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Other (performing arts) games for SMART Notebook and for homeschool
Dino, Dino, What Do You Hear? Level 1: Ta, Ti-Ti, Z Game-SMARTBOARD/NOTEBOOK
This adorable listening identification game quizzes students' knowledge on their understanding of various rhythm patterns that include rhythms ta (quarter note), ti-ti (paired eighths), and Z or ta rest (quarter rest). Students will hear a rhythm pattern being played and the student(s) have to identify the correct pattern in order to move on to the next one. Pages are interactively linked so that if the incorrect answer is chosen, they must listen again. If the correct answer is selected, they m
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K - 3rd
Pilgrim, Pilgrim, What Do You Hear? Level 1: Ta, Ti-Ti, Z Game (SMNTBK Ed.)
Are you looking for something to spice up your lessons this holiday season?!?! Look no further. This lesson is just what you need! This adorable listening identification game quizzes students' knowledge on their understanding of various rhythm patterns that include rhythms ta (quarter note), ti-ti (paired eighths), and Z or ta rest (quarter rest). Students will hear a rhythm pattern being played and the student(s) have to identify the correct pattern in order to move on to the next one. Pages
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K - 4th
Sounds O' Plenty! - A Sounds Per Beat Game/Activity-SMARTBOARD/NOTEBOOK ED.
In this fun, engaging St. Patrick's Day themed Smart Notebook lesson, elementary music students in Kindergarten and 1st grade will begin the process of aurally identifying how many sounds/syllables are found within word(s) and phrases that pertain to this fun holiday. Students will sort pictures into various categories based upon how many sounds/syllables these word(s) and phrases contain. The pictures/icons used in this lesson are enhanced with the infinite cloning feature. Identifying patterns
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PreK - 1st
Are You My Valentine? - A Sounds Per Beat Game/Activity-SMARTBOARD/NOTEBOOK
In this fun, engaging Valentine's themed Smart Notebook lesson, elementary music students in Kindergarten and 1st grade will begin the process of aurally identifying how many sounds/syllables are found within word(s) and phrases that pertain to the Valentine holiday. Students will sort pictures into various categories based upon how many sounds/syllables these word(s) and phrases contain. The pictures/icons used in this lesson are enhanced with the infinite cloning feature. Identifying patterns
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PreK - 1st
Leprechaun, Leprechaun What Do You Hear? Ta, Ti-Ti, Z Game - SMARTBOARD/NOTEBOOK
This adorable listening identification game quizzes students' knowledge on their understanding of various rhythm patterns that include rhythms ta (quarter note), ti-ti (paired eighths), and Z or ta rest (quarter rest). The students will hear a rhythm pattern being played and will have to identify the correct pattern in order to move on to the next one. Pages are interactively linked so that if the incorrect answer is chosen, they must listen again. If the correct answer is selected, they move to
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1st - 3rd
Dino, Dino, What Do You Hear? Level 2: Ta, Ti-Ti, Z, Ta-a Game-SMARTBOARD/NTBK
This adorable listening identification game quizzes students' knowledge on their understanding of various rhythm patterns that include rhythms ta (quarter note), ti-ti (paired eighths), ta-a (half note) and Z or ta rest (quarter rest). Students will hear a rhythm pattern being played and the student(s) have to identify the correct pattern in order to move on to the next one. Pages are interactively linked so that if the incorrect answer is chosen, they must listen again. If the correct answer is
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K - 4th
Groundhog, Groundhog, What Do You Hear? (Set 2) Ta, Ti-Ti, Z - SMRTBD/NTBK ED.
If you liked the first rhythm set 1 in this series, you'll love this one just as much. This adorable listening identification game is an extension of rhythm set 1 and quizzes students' knowledge on their understanding of various rhythm patterns that include rhythms ta (quarter note), ti-ti (paired eighths), and Z or ta rest (quarter rest). Mr. Groundhog hears a rhythm pattern being played and the student(s) have to identify the correct pattern in order to move on to the next one. Pages are inte
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K - 3rd
Instrument Family Treasure Box Game
Students are eager to play this engaging SMART Board game! This SMART Notebook file has four slides, one for each instrument family - brass, woodwinds, strings, and percussion.To play, a student will click and drag an instrument picture, from the indicated instrument family, into the treasure box at the bottom of the screen.If the student answer is correct, the instrument will stay in the treasure box. If the student answer is incorrect, the instrument picture will "jump" out of the treasure b
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PreK - 8th, Adult Education
Fall Is Here - Preparing/Presenting Sol & Mi - SMARTBOARD/NOTEBOOK EDITION
This adorable, original fall song in SMART NOTEBOOK format is perfect for your young elementary music students for preparing and presenting the new concept of Sol and Mi. Activities in this interactive lesson are as follows:
1. A picture icon heartbeat tapping chart.
2. A rhythm notation/dictation activity.
3. Reading rhythmic and melodic icons in high and low sequence patterns in preparation for reading real notation on the staff.
4. Reading melodic notation on the staff using picture ic
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1st - 3rd
Groundhog, Groundhog, What Do You Hear? (Set 3) Ta, Ti-Ti, Z, Ta-a-SMRTBD/NTBK
If you liked the first and second rhythm sets 1 & 2 in this series, you'll love this 3rd set just as much. This adorable listening identification game is the 3rd in this series/set and quizzes students' knowledge on their understanding of various rhythm patterns that include rhythms using ta (quarter note), ti-ti (paired eighths), Z or ta rest (quarter rest) and now the addition of ta-a (half note). Mr. Groundhog hears a rhythm pattern being played and the student(s) have to identify the cor
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K - 4th
The Holiday-Song About Time Off From School (Winter Edition)-SMRTBD/NOTEBOOK ED.
This Old English Singing Game Song, appropriate for elementary music students in grades 1st - 4th, is the perfect addition to your winter repertoire as it gets your kids moving and brainstorming about what they would do if they had time off from school, perhaps due to an unexpected snow day or winter vacation. This edition of this lesson is in SMART NOTEBOOK FORMAT so be sure you have the appropriate software to use this type of file. Activities in this lesson include adorable and bright graph
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1st - 4th
Rhythm Wars: In the Beginning Notebook Edition
Rhythm Wars: In the Beginning is the epilogue for a high tech counting game that spans sixteen chapters allowing students an up close and personal look at counting rhythms. A great assistant for visually impaired students, it magnifies the measures so that all students can count and clap in tandem on a Smartboard, Promethean, PowerPoint, or even a projector. For more active fun they then compete against each other to find a class champion. Each class champion can then compete against the upper a
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Grades:
1st - 10th
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