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Free high school vocal music assessments
Note Value and Time Signature Music Quiz, Test, or Worksheet
Quiz or worksheet to assess understanding of note values and time signatures.
The quiz/worksheet is designed to assess both rote knowledge of note value and time signature definitions AND the application of that knowledge in reading and writing music. The quiz/worksheet is also designed to be easy to grade as only the final question requires teacher concentration to grade.
The assessment quickly clarifies for the teacher any area of these two connected subjects that may need to be reinforced
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5th - 10th
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Singing Assessment Audition Rubric - Elementary Music - Back-to-School BTS
Free for a limited time! This is an easy-to-use, PDF printable rubric for assessing student singing performance. You can use this for auditions before a musical or for your portfolio or grade book.
Included are five areas to grade students, including "overall effort" to award those students who are enthusiastic but may lack in certain skills. Circle the grade for each area from 1-5.
***The rubric is explained at the bottom of the printout for ease of reference while grading, and so students'
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K - 12th
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Music Performance Rubrics
4 Point Scale Visual Rubrics are Included for:
Singing Voice Performance
Rhythm Performance
Mallet Performance
Recorder Performance
4=Exceeds Expectations
3=Meeting Expectations
2=Developing Skill
1=Having Difficulties
Descriptors of each scoring are provided for student understanding before an assessment would occur.
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K - 9th
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Choir Audition Form with Rubric
Spring and Fall is the time of year some of us want to do evaluations or individual auditions. If that's you here is a simple form to help you score a student and evaluate their voice for the Middle School age and can even be used for High School.
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6th - 12th
Label the Parts of the Staff - Label the Staff Worksheet
Assess your student's knowledge of the parts of the grand staff with this PDF worksheet. Word bank included. Answer key included.This free resource is made possible by your support. Support my store by checking out my other items!20 Scales, Keys, and Interval Worksheets15 Intermediate-Adv. Rhythm Worksheets15 Advanced Rhythm Worksheets100+ Music Clip art Images - Transparent Backgrounds!10 Music Word Searches INTERACTIVE or PRINTABLE WorksheetsLabel the Solfege Worksheets - Pentatonic, Treble,
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3rd - 12th
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Music Note Reading Game Sheet - Music Theory Class Learning Method
Music Note Reading Game Sheet - Music Theory Class Learning MethodYou'll get a PDF file, measuring 8,5 x 11 inches.Includes a music note reading worksheet. It's a unique learning method for beginner music students.It'll be a great learning activity to practice and master musical theory.It'll be a useful resource during your class that will boost your teaching efficiency!------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Thank you for stopping by
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Major Scales Made Major Easy Sampler
This forever freebie is going to make teaching Major Scales Major Easy .This sample gives you a look at the concepts covered in Major Scales Made Major Easy******************************************************************************** Check out some of my other great products for older studentsRhythm Adding CardsRecorder Method Book********************************************************************************For more details, visit my blog: Mrs. Stouffer's BlogFor information about specials
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5th - 10th
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Solfege worksheet
Here's a worksheet that can also be used as an assessment. Unscramble the solfege syllables & glue them onto the climbing boxes.
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1st - 10th
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Online Scavenger Hunt - Copyright/Fair Use Lesson
This document is an online scavenger hunt, ideal for high school or middle school students in a music classroom. This worksheet was created for a unit on copyright & fair use laws, and acts as a fun and easy way to assess student's understanding of the unit.
On the worksheet, students are asked to find examples of free music online and explain why they are legal. This scavenger hunt could be done as an individual or a group project, and may even provide you with new music resources!
The b
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6th - 12th
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Name That Tune Solfege Worksheet
Page 1: Treble Clef
Page 2: Bass Clef
Uses movable Do
One "Do" is labeled in each sample. Students can "count their way from Do" to determine the other solfege tones. Once they have labeled all of the solfege tones they can sing them out loud to determine the song.
All songs are public domain.
Answers are:
1. Hot Cross Buns
2. Oh When the Saints Go Marching In
3. Baa Baa Black Sheep
4. God Save the Queen
5. O Canada
6. Frere Jacques (Are You Sleeping?)
7. Row, Row, Row Your Boat
8. Amazing
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4th - 12th
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Sheet Music Scavenger Hunt
Use this worksheet to help students orient themselves to a new piece of music, practice their music vocabulary, or as a pre or post assessment for music theory knowledge. This useful tool can also be used with your substitute lesson plans.
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5th - 12th
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Time Signature Worksheet
A worksheet which allows students to practice their identification of the parts of a musical Time Signature.
