Description
Responding to music is an important skill to learn but learning HOW to respond is a learned skill.
Students need to be taught to select words that describe the music. This set has the tools to help you guide them.
- 250+ different word cards
- Editable page to add more
- 10 worksheets at different levels of difficulty so students can learn to write how respond and describe what they hear
- Rubric for grading
- A set of 14 guided questions to help facilitate student understanding
- Alphabetical list for teachers to find the words that work for their students.
Teacher Tip: I recommend working with your classroom staff to ensure that words you give them to chose from are age appropriate for where your students are in their learning.








EMMANUELLE M. –
My students enjoyed discussing how so many different words could be used to speak about music. Now they feel more confident to comment on any songs we study.
Shelley –
Hi, I’d love to fix the errors. Will you email me at MrsStouffersMusicRoom@gmail.com ?
Lauren R. –
Thank you for the resource! This was very helpful to use for our listening journal and mystery tune activities.
Evan M. –
Thank you so much! Great resource for elementary music classroom.
Dani Binzak –
This resource was helpful in general music class with 6th graders. I was surprised at how many of the words they were unfamiliar with. A great list to build off for future work.