Description
This set of worksheets is an awesome accompaniment to any listening activity for the music classroom
This set has responding to music pages for a variety of situations.
Includes
– 27 different worksheets (includes pages for both composers and performers)
– Variations for your youngest students
– Elements of Music Cheat Sheet
– Traditional response pages and graphic organizer style pages.
– Creative response pages such as
・Write a Review
・Write a Postcard
・Create a social media post
Check out the preview to see the entire set.
A great accompaniment for 32 Weeks of Listening Selections for Music Class (Grades K-5)








Anna M. –
I used them as part of our term 4 Christmas canon study across the whole school. At the start of term, we completed on the IWB, by the end, students completed independently. Younger students really loved them. Upper primary were engaged by the different formats.
Rebecca H. –
A great resource, clear and engaging for a variety of students. Works well.
Melissa H. –
I love how many choices are included with these, they can be used with so many grade levels. Thank you!
MusicBee –
These worksheets are amazing for listening! I got stuck in a rut of using boring worksheets that my students got tired of, so this was a great way to spice it up and keep them engaged as we listen!! Thank you!
Mountains of Music –
Thank you! These are great worksheets for my sub tub!
Ariana D. –
Great virtual resource!
Ms Guse Creations –
My students don’t always enjoy just listening and reacting, so this provides a more concrete way for them to engage with a chance for them to share their individual opinions without being nervous about what other students will think,
Karen B. –
Great resource to help students improve listening skills. Thank you!
Theresa W. –
Love having options for my students to listen and write in a creative way
From Student 2 Teacher –
Love the variety of worksheets provided – thanks!!
Fosters Music Room –
This is a great resource to get students really listening carefully to what they are hearing. There are so many options in this resource and so many ways to use each for multiple grade levels. I’m glad I purchased this resource.
Hays H. –
I am using these this year to work through an SEL curriculum using music and feelings. This resource gives me SO many ways for the students to reflect effectively. It’s great to choose a worksheet based on what we are covering in class.
Ms Brightside –
thank you
Kelli K. –
So many options and different levels.
Andrea H. –
This is an amazing way for the students to be able to share what they are learning when listening to music, especially for the younger learners who struggle with writing skills. I will be using it with my older students as well, but I started with my youngest first. Thanks for the creations!!
Carla L. –
Terrific resource! I love the variety, and my students were very engaged! Also a great activity to leave for a sub.
Musically Made Methods –
Great resources for listening activities! Students at varying skill levels can appropriately express ideas with these worksheets!
Mrs Pierces Music Room –
I loved using this as a first-day activity for my older elementary students. It gave them a chance to show their opinion on some music listening choices.
Gretchen P. –
I love the many options for listening sheets included in this package. It gave me the perfect way to invite my students to respond to music listening sessions without them having to turn in a bulky journal. I like to use the sheets as a choose-your-own-adventure where they get to choose one of 4 sheets to respond with, which also gives me an idea of how students like to show their thinking and anlaysis.
Stephanie M. –
Love having these! They’re well put together and the students find them easy to use.
Heidi A. –
What a great resource! So many different ways to think about the listening activity. Thank you!
Emily E. –
perfect way to assess whether or not a student is actively listening in music class
Morgan L. –
I used one of the worksheets at the beginning of class each week for 4-6 grades to guide them through how to discuss listening to music this trimester. It was really great to be able to see some of my students’ thinking that don’t typically contribute to the conversation in class, and it let me see where we needed to work. They were also able to do the activity with a sub, discussion included, when I was observing my mentees.
Brooke T. –
These listening maps were a huge hit in class! My students loved them!
Niswander Music –
I love the variety of worksheets. I can pick and choose for each grade level depending on their abilities. Great resource. Great for my sub tub too.
Musical Life –
This packet was such a great value as it contained such a wide variety of listening worksheets that could be used across multiple grade levels! My students in upper elementary especially enjoyed the Instagram music review!
candice P. –
Students loved using these along with our composer studies!
Michaela Z. –
Wow! What a selection! I loved all of the options and the kids enjoyed the variety.
Jennifer K. –
Great selection of worksheets to use with listening selections. So many options, good for in-class and with subs.
Keri G. –
I liked the variety in options for listening to and reviewing music! Student friendly!
Anna VanVleet –
I’ve been doing listening exercises for my middle school students the whole semester and finding each response sheet individually, but it is going to be so nice to have this bundle going into the spring semester. Much less planning and still the same learning!