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Letting your students be creative is one of the best parts of being a music educator. This is a great way to get them started with melodic composing!
I love when my students get to compose but starting can be a little difficult. Giving students parameters makes things so much easier for them! Check out the preview to see the whole file!
This fun file is great for letting students get a chance to be creative!
– Compose with solfege syllables
– Compose with notes on the staff (1st ledger line below the staff to top of staff chromatic included as well as a blank page of staff cards)
– Broken down into rhythm and solfege/melodic elements for younger students
– Pattern writing
– 3 and 5 line staff options for youngest students.
Let students compose by placing notes in a grid, OR by writing rhythmic patterns and adding solfege to the patterns before writing on the staff.
Teachers – there is a little prep work involved to use this!
This is included in my Composing
Rubric included!









Teach. Sing. Inspire. –
I didn’t give it as much of an overview before I purchased so I wasn’t aware of all the cutting that would be involved. This is a great resource, it just takes a little bit of time for the prep work.
Shelley –
Thanks for the feedback. I hope you loved it once you got it set up.
Kelly Allan –
Very useful.
Shiver Me Timbres –
Awesome, Thx!
Melissa A M. –
These are wonderful. Easy to use and very sequenced. Thank you.
Music with Mrs Cain –
Thanks!
Michele S. –
Simple yet creative way to teach a complex skill! Thank you for the tools to make it fun and engaging.
Erin M. –
Everything looks great!
Claire S. –
Can’t wait to see what my students come up with thanks to your creativity! Great resource!!
Erin C. –
Really have enjoyed using this!
Andrea A. –
Simple and easy to use. My students have enjoyed this!
Aleisha D. –
Very clear, and easy to upload into seesaw. My kids were able to understand the directions, and I could easily differentiate for their different levels.
Patrice F. –
Very useful resource. Loved the different levels that were provided and rubrics. Thank you!
Lauren B. –
I struggle with finding activities to teach melody, but this one will be great.
The Farns –
Great resource. Really helped my students to get creative with composition!
Nina W. –
Easy print and copy practice activities leading up to final composition project.
Yichun H. –
Great worksheets for students to learn how to compose the melody step by step. Thanks!