I love bringing Children’s Literature into the music classroom, especially when it can help kids get creative! This lesson uses the book “Ten Little Fish” by Audrey Wood to teach kids about writing lyrics and singing a simple Do Re Mi melody. This is the extended version of a lesson introduced in Pitch Hill! In this lesson students will learn a song based on the words of “Ten Little Fish,” study how these words were composed, and then compose their own song based on the formula they uncovered! In addition, an extension activity is provided for those who have technology available. Students will use the app, Story Kit, to bring their compositions to life! Not a music teacher? Don’t worry! This lesson lends itself wonderfully as a poetry composition lesson! … In this resource you will receive: Detailed lesson plans for composing a song based on “Ten Little Fish.” Engaging PowerPoint to lead your students through uncovering the formula for composing the lyrics. Composition papers to guide your students writing lyrics. Differentiated versions are available. (Note: Both the Composition Papers and PowerPoint come in a “Compose a Song” and “Compose a Poem” version). Editable rubric for the Story Kit creations your students produce. … Like this product? You will also love: Composer of the Month STEPHEN SCHWARTZ (WICKED) - Lesson Plans & Bulletin Board Rainbow Ukulele - Student Packet - Ukulele Student Method Book Composer of the Month JOHN WILLIAMS - Detailed Lesson Plans and Bulletin Board … Shelley Tomich Visit my website to join the Free Resource Library! Teach music. Love life.

I love bringing Children’s Literature into the music classroom, especially when it can help kids get creative! This lesson uses the book “Manana Iguana” by Ann Whitford Paul to teach kids about solfege notes (do, re, mi, sol, and la) and experience syncopation (though we don’t discuss it as part of the lesson). This is the extended version of a lesson introduced in Pitch Hill! In this lesson, students learn a song to accompany the book using the pitches do, re, mi, fa, and sol. Students then learn a couple of fun instrument patterns and put the song with the book. The lesson is written for 2nd grade but can be easily modified for other grade levels. This is also a wonderful way to connect with your Spanish speakers in your room! … In this resource you will receive: Detailed lesson plans for the lesson based on “Manana Iguana” Engaging PowerPoint to lead your students through practicing the melody and identify solfege in the song. Differentiated worksheets to work on identifying the solfege pitches in the song, “Manana Iguana.” Rubric for Manana Iguana performance. … Note: A special thank you to Ann Whitford Paul for permission to use their character, “Iguana.” If you purchase this, make sure you grab their book! … Note: The page count does not include the 20 pages of Spanish word practice in the presentation (they are a repetitive template). … Like this product? You will also love: Rhythm Basketball Set Vol 1 - 4th and 5th Grade Lesson Plan Rhythm Practice Rainbow Ukulele - Teacher Packet - Ukulele Curriculum Lesson Plans- Presentation Ukulele Program - Rainbow Ukulele {BUNDLE} - Lessons, Presentation, Student Book … Shelley Tomich Visit my website to join the Free Resource Library! Teach music. Love life.

This is a great lesson plan for melodic composition for kindergarten or first grade. Students will learn a simple melody using three pitches in a minor key. Then students will be guided through comparing the three pitches and then create their own melody using three pitches. Note: You may have heard a different version of this song, and I want to be sure this resource meets your needs. Song lyrics by Sue Snyder. Used with permission. In this resource, pitches are notated as high, medium, and low (no absolute pitch names or solfege names are intended to be taught). In addition, this lesson makes a great review of quarter note, eighth notes, and quarter rest (ta, ti-ti, rest or ta, ta-di, rest). Versions with traditional and stick notation are included, though the lesson can be taught using only iconic notation. Assessments include stick notation, traditional notation, and iconic notation versions for differentiation. Though this composition lesson plan was written to match the pacing for kindergarten in my district, it would be appropriate for 1st grade in many districts as well. … Included in this File Detailed (yet editable) lesson plans for kindergarten. State (GA) GPS Standards, National Music Standards, and National Core Arts Standards are marked. Feel free to edit for other grade levels (this lesson would work well for first grade in many situations). PowerPoint to guide the lesson - available in stick and traditional notation. PDF version of the PowerPoint for you to import into your desired IWB (Absolutely NOT required to complete this lesson!). Images for PERSONAL use to create your own variations with provided templates. Assessment papers for students to create their own three-pitched melody. Versions with stick, standard, and iconic notation are included. Coloring pages to print on the back of assessments for your early finishers. . Please take a look at the preview and feel free to ask questions before purchasing. The lesson plans are completely editable so you may adjust them for your individual situation. Additional items you need to teach the lesson directly as written that are NOT included.* Pencils, Projector, non-pitched instruments (optional). (You do NOT need an IWB but I have provided materials for you to use if you have one). … Like this product? You will also love: Pop Play Alongs - Holidays (Sleigh Ride, Jingle Bell Rock, It’s the most…) Rainbow Ukulele - Teacher Packet - Ukulele Curriculum Lesson Plans- Presentation GPS Georgia Music Standards K-5: One Page Handy Reference … Shelley Tomich Visit my website to join the Free Resource Library! Teach music. Love life.

