Description
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 right when they get back to school!
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!
This fun file is great for letting students get a chance to be creative!
– Draw pictures to compose
– Paste pictures to compose
– Write and draw pictures to compose
– Write words and write rhythms to compose
– Write words to match the rhythm (Stick and regular notation)
– Blank composition pages for your directions
– Pictures without rhythm
– Pictures with rhythms (Stick and regular notation)
– Dice with pictures for each set
– Dice with rhythms (Stick and regular notation)
This is included in my Composing Bundle









Mountains of Music –
This is a great station activity!
Amber B. –
Students loved using the squares to create a rhythm composition together and then composing their own work.
Heather R. –
Easy to use with 1st and 2nd graders, thank you for your simple and brilliant resources
Heather Keelan –
Love these resources!
Catherine Dunafin –
Good activity as an introduction to composing. My students enjoyed it.
Melanie R. –
I’ve purchased most of these composing activities from Mrs. Stouffer’s Music Room. The students always enjoy and are a great way to get students composing.