Stageworthy by Widy

Description

Rhythm Worksheets with Sound – Grade 5 – Tam-ti (dotted quarter note followed by an eighth note), tim-ka (dotted eighth note and sixteenth note), ti-ti (eighth notes), tika-tika (sixteenth notes), and ti-tika (eighth note and sixteenth note) or tika-ti (sixteenth note and eighth note)

Looking for back to school rhythm worksheets and review activities for your junior or middle school music class? These rhythm worksheets come with all the music clips you need so that you (or your supply teacher) doesn’t have to worry about playing the samples correctly. With a fun seasonal fall fruits theme, these rhythm worksheets are a great way to engage your music students.

The biggest problem with music dictation (learning to use musical notation to write down what you hear) is that it typically requires teachers to be able to play the music samples reliably and accurately. For non-specialists, this added stress can cause teachers to avoid dictation completely.

This Rhythm Worksheet Package Contains:

• 3 “select the rhythm you hear” worksheets in increasing difficulty
• 3 “write the rhythm you hear” worksheets in increasing difficulty
• a Powerpoint file with a slide for each worksheet with embedded sound clips

With the embedded sound clips, it’s a fool-proof activity for non-specialist teachers as you don’t have to worry about performing the sample rhythms correctly.

These dictation activities also work well as sub plans – make sure to print out the instruction sheet for them as well as providing access to the presentation file.

Also available to download on Teachers Pay Teachers