This is a great lesson plan for rhythm and dynamics composition for kindergarten or first grade. Students will learn a simple ostinato using quarter notes, eighth notes, and rest to accompany the book, Snowball Fight by Jimmy Fallon. Then students will explore adding dynamics to the ostinato. Finally, students will compose their own rhythm pattern complete with dynamics! Versions with traditional and stick notation are included! Though this composition lesson plan was written to match the pacing for kindergarten in my district, it would be appropriate for 1st grade in many districts as well. … Included in this File Detailed (yet editable) lesson plans for kindergarten. State (GA) GPS Standards, National Music Standards, and National Core Arts Standards are marked. Feel free to edit for other grade levels (this lesson would work well for first grade in many situations). PowerPoint to guide the lesson - available in stick and traditional notation. PDF version of the PowerPoint for you to import into your desired IWB (Absolutely NOT required to complete this lesson!). Images for PERSONAL use to create your own variations with provided templates. Assessment papers for students to create their own snowball ostinato either with pencil and paper or with cotton balls. … Please take a look at the preview and feel free to ask questions before purchasing. The lesson plans are completely editable so you may adjust them for your individual situation. Additional items you need to teach the lesson directly as written that are NOT included. Pencils, Projector, non-pitched instruments, cotton balls (optional). (You do NOT need an IWB but I have provided materials for you to use if you have one). … Like this product? You will also love: Pop Play Alongs - Holidays (Sleigh Ride, Jingle Bell Rock, It’s the most…) Back to School Music Lesson Plan! Hiccup Buttercup for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Sub Tub - Rhythm Coloring: Patriotic - Color by Note - multiple rhythm levels … Shelley Tomich Visit my website to join the Free Resource Library! Teach music. Love life.

Need a way to practice classifying instruments of the orchestra? Look no further! Cupid Competition is a super fun game your students will beg to play! This instrument family game is a great way to practice the woodwind family, brass family, string family, and percussion family of instruments! It is perfect for a Valentine’s Day music activity or just for fun! Game: Lay out or hide the instrument hearts and facts around your room. Start the included PowerPoint timer. Students will race in teams to collect and sort instruments and facts about instrument families into the correct instrument family basket before the cupid collects his or her hearts! The winner is the group that collects the most cards in the correct basket! This would be GREAT for your instrument unit or even as a super fun sub plan! … This resource includes: Instrument Cards for 49 instruments. Instrument Cards with names labeled for 49 instruments. Instrument family fact cards (6 facts for each family). All of the above in an ink saver black and white version. Cupid Competition Directions Cupid Competition PowerPoint timer. Sub Plan directions. Directions to create your own time intervals for the game. … Like this product? You will also love: Back to School Music Lesson Plan! 4th and 5th Turn the Beat Around Cup Game Music Center: Don’t Spill the Recorder! - Recorder Fingerings Music Game Music Center: Don’t Break the Rhythms! - Rhythm Game … Shelley Tomich Visit my website to join the Free Resource Library! Teach music. Love life.

