In this video, students will listen to 2 notes and decide which one is higher. There are 8 questions. This is a great activity for lower elementary. 0:00 Wh...

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High and Low Music Activities for Elementary Music Teachers| Sing Play Create Teaching Tips High and Low Music Activities for Elementary Music Teachers I'm sharing 6 different music activities you can use in the elementary music classroom to teach HIGH and LOW. I love using movement and action songs to teach music concepts. I'm hoping you get some ideas for your music classroom from this video. I'd love to hear how you use these activities or your ideas too!

If you've got younger students learning the difference between high and low sounds, this is the activity for you! Simply cut out the images and have your students sort the sounds. A great activity for one-on-one or group lessons!

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Sing High Sing Low a new twist on an old favorite. I took the melody to Bounce High, Bounce Low, Bounce the Ball to Shiloh and changed it up a bit for my kindergartners. Here’s the music I used:

I’m sharing HIGH/LOW Music Activities for the elementary music classroom. I’ve included some fun games, songs, movement activities to teach high and low in your music classes.

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High vs. Low Stories A wonderful idea for continuing with high and low practice is telling your students some familiar folk tales. I started with telling my students the story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears. I tried to be as dramatic as possible while retelling this story and each of the three bears had a different kind of voice. Papa bear had a low voice, Mama bear had a middle voice, and Baby Bear had a high voice. (Goldilocks also had a high voice.) At the end of the story, I asked how…

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