Description

CONTENTS:

Summer Music Bingo:

• Summer music bingo is a fun game for your end of the year music lessons! Relax and listen to music with your students. A variety of styles of music (pop, classical, jazz) are included in the bingo game – a great chance to broaden your students exposure to different genres of music. A link to a Spotify playlist is provided.

50 bingo cards are included in 4 versions each:

• color with images (images will help your younger students or less strong readers find each song on their bingo card faster)
• black & white with images
• color with text only (no pictures, just the name of the song – best for older groups who might find the images too young)
• black & white with text only

Summer Music Escape Room:

Students love escape room games! Use this summer music escape room activity to review rhythms and note names for one of your most engaging end of the year music lessons yet!

No extra materials are needed (only pencil, crayons, and scissors), and limited prep (printing, cutting decoder page in half, and reading directions) is required. 2 different levels are included to allow you to use this with multiple grade levels!

Suggested time for the escape room is 30 minutes if students know the included concepts well. 45 minutes may be needed if students are less confident in their knowledge or younger than Grade 4.

Level 1 knowledge:

• Notes on the treble staff (lines and spaces, but no ledger lines)
• Rhythms: eighth notes, quarter note, quarter rest, half note, dotted half note, whole note (a separate version with British rhythm terms – quavers, crotchet, etc. is also included)

Level 2 knowledge:

• Notes on the treble staff and the bass staff (no ledger lines)
• Rhythms: level 1 rhythms + sixteenth notes, half rest, whole rest, dotted quarter note, single eighth note (separate version with British rhythm terms is included).

Puzzles can be mix and matched between levels should you wish.

Contents:

• teacher directions
• clue sheet (cheat sheet containing all the information required to complete the puzzles – helpful if leaving with a substitute)
• story (both color and black & white versions included)
• student answer/recording sheet
• 2 decoders using musical skills (note reading & music math)
• Puzzle #1 – involves naming notes
• Puzzle #2 – color by rhythm
• Puzzle #3 – involves naming notes & music math
• Puzzle #4 – naming notes and unscrambling words
• ‘I escaped’ cards for students
• ‘We escaped’ full page coloring page

Summer Color-by-Rhythm

• 8 summer color by note designs
• each in 2 different levels for a total of 16 music coloring sheets.
• Students will color the images based on the rhythm written in each part of the picture.

2 levels included: (each of the 8 color by music sheets is included in each level)

• eighth notes, quarter note, half note, dotted half note, whole note, and quarter rest (quavers, crotchet, minim, dotted minim, and semibreve notes, crotchet rest)
• eighth notes, sixteenth notes, dotted quarter note, half rest, whole rest, and eighth rest (quavers, semiquavers, and dotted crotchet notes, minim, semibreve, and quaver rests)

Both North American and UK versions are included for each page.

Would You Rather

• 36 Would You Rather questions in Google Slides
• 36 Would You Rather questions in PDF (4/page in both color and black & white versions)
• Sign-up form for students to record their answers
• Number cards (1 & 2) for students to hold up to show their response
• 2 Written response worksheets (half and full-page sizes)
• 3 Would You Rather worksheets (circle the answer)