Ready to start a Instrument of the Month but don’t have a plan ready? Look no further! This file is a great way to start studying the viola, a member of the string family in the orchestra. This also makes a great contrast or compliment to composer of the month! … This set includes: Lesson Plans covering mini-lessons to presented at the beginning or end of your lesson as an “Instrument of the Month” activity. Bulletin Board printables including information about the instrument, definitions appropriate to the particular instrument (i.e. Bow, Musician, Orchestra, Chamber Music, etc.). YouTube links to engaging videos highlighting pieces featuring this instrument. … This set will get you with a Lesson Plan that is ready to print and yet can still be modified to suite your needs. The instrument units focus on a different instrument each month and the lesson takes about 5-10 minutes of the lesson time. I do the lesson at the very beginning of class and focus on listening, discussing music with appropriate terminology, and connecting music to the “real world.” Each lesson comes with detailed information and links to the YouTube videos used in the lesson. In addition, you will also receive printouts for your bulletin boards with blank pages that can also be modified to suite your needs. Each lesson plan includes standards that are checked off for the GPS (Georgia Performance Standards). I have also included alternative National Music Standards Checklists and National Core Arts Standards Checklists. … Like this product? You will also love: Maypole Mania! How to build & dance (+animations), lessons plans, & more! Back to School Music Lesson Plan! 4th and 5th Turn the Beat Around Cup Game Music Center: Don’t Spill the Dynamics! - Dynamics Symbol Reading Game … Shelley Tomich Visit my website to join the Free Resource Library! Teach music. Love life.

Ready to start a Instrument of the Month but don’t have a plan ready? Look no further! This file is a great way to start studying the trombone, a member of the brass family in the orchestra. This also makes a great contrast or compliment to composer of the month! … This set includes: Lesson Plans covering mini-lessons to presented at the beginning or end of your lesson as an “Instrument of the Month” activity. Bulletin Board printables including information about the instrument, definitions appropriate to the particular instrument (i.e. mouthpiece, Musician, Orchestra, Chamber Music, etc.). YouTube links to engaging videos highlighting pieces featuring this instrument. … This set will get you with a Lesson Plan that is ready to print and yet can still be modified to suit your needs. The instrument units focus on a different instrument each month and the lesson takes about 5-10 minutes of the lesson time. I do the lesson at the very beginning of class and focus on listening, discussing music with appropriate terminology, and connecting music to the “real world.” Each lesson comes with detailed information and links to the YouTube videos used in the lesson. In addition, you will also receive printouts for your bulletin boards with blank pages that can also be modified to suite your needs. Each lesson plan includes standards that are checked off for the GPS (Georgia Performance Standards). I have also included alternative National Music Standards Checklists and National Core Arts Standards Checklists. … Like this product? You will also love: Music Center: Don’t Spill the Pitches! - Solfege Pitch Note Reading Game Music Center: Don’t Spill the MUSIC BUNDLE! Pitch, rhythm, dynamics, & more! Music Center: Don’t Break the Rhythms! - Rhythm Game … Shelley Tomich Visit my website to join the Free Resource Library! Teach music. Love life.

Ready to start a Instrument of the Month but don’t have a plan ready? Look no further! This file is a great way to start studying the bassoon, a member of the woodwind and double reed family in the orchestra. This also makes a great contrast or compliment to composer of the month! … This set includes: Lesson Plans covering mini-lessons to presented at the beginning or end of your lesson as an “Instrument of the Month” activity. Bulletin Board printables including information about the instrument, definitions appropriate to the particular instrument (i.e. Double Reed, Musician, Orchestra, Chamber Music, etc.). YouTube links to engaging videos highlighting pieces featuring this instrument. … This set will get you with a Lesson Plan that is ready to print and yet can still be modified to suite your needs. The instrument units focus on a different instrument each month and the lesson takes about 5-10 minutes of the lesson time. I do the lesson at the very beginning of class and focus on listening, discussing music with appropriate terminology, and connecting music to the “real world.” Each lesson comes with detailed information and links to the YouTube videos used in the lesson. In addition, you will also receive printouts for your bulletin boards with blank pages that can also be modified to suite your needs. Please download the preview to take a closer look at what this resource includes! Each lesson plan includes standards that are checked off for the GPS (Georgia Performance Standards). I have also included alternative National Music Standards Checklists and National Core Arts Standards Checklists. This activity would go PERFECTLY with my Mini Book: Bassoon! MORE INSTRUMENTS COMING SOON!!! … Like this product? You will also love: Music Center: Don’t Break the Pitches! - Bass Clef Pitch Note Reading Game Back to School Music Lesson Plan! 4th and 5th Turn the Beat Around Cup Game Music Center: Don’t Break the Dynamics! - Dynamics Symbol Reading Game … Shelley Tomich Visit my website to join the Free Resource Library! Teach music. Love life.

