Description
Letting your students be creative is one of the best parts of being a music educator. These festive Valentine’s Day pages will be perfect addition to a sweet music lesson!
What’s included:
- Cut and paste page – two options
- Write your composition with a word bank (1 beat words, 2 beat words)
- Winter words ostinato creation pages with words as one beat and two beat options in 1/8 page and 1/2 page.
- Rubric
- Student self evaluation
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Amber B. –
My students enjoyed creating their own rhythms and then playing them for each other on unpitched percussion instruments.
Jessica W. –
I used this as a center, and my students had a blast with it!
MeKayla Preheim –
Love the different options and rhythms to use for different grade levels! Great way to practice a national standard with holiday spirit.
Melanie R. –
My students loved being able to create their own music with these rhythm patterns
Moozikl Molly Z –
My students loved the cut and paste rhythms at Valentine’s Day!
Lauren B. –
I liked having this resource to use around valentines day with my students.
Maisie S. –
I used this with my second grade students to review composing as well as known rhythms. They enjoyed the valentines theme and had a lot of fun creating their own rhythms!
Savvy Music Teaching & Savvy Scouting –
My kids love composing activities, and this was really fun. Thanks!
Stepping Into First Grade –
My students loved this activity! They were so proud to share their compositions!