Music Notation, Notes, and Beats

Students cut out the music notes, rests, and clefs and glue them next to the correct words. Includes whole notes through eighth notes, and whole rests through quarter rests.

Students cut out the music notes, rests, and clefs and glue them next to the correct words. Includes whole notes through sixteenth notes, and whole rests through sixteenth rests.

Students cut out the music symbols and glue them next to the correct words. Includes whole notes through sixteenth notes, whole rests through sixteenth rests, staff, common time, repeat bar, sharp, and flat.

In this manipulative matching game, students must match the music symbols cards with the correct corresponding word cards.

Label the notes, rests, clefs, and other basic notation.

Color the notes according to the key at the bottom to reveal a mystery hot air balloon picture. Includes whole notes through eighth notes and whole rests through quarter rests.

Students can use this chart to record how many minutes they practice each day. Chart pictures a marble bust of a composer.

Students can use this goal worksheet to show how many minutes they practice each day. Chart pictures a trumpet.

Students can use this sheet to record how many minutes they practice their instrument each day. Chart has a picture of a violin and bow.

Students can use this sheet to keep track of the number of minutes they practice each night. Chart has a picture of musical notes.

Certificate for showing off masterful musical skills!

Certificate for your superb singing skills!

Certificate for having outstanding musical skills!

Certificate for demonstrating exceptional musical ability in band!

Award for for demonstrating exceptional musical skill in the orchestra!

This article is all about the famous composer Ludwig van Beethoven. Get inspired to reach new heights as a musician, or just learn more about this influential figure in music with this worksheet.

Want to drum up interest in music? Try this fun scavenger hunt activity. Hide cards with facts about the biggest and smallest instruments, the first concert held in Antarctica, different scales used by different cultures, and more. Then let kids hunt them down to answer the paired questions.

This printout is a perfect worksheet to use while introducing young students to the arts. They will color the tools an artist would use to make a picture blue and the tools a musician would use to make music red.

This worksheet has two short paragraphs with a brief description of what makes a musician. It also asks students to draw their favorite musician or one they've made up.

Teach students the basics about artists with this worksheet. After reading a short passage describing what artists are, they will draw a picture of themselves as an artist—whatever that means to them!

Add the number of beats in the notes. Includes whole notes, half notes, quarter notes, and eighth notes.

Solve some musical math! Add the music notes together to determine the number of beats. (Whole notes, half notes, quarter notes, and eighth notes.)

Add the number of beats in the notes. Includes whole notes, half notes, quarter notes, eighth notes, sixteenth notes.

These musical math addition problems include: whole notes, half notes, quarter notes, eighth notes, and sixteenth notes.

Add the number of beats in the notes. Includes whole notes, half notes, quarter notes, eighth note, sixteenth notes, and dotted half notes.

The advanced version of these musical math problems add the dotted half note to the mix of notes. Add the notes together to find the amount of beats.

This printable, blank staff paper (with treble clef) has wide lines, for young children. Have them draw notes or compose their own music!

This printable grand staff paper features wide lines for children. Use it to have stents draw notes or compose their own works.

This printable grand staff paper features wide lines for children. Use it to have stents draw notes or compose their own works.

This printable grand staff paper features smaller lines.

Sort the instrument picture cards into four groups - percussion, woodwind, brass, and stringed.

Tell whether each instrument pictured is woodwind, brass, stringed, or percussion.