Composer of the Month is a great way to bring some music history to your students! Ready to start a Composer/Musician of the Month unit but don’t have a plan ready? Look no further! This is the perfect resource for your lessons on Irving Berlin, one of the most famous pop composers of the 20th century. He composed famous pieces such as “God Bless America,” “White Christmas,” “Happy Holidays,” “Blue Skies,” “Alexander’s Ragtime Band,” and “There’s No Business Like Show Business.” … This set includes: Lesson Plans covering mini-lessons to presented at the beginning or end of your lesson as a “Musician of the Month” activity. These mini lessons (meant to be about 10 minutes in length) are curated video links of the featured person’s music meant to serve as the foundation of discussion. No worksheets or manipulatives are included. Bulletin Board printables including information about the composer, definitions appropriate to the particular composer (i.e. Jazz, Composer, Conductor, Musician). YouTube links to engaging videos highlighting the composer’s works. … This set will get you with a Lesson Plan that is ready to print and yet can still be modified to suite your needs. The composer units focus on a different composer or musician each month and the lesson takes about 5-10 minutes of the lesson time. I do the lesson at the very beginning of class and focus on listening, discussing music with appropriate terminology, and connecting music to the “real world.” Each lesson comes with 5 mini-lessons and links to the YouTube videos used in the lesson. In addition, you will also receive printouts for your bulletin boards with blank pages that can also be modified to suite your needs. I display the current composer’s information in my room and then move his or her information to the hallway as a running list for students. Pictures of this can be found on my blog. … Like this product? You will also love: Music Center: Don’t Break the Pitches! - Alto Clef Pitch Note Reading Game Music Center: Don’t Spill the Recorder! - Recorder Fingerings Music Game Music Center: Don’t Spill the Pitches! - Treble Clef Pitch Note Reading Game … Shelley Tomich Visit my website to join the Free Resource Library! Teach music. Love life.

Ready to start a Composer/Musician of the Month but don’t have a plan ready? Look no further! This is the perfect resource for your lessons on Stephen Schwartz, composer of the famous musical, WICKED. In addition to his broadway works, he also did film music such as Enchanted! … This set includes: Lesson Plans covering mini-lessons to presented at the beginning or end of your lesson as a “Musician of the Month” activity. These mini lessons (meant to be about 10 minutes in length) are curated video links of the featured person’s music meant to serve as the foundation of discussion. No worksheets or manipulatives are included. Bulletin Board printables including information about the composer, definitions appropriate to the particular composer (i.e. Musical Theater, Concerto, Composer, Conductor, Musician). Versions using both “Theater” and “Theatre” YouTube links to engaging videos highlighting the composer’s works. … This set will get you with a Lesson Plan that is ready to print and yet can still be modified to suite your needs. The composer units focus on a different composer or musician each month and the lesson takes about 5-10 minutes of the lesson time. I do the lesson at the very beginning of class and focus on listening, discussing music with appropriate terminology, and connecting music to the “real world.” Each lesson comes with 5 mini-lessons and links to the YouTube videos used in the lesson. In addition, you will also receive printouts for your bulletin boards with blank pages that can also be modified to suite your needs. I display the current composer’s information in my room and then move his or her information to the hallway as a running list for students. Pictures of this can be found on my blog. Each lesson plan includes standards that are checked off for the GPS (Georgia Performance Standards). I have also included alternative National Music Standards Checklists and National Core Arts Standards Checklists. … Like this product? You will also love: Music Center: Don’t Break the Pitches! - Solfege Pitch Note Reading Game Music Center: Don’t Break the Pitches! - Bass Clef Pitch Note Reading Game Music Center: Don’t Spill the Pitches! - Treble Clef Pitch Note Reading Game … Shelley Tomich Visit my website to join the Free Resource Library! Teach music. Love life.

