Description
A great activity for a Kodaly Inspired Kindergarten Class
Review the concepts High and Low using this as a music center, or a worksheet. Includes a written assessment for the concept.
Other Opposite Sorting Centers:
Opposites yes
Fast/Slow
Loud/Soft
High/Low
Long/Short
More Activities for Young Musicians
Puppets and Paper Dolls for Music
Shape Composing
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Emily Davis –
My kids loved this!
Kodaly Fisher –
Using this as a station for a sub! Thanks!
Susan Draheim –
This will be great for my kids. Thank you!
Kathryn P. –
Great resource for music centers!
Shelley –
Thank you! 🙂 Glad you love it!
Chelsea Gravel –
These are fantastic for my kinders. Thanks~
Shelley –
Glad you like them!
i heart teaching music –
I’ve been wanting to do centers with my kids for a while now. This will be perfect for my kindergarteners!
Shelley –
Thank so much!
Elementary Etudes –
Great assessment piece for my kindergarteners!
Shelley –
Glad you love it!
Pitch Publications –
These are great! Perfect sub plan or center for my little ones!
Shelley –
Thank you!
Buyer –
Thanks!
Shelley –
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Tuneful Teacher –
A great way to practice and review musical opposites with my little ones!
Shelley –
Thank you! 🙂
Hutzel House of Music –
This is the first year we’ve had full day K at my school, and I’ve been looking for some activities like this! Thanks!
Shelley –
Glad you love it!
Cece L. –
Thanks!
Shelley –
🙂
Music Educator Resources –
Very cute high/low worksheets. A nice and easy activity to review high/low for those kinders! Thanks!
Shelley –
Thanks! 🙂
Nancy O. –
Love this! Looking forward to putting this together for a station activity!
Shelley –
Thanks! 🙂
Lynn L. –
High and low are so hard for kindergarten kids; every tool I can find to help reinforce these concepts is most welcome.
Shelley –
Thank you!
Tech-World –
What a great resource! Thank you! 🙂
Shelley –
Thanks! 🙂
Floating Down the River –
Well done, and perfect for my kinders!
Shelley –
Thank you!
Sing Play Create –
This is a great activity for students who need hands on activities to “get” the concept. Well done and easy to use for a sub too! Thanks!
Shelley –
Thank you!
Sally’s Sea of Songs –
This is an easy to use activity that would be great for centers! Thanks!
Shelley –
Thank you! 🙂
Anacrusic by Anne Mileski –
This is so cute! Can’t wait to use it with my Kinder kiddos 🙂
Shelley –
Thank you! Hope they like it!
AJ Music –
Thanks!
Lynn B. –
Used as an assessment. Easy to use. Nice graphics, thanks.
Shelley –
🙂
Shannon Atkins –
Love this!
alison H. –
Great for assessing Kindergarten!
Lauren C. –
Love using this as a K center. Thanks so much!
Gerald D. –
Great resource!
Alison G. –
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Carolyn K. –
Great for kindred!
Christina M. –
Thanks for the resource!
Live Life and Teach Third Grade –
Thank you!
Stephanie B. –
great resource
Laura B. –
Great resource for my kinders! They loved it!
Samantha W. –
Great resource.
Jacqueline M. –
Great product!
Jaclyn D. –
Fun activity!
The Curly Clarinetist –
Great for supplementing lessons on high and low. I could see this also being useful for review.
Lindsay-Rae L. –
Great resource. Used for my kindergarten and 1st graders