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Using Wall Charts for Music Notes and Rests
Here are some music classroom anchor charts for note and rest values. I found this to be a tremendous help in having a visual and physical reminder of names and values at the elementary level. The charts could also be used at other grade levels as well. Includes: Whole, half, quarter, eighth, sixteenth, dotted half, and a dotted quarter.
Resource available at https://trebletreemusic.com/teacher-r....
HOW DO I USE THIS RESOURCE:
1. Download the resource.
2. Enlarge as needed for the size of your classroom, print, and laminate as needed.
3. Group in one area of the classroom for easy viewing.
4. I group the posters by most common and largest to smallest value and I use body motions to reinforce the name of each note.
Check out my Blog and Video for detailed descriptions of the motions that I use for each note value. For example Whole Note = a big motion near the floor imitating a hole in the ground Half Note = Hat on the head motion for “half”.
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By Janis DodsonHere are some music classroom anchor charts for note and rest values. I found this to be a tremendous help in having a visual and physical reminder of names and values at the elementary level. The charts could also be used at other grade levels as well. Includes: Whole, half, quarter, eighth, sixteenth, dotted half, and a dotted quarter.
Resource available at https://trebletreemusic.com/teacher-r....
HOW DO I USE THIS RESOURCE:
1. Download the resource.
2. Enlarge as needed for the size of your classroom, print, and laminate as needed.
3. Group in one area of the classroom for easy viewing.
4. I group the posters by most common and largest to smallest value and I use body motions to reinforce the name of each note.
Check out my Blog and Video for detailed descriptions of the motions that I use for each note value. For example Whole Note = a big motion near the floor imitating a hole in the ground Half Note = Hat on the head motion for “half”.