Ready to start a Composer/Musician of the Month but don’t have a plan ready? Look no further! This great is a great pack on Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein, who wrote the music for Broadway shows and movies such as “The Sound of Music,” “Oklahoma,” “Cinderella,” and other musical theater (theatre) greats. This is a great way to incorporate more music history and listening into your music lesson plans. … This set includes: Lesson Plans covering mini-lessons to presented at the beginning or end of your lesson as a “Musician of the Month” activity. These mini lessons (meant to be about 10 minutes in length) are curated video links of the featured person’s music meant to serve as the foundation of discussion. No worksheets or manipulatives are included. Bulletin Board printables including information about the composer, definitions appropriate to the particular composer (i.e. Musical Theater, Concerto, Composer, Conductor, Musician). Versions using both “Theater” and “Theatre” YouTube links to engaging videos highlighting the composer’s works. … This set will get you with a Lesson Plan that is ready to print and yet can still be modified to suite your needs. The composer units focus on a different composer or musician each month and the lesson takes about 5-10 minutes of the lesson time. I do the lesson at the very beginning of class and focus on listening, discussing music with appropriate terminology, and connecting music to the “real world.” Each lesson comes with 5 mini-lessons and links to the YouTube videos used in the lesson. In addition, you will also receive printouts for your bulletin boards with blank pages that can also be modified to suite your needs. I display the current composer’s information in my room and then move his or her information to the hallway as a running list for students. Pictures of this can be found on my blog. Each lesson plan includes standards that are checked off for the GPS (Georgia Performance Standards). I have also included alternative National Music Standards Checklists and National Core Arts Standards Checklists. … Like this product? You will also love: Rhythm Basketball Set Vol 1 - 4th and 5th Grade Lesson Plan Rhythm Practice Music Center: Don’t Break the Ukulele! - Ukulele Centers Game Music Center: Don’t Break the Pitches! - Treble Clef Pitch Note Reading Game … Shelley Tomich Visit my website to join the Free Resource Library! Teach music. Love life.

Ready to start a Composer/Musician of the Month but don’t have a plan ready? Look no further! This is the perfect resource for your lessons on Otis Redding (Georgia musician who wrote "Sittin’ On the Dock of the Bay). Otis had such an influence on R&B (rhythm and blues) music in the 1960s and your students will love learning about him! … This set includes: Lesson Plans covering mini-lessons to presented at the beginning or end of your lesson as a “Musician of the Month” activity. These mini lessons (meant to be about 10 minutes in length) are curated video links of the featured person’s music meant to serve as the foundation of discussion. No worksheets or manipulatives are included. Bulletin Board printables including information about the composer, definitions appropriate to the particular composer (i.e. Rhythm and Blues, Composer, Conductor, Musician). YouTube links to engaging videos highlighting the composer’s works. … This set will get you with a Lesson Plan that is ready to print and yet can still be modified to suite your needs. The composer units focus on a different composer or musician each month and the lesson takes about 5-10 minutes of the lesson time. I do the lesson at the very beginning of class and focus on listening, discussing music with appropriate terminology, and connecting music to the “real world.” Each lesson comes with 5 mini-lessons and links to the YouTube videos used in the lesson. In addition, you will also receive printouts for your bulletin boards with blank pages that can also be modified to suite your needs. I display the current composer’s information in my room and then move his or her information to the hallway as a running list for students. Pictures of this can be found on my blog. Each lesson plan includes standards that are checked off for the GPS (Georgia Performance Standards). I have also included alternative National Music Standards Checklists and National Core Arts Standards Checklists. … Like this product? You will also love: Back to School Music Lesson Plan! 4th and 5th Turn the Beat Around Cup Game Music Center: Don’t Break the Ukulele! - Ukulele Centers Game Music Center: Don’t Break the Pitches! - Solfege Pitch Note Reading Game … Shelley Tomich Visit my website to join the Free Resource Library! Teach music. Love life.

