Music centers

Want to try centers in your elementary music class but don't know where to start? This article will take you through everything you need to know!

A HUGE list of Music Workstations for the elementary music classroom. You are going to love these center ideas for pitch, rhythm, singing, composing, playing instruments and more.

Kindergarten music centers can be daunting to try! These centers with a huge success with my students! See how I did it!

Adding this rhythm fishing activity to your early elementary music centers is a student favorite! Bonus: Refine fine motor skills!

If you're starting centers in elementary music class, then you may need some ideas. These are my favorite rhythm centers for general music!

If you're nervous to start centers, then check out this behind the scenes of how I run centers in my elementary music room!

Your elementary music students will have a hoppin' good time with this rhythm frog game! Students can play competatively with a partner, or individually! This is a perfect game to teach your students for those days you have a substitute in music, a class party, or just as an everyday center!

I had done a few different centers in the past, mostly with my upper grades, and not very well thought out. This year though, one of my personal goals was to incorporate centers in a way that was well-planned, gave students lots of ways to practice a concept, and gave me more than one way to assess students. I'll have another blog post coming soon about the centers I did, or you can see a video of them on my Facebook page. Today though I want to talk about how to prepare your students for…

Learning the names of the treble clef lines and spaces is a basic music skill. Using workstations to practice it only makes sense. See ideas for using centers in your music classroom to teach pitch names of notes on the treble clef staff.

Tips and Tricks for using Workstations or Centers in Your Elementary Music Class…