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7th - 10th
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Vocal Range Tracker - FREEBIE
Give your choir students ownership of their own vocal development and have them keep track of their vocal range! Have them fill this out at the beginning and end of the year and compare how their voice has changed. Or, print multiple copies per page and voice them periodically throughout the year. First page is for treble voices and second is for changing/changed voices.Use this activity with my Vocal Check Product!
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5th - 12th
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Middle School Storytelling Note Name Worksheet
Worksheet Directions:
Tell a story using at least twelve “note name words” (words that can be spelled using only the musical alphabet). Write the regular words on the gray lines. Write the note name words on the staff below as note heads ONLY in either the treble or bass clef as they come up in your story. We will be reading these aloud in class!
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5th - 9th
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Concert Reflection Questions - Band, Chorus, Orchestra **Free Download
Here's 25 reflective questions to use for your next post-concert reflection. Need more reflective question, check out 15 Reflection Questions for Your End-of-the-Year Student Survey.*********************************Keywords: band, chorus, orchestra, band director, teaching band, music education, music ed, reflection, concert, performance, instrumental music, elementary music, middle school band, concert reflection, survey
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5th - 12th
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Music Symbols Quiz - Level 1
This is a good sheet to either use for a quick quiz in class or to fill out as a review and then use as a study guide. Available in 2 levels
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2nd - 10th
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Note Naming Worksheets - 3 Levels - Treble, Alto, and Bass Clefs
I place these music note worksheets in plastic sheet protectors so they can be used over and over all year. Students write the note names of each given pitch. Each worksheet has 20 Treble, Alto, and Bass Clef pitches (students choose their clef), and 3 different worksheets feature the following levels of difficulty:Level 1 - all notes are within the 5-Line StaffLevel 2 - the range expands to include 1 Ledger LineLevel 3 - the range expands to include 3 Ledger LinesThese worksheets are especially
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5th - 9th
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SONG PARODY PROJECT
This is a great group project option! It is so fun to see what your students come up with and can be used multiple times throughout the year. You can guide your students to base it on a specific theme, holiday, or whatever works best for students! This project can take around 3-5 days to complete. If you have a group that finishes faster, try having them memorize their lyrics to take it to the next level. You can even make it a competition between all the groups for the best performance!
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7th - 12th
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Missed Concert Assignment
Do you struggle to find a meaningful make-up for a band concert? Though papers aren't ideal, I tried to make an assignment that has the student demonstrate their knowledge of the performances.
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6th - 12th
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Grade Book for Use with Conversational Solfege Units 1-4
This is a self-averaging grade book for use with Dr. John Feierabend's Conversational Solfege. Conversational Solfege is a music literacy curriculum available from GIAMusic.com.This grade book allows you to assess students on all 12 steps of the Conversational Solfege curriculum as well as making quick reference to a student's musical aptitude scores on either the Intermediate Measures of Music Audiation or the Primary Measures of Music Audiation (available at GIAMusic.com or GIAMusicAssessment
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K - 12th
Music Assessment - Performance Rubric
This is the rubric I use for my general music class when they are doing graded musical performances.
My students like the simplicity of knowing that they same thing is expected week after week. And because it is not too detail focused, it is adaptable for almost any activity or musical assignment they need to perform for their class.
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Grades:
3rd - 9th
Performance Evaluation Form - Student Worksheet
This Performance Evaluation Form is a worksheet that students can use to reflect on their performance, whether that be a recent concert, community performance, or simply an in-class recording.
Reflection and evaluation are important skills for music students to hone, and this worksheet is a great tool! This worksheet can also act as a writing activity, which is becoming increasingly important in every school subject.
While this worksheet was originally created for choral students, it could b
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Grades:
4th - 12th
Chorus Solfege Sight Singing Mystery Songs
This activity can be used as a warm up, assessment or just a fun game or break during chorus rehearsals! Each letter, A-J, is a different familiar melody. Students should figure out the correct solfege for each example. The first solfege note has been given for each example. Then, try to have your chorus sight sing using solfege the example. Hopefully they can then identify the mystery song! For an extra challenge for your students, a version without the first solfege note written in is also i
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6th - 9th
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Music Bingo
These BINGO cards are great for many uses! I use them first as a melodic or rhythmic dictation exercise, where I have my students create their own BINGO cards. Then, we use them to play the game!
Included in this file are:
BINGO card with 5-line staff for melodic BINGO
Rhythmic BINGO card with blank spaces for rhythmic dictation
Music symbol BINGO card with blank spaces for students to practice drawing music symbols
Vocabulary BINGO with blank spaces for students to write either the vocabular
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K - 12th
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