Get ready to introduce your students to some real classics with this high-energy, fully organized 90s Music March Madness tournament! 🎶

Teaching is often overwhelming--concerts, holidays, testing, schedule changes, lunch/recess duty. That’s why I’ve created a collection of classroom-tested music games that make learning and review fun, meaningful, and easy to manage — whether you’re planning centers, sub plans, or a well-earned “game day.” If you're sold already, buy the bundle here and save $5! If you want a closer look at individual games or want to buy them separately, keep reading. 🎺 🪘 Musical Instrumen

Are your kids still obsessed with K-Pop Demon Hunters? Mine sure are and request this song at least once a week. I wrote this out ages ago and then never posted it, so if your kids want to rock out, try this! And if you want more things that your students will love, check out some of my other ideas like Shark Attack! a fast-paced and high stakes rhythm reading card game. It's perfect for centers, sub plans, or when you have 5 minutes left at the end of class and you need to f

I've played the rhythm game Busted several times and use it in centers. The idea is you have popsicle sticks with various rhythms on them and then a few sticks in each set have the word "busted" on them. Each student draws a stick and reads the rhythm. If they say it correctly, they get to keep it. If they draw a stick that says "busted" all of their sticks go back. It's simple. It's fun. It teaches kids resilience. But I wanted to make a version that works for a whole group

The Winter Olympics inspire excitement, competition, and teamwork on a global scale. Imagine bringing that same energy into your elementary music classroom. Using my Winter Olympics Interactive Presentation, teachers can create a fun, engaging lessons that encourages collaboration and builds a strong sense of community among students. These activities combine music learning with movement, cooperation, and friendly competition, making lessons memorable and motivating. What's I

I often gloss over November and Thanksgiving songs in my class because I spend so much time on Halloween and then it feels like we’re rushing to get ready for our big Winter Sing-Along, but I’m trying to fully embrace the Thanksgiving and turkey vibes this year. Here are a few of my favorites: Upper Elementary A Pumpkin Ran Away I learned this song originally from my colleague and friend, Brooklynn Howell, and now we sing it every November. The song is really enjoyable to sin

Who Stole the Pumpkins? A Fall Favorite for the Music Room Spooky Music Season is arguably the best season ever. Who Stole the Pumpkins? is a twist on Doug Goodkin's version of Who Stole the Cookies? My friend and colleague Brooklynn Howell dreamed up some adorable fall-themed lyrics and now it's a class favorite. So if you're sick of Pass the Pumpkin (and let's face it...who isn't?!) try out this song and interactive game with your kids. There are five rounds and over 280 s

This interactive resource is specifically tailored for Kindergarten to 2nd-grade students is ready-to-use in your music class! Five Little Pumpkins is another great poem, but is a DIFFERENT presentation that Pumpkin Fat/Rhythm Practice. Engaging Rhythm Activities Once your students are warmed up with the song, it’s time to dive into rhythm practice. The Pumpkin Fat & Fall Rhythm Practice resource includes a hands-on rhythm reading activity that animates the words “pumpkin” a

Here's a super fun activity for students to do the week of Thanksgiving. It's a Color By Note where students will either use pictures or...

How to use Blooket in the music classroom

A virtual classroom for the end of year

A Disney Sing-Along for your classroom

Turning Red rhythm game for your music class

Butter by BTS: Rhythm Builder and Steady Beat Practice

A lesson all about dinosaurs for Kindergarten, 1st, and 2nd grade music class

Kindergarten/1st grade lesson about muffins

Spring videos for your elementary music classroom!

If you're looking for a simple virtual classroom to get your kids up and moving while also practicing steady beat and rhythm reading,...

My students talk about Fortnite all the time. Like I have to ask them to stop talking about it because they're so excited. I finally...

Looking for a fun way to engage all the students in your class? I made these Four Corners Rhythm Games to help students review rhythms,...