Details
Pages
30 Pages
Subject
Music
Languages
English
Product
Digital
Grade
2nd, 3rd, 4th
Resource Type
Activities, Fun
Standard
Not standard specific
Description
You're teaching solfa, and students are learning. But they need more help-- and you need more activities to keep them engaged in practicing. You need the Solfege Parade Game. In this game, students compose and sing different solfege patterns. Use for centers in your elementary music classroom.
To play:
Students take turns pulling out a card. They add the card to their parade. Each turn, sing or play your whole parade.
Watch out for the 4 different unexpected cards-- they make you put cards back, put all cards back, or rearrange your pattern
The person with the longest parade at the end of time is the winner!
Everything comes in 4 versions with help (the first letter of the solfa underneath) or no help, color and black and white.
It also includes all of the cards in a full page size so that you can use them as flashcards!
Includes Do Re Mi
Includes:
30 large parade solfege flashcards
30 small parade solfege flashcards for game
4 unexpected cards (put marching band members back, put balloons back, put all cards back, rearrange your parade)
Everything with help + without help
Everything in color + black and white
To play:
Students take turns pulling out a card. They add the card to their parade. Each turn, sing or play your whole parade.
Watch out for the 4 different unexpected cards-- they make you put cards back, put all cards back, or rearrange your pattern
The person with the longest parade at the end of time is the winner!
Everything comes in 4 versions with help (the first letter of the solfa underneath) or no help, color and black and white.
It also includes all of the cards in a full page size so that you can use them as flashcards!
Includes Do Re Mi
Includes:
30 large parade solfege flashcards
30 small parade solfege flashcards for game
4 unexpected cards (put marching band members back, put balloons back, put all cards back, rearrange your parade)
Everything with help + without help
Everything in color + black and white
You're teaching solfa, and students are learning. But they need more help-- and you need more activities to keep them engaged in practicing. You need the Solfege Parade Game. In this game, students compose and sing different solfege patterns. Use... more
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