Elementary School Vocal Music Printables (by price, high to low)
All About Me Artist Pack | Back to School Drawing & Coloring Activities
By Doodle Thinks
Use this artist pack for **back to school **fun or anytime throughout the year. The drawing activities and prompts are great conversation starters among students. In addition, students will be challenged to think creatively. There are A-Z roll and draw game sheets for students to create a typography artwork of their name. You can also use these game sheets for other words. Your students are sure to have a lot of fun creating and sharing about themselves.
Included in this download:
- A-Z Roll and Draw Game Sheets
- 2 Example Pages with Instructions
- 2 All About Me Pages
- 1 All About My Style Page
- 1 Creative Selfie Drawing Prompt
- 3 Birthday Cakes Drawing Prompts
- 1 School Bus Drawing Prompt
- 1 Backpack Drawing Prompt
- Digital Format Available for Distance Learning
For more creative ideas and freebies:
Terms of Use:
Files are for personal use or educational purposes only and they cannot be redistributed (posted for others), copied, or sold. All graphics, unless otherwise stated, and resources are creative property of Saroum V Giroux. Please view my complete TERMS OF USE for more details.
Felt Board (Flannel Board) Songs and Poems
By Joyful Explorations
Felt-boards (or flannel boards) are a fabulous method of sharing music and rhythm with children by using visual props along with songs. My collection of songs and poems will help you to use your felt-board to its fullest potential. This set includes 30 songs and poems that are appropriate for preschool and kindergarten, and are perfect for circle time, group time or music class. I have included lots of old favorites, but some are new and fun songs and fingerplays that will enhance your curriculum.
The set includes more than a hundred adorable graphics which have recently been updated. All you have to do is print out the set and cut out the graphics. (You can laminate the images and attach felt or Velcro to the back if you want to use them on a flannel board or felt board.) Words to each song or poem are included and can be printed and glued onto 3x5 inch index cards.
This set includes the following songs and poems:
"Ants Go Marching"
“Apples and Bananas”
"The Big Train"
“Big Bugs, Small Bugs”
“Butterfly Poem”
"Color Poem"
“Cows on the Farm”
“Did You Ever See a Fishy?”
“Elephants on a Spider Web”
“Farmer Plants a Seed”
"Five Busy Bees"
“Five Eggs and Five Eggs”
“Five Enormous Dinosaurs”
“Five Feathered Birds”
"Five Green and Speckled Frogs"
“Five Little Cookies”
“Five Little Ducks”
“Five Little Fishies”
“Five Little Mice”
"Five Little Monkeys and the Crocodile"
"Five Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed"
“Five Little Pumpkins”
“Freddy the Frog”
“Here We Go ‘Round the Big Red Barn”
“I’m a Little Penguin”
“I’m an Airplane”
“Old MacDonald”
“Rags”
“Riding in the Car”
SOLFEGE BATTLE ROYALE! (Great for Centers!)
By Jason Litt
In SOLFEGE BATTLE ROYALE, students will receive a deck of random solfege syllables which they will turn face down and keep them to themselves.
- (The way I do this is to take 50 random cards in a baggie and have one student be the "leader" and hand out 10-15 cards per student)
Students may receive two of the same card, three of the same card, or even no particular solfege card during the game. (You will decide whether students get 10, 15, 20, etc... the more cards the students get, the more opportunities they have to play... and win!!!)
Students (up to 5 players) may sit in a circle or around a hula hoop and count down from 3… They will say "3...2...1... BATTLE!"
As soon as they hit the word “BATTLE!”, just like the card game "WAR" every student in the circle throws their top card down into the circle
The students will look around and identify which syllable is the highest in the series. As we’ve learned, the syllables go ascending (up) from the following syllables…
Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Ti
Once the students identify the highest syllable, the student with the highest syllable is declared the winner of that battle!
The student gets to take all of the cards from the other students and repeat again
Then they keep it going and going and going! Then the students play a new round until time is up and whoever is left with the most solfege cards at the end of the game is the winner!
All you need are:
- about 12 printouts of Solfege Cards cut (lamination optional)
- 5 or 6 hula hoops for the kids to sit around (if you don't have these, they can sit in a circle)
- some fun background music (optional!)
- and run the powerpoint
You're there to just facilitate :) Have a great time with this, kids LOVE it!