Ready to start a Composer/Musician of the Month but don’t have a plan ready? Look no further! This set on Gustav Holst is perfect for your composer of the month unit. It provides lesson plans to teach music history and music listening for the composer of orchestra song, “The Planets.” … This set includes: Lesson Plans covering mini-lessons to presented at the beginning or end of your lesson as a “Musician of the Month” activity. These mini lessons (meant to be about 10 minutes in length) are curated video links of the featured person’s music meant to serve as the foundation of discussion. No worksheets or manipulatives are included. Bulletin Board printables including information about the composer, definitions appropriate to the particular composer (i.e. Fanfare, Concerto, Composer, Conductor, Musician, etc.). A small write up to include on your class website for students to investigate further. YouTube and SafeShare links to engaging videos highlighting the composer’s works. … This set will get you with a Lesson Plan that is ready to print and yet can still be modified to suite your needs. The composer units focus on a different composer or musician each month and the lesson takes about 5-10 minutes of the lesson time. I do the lesson at the very beginning of class and focus on listening, discussing music with appropriate terminology, and connecting music to the “real world.” This lesson comes with 8 mini-lessons and links to the YouTube videos used in the lesson. … Like this product? You will also love: Music Center: Don’t Spill the Pitches! - Treble Clef Pitch Note Reading Game Music Center: Don’t Spill the MUSIC BUNDLE! Pitch, rhythm, dynamics, & more! Music Center: Don’t Spill the Dynamics! - Dynamics Symbol Reading Game … Shelley Tomich Visit my website to join the Free Resource Library! Teach music. Love life.

Need a great warm-up or high and low pitch practice? Look no further! This adorable set of Vocal Explorations is for you! Help all of Santa’s Elves find their path to the toys in time for Christmas! … This set contains: PowerPoint presentation with 10 slides pre-drawn for you. Follow the elves to the various toys! 10 blank slides for you to draw your own pathway! PDF of the pre-drawn and blank slides. PDF of black and white student composition worksheets, 1 per page. PDF of black and white student composition worksheets, 4 per page. … Like this product? You will also love: Music Decor - AQUA AND GRAY - Instrument Posters - Orchestra, Orff, and World! Pitch Hill: {FLIPCHART BUNDLE} - Practice Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Ti Do Solfege (So) … Shelley Tomich Visit my website to join the Free Resource Library! Teach music. Love life.

This bulletin board set is a great way for you to get to know the specialist in your building! Every year our specials team is in charge of a back-to-school bulletin board for meet the teacher so we decided on the “Top Ten Things that make us SPECIAL.” It has been a big hit! Students, teachers, and parents have enjoyed learning some little known facts about their specials teachers! This makes a great back to school specials bulletin board! … Included in this File: Top Ten Things sheets for each teacher to fill out. (These come in a variety of colors as well as in B&W). Matching frame for 4 by 6 picture and a smaller one that can be used as a name plate. Top Ten Things bulletin board header. … Like this product? You will also love: Pitch Hill: {GROWING MEGA BUNDLE} - Teaching Solfege through Storytelling! Music Decor BUNDLE - RAINBOW BRIGHTS - posters, word wall, class rules, binders! Back to School Music Lesson Plan Bundle! K-5 Lessons for the first day! … Shelley Tomich Visit my website to join the Free Resource Library! Teach music. Love life.

