use balls in the music class room.

If you've been looking for elementary music games, these are 4 of my favorite ones. Kids retain what they're learning through hands on activities.

Learn all the tips and tricks for playing the rhythm chairs game in the elementary music classroom.

Who doesn’t love music and what all it represents? And as you all already know it is said that having a musical education can help your brain to develop stronger in other educational areas as…

Lena Leon | Elementary Music Class Made Fun on Instagram: "Super fun passing music activity for your little ones! This summer I had the pleasure to work with this group of soon to be Kindergarteners, they absolutely blew my mind and I can’t wait to have them in my classroom this upcoming school year. 🎵 CD “Bean Bag Activities and Coordination Skills” by Kimbo / Available on Spotify ✅Save this for later! ✅Share - Spread the Music #elementarymusic #elementary #backtoschool #musicteacher…

One of the most important things we can do in music class to learn students’ names. Here's 5 fun name games for elementary music class.

Which free piano teaching games are the best? Which ones do you need in your teaching toolkit? These top 9 are the perfect place to start!

What's Missing? is a simple listening game that's easy to set up because all you need to play is a selection of contrasting percussion instruments.

Hannah Zimmermann on Instagram: "Tinker Tailor - Singing Game Have your heard of the song Tinker Tailor? I learned it from Kristin Vogt during my Kodaly levels, and it’s a staple in my classroom for quarter rest! But I changed the words to match a storybook (Rub a Dub Dub) I have in my classroom. Check for original lyrics and my lyrics below 😊 This game is a HOOT, and I love how it really reinforces that a quarter rest gets one whole beat! I actually have multiple games I play with this…