Are you struggling with teaching solfége or looking for a fun, new method for teaching solfége to elementary students? Then look no further! Pitch Hill is for you! This is part of the PowerPoint Bundle! NOTE: This file is included in the PITCH HILL MEGA BUNDLE In Pitch Hill, each solfège note is a character with his or her own story. For example, Do is a Boxer! He LOVES to box! He wears special head gear and boxing gloves to protect him and when we sing the note that is Do, we show our hands like boxing gloves. Do is very strong and will catch Re if she falls off the roof! (You will have to purchase to hear her story!) This PowerPoint was created to accompany the Pitch Hill method of teaching solfege. also includes a version compatible with Google Slides™ … This resource includes the following: Graphics of Do, Mi, Sol, and La: Use to introduce or review characters! The Do Song The Sol Song The Mi Song The La Song Practice identifying Do, Mi, Sol, and La with note heads. Practice identifying Do, Mi, Sol, and La using quarter note, half note, beamed eighth notes, and quarter rest. Pages use both note heads to isolate pitch and traditional notation to perform higher discrimination of pitch when rhythm is a factor. Instructions on using each page in the notes section. Blank pages and editable notes for you to create your own patterns! includes a keynote version (only for mac computers). … Like this product? You will also love: Music Center: Don’t Break the Dynamics! - Dynamics Symbol Reading Game Music Center: Don’t Break the Pitches! - Bass Clef Pitch Note Reading Game Music Center: Don’t Break the Pitches! - Solfege Pitch Note Reading Game … Shelley Tomich Visit my website to join the Free Resource Library! Teach music. Love life.

Are you struggling with teaching solfége or looking for a fun, new method for teaching solfége to elementary students? Then look no further! Pitch Hill is for you! … This is part of the PowerPoint Bundle! … NOTE: This file is included in the PITCH HILL MEGA BUNDLE … In Pitch Hill, each solfège note is a character with his or her own story. For example, Do is a Boxer! He LOVES to box! He wears special head gear and boxing gloves to protect him and when we sing the note that is Do, we show our hands like boxing gloves. Do is very strong and will catch Re if she falls off the roof! (You will have to purchase to hear her story!) This PowerPoint was created to accompany the Pitch Hill method of teaching solfege. also includes a version compatible with Google Slides™ … The resource includes the following: Graphics of Do, Re, Mi, Fa Sol, La, and Ti: Use to introduce or review characters! The Do Song The Re Song The Fa Song The Sol Song The Mi Song The La Song The Ti Song Practice identifying Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, and Ti with note heads. Practice identifying Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, and Ti using traditional notation. Pages use both note heads to isolate pitch and traditional notation to perform higher discrimination of pitch when rhythm is a factor. Instructions on using each page in the notes section. Blank pages and editable notes for you to create your own patterns! … Like this product? You will also love: Music Center: Don’t Break the Music Bundle! Pitch, rhythm, dynamics, & more! Music Center: Don’t Break the Ukulele! - Ukulele Centers Game Pitch Hill: Introduce Do {FLIPCHART} - Practice Do, Mi, Sol, La … Shelley Tomich Visit my website to join the Free Resource Library! Teach music. Love life.

Are you struggling with teaching solfége or looking for a fun, new method for teaching solfége to elementary students? Then look no further! Pitch Hill is for you! … This is part of the PowerPoint Bundle! … NOTE: This file is included in the PITCH HILL MEGA BUNDLE … In Pitch Hill, each solfège note is a character with his or her own story. For example, Do is a Boxer! He LOVES to box! He wears special head gear and boxing gloves to protect him and when we sing the note that is Do, we show our hands like boxing gloves. Do is very strong and will catch Re if she falls off the roof! (You will have to purchase to hear her story!) This PowerPoint was created to accompany the Pitch Hill method of teaching solfege. also includes a version compatible with Google Slides™ … The resource includes the following: Graphics of Do, Re, Mi, Fa Sol, La, Ti, and SD (high Do): Use to introduce or review characters! The Do Song The Re Song The Fa Song The Sol Song The Mi Song The La Song The Ti Song The SD Song (Super Do/ high Do song) Practice identifying Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Ti, and SD with note heads. Practice identifying Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Ti, and SD using traditional notation. Pages use both note heads to isolate pitch and traditional notation to perform higher discrimination of pitch when rhythm is a factor. Instructions on using each page in the notes section. Pages that shows some of the history of solfege. Blank pages and editable notes for you to create your own patterns! includes a keynote version (only for mac computers) … Like this product? You will also love: Music Center: Don’t Spill the Dynamics! - Dynamics Symbol Reading Game Rhythm Basketball Set Vol 1 - 4th and 5th Grade Lesson Plan Rhythm Practice Music Center: Don’t Break the Instruments! - Instrument Family Game … Shelley Tomich Visit my website to join the Free Resource Library! Teach music. Love life.