Sixteenth Notes Unit Elementary Music Lesson Activity Composition Worksheets

Elementary music teachers, are you ready to take your Rhythm Units to the next level? Take your students on an adventure to the garden as they learn about sixteenth notes! Students will learn about space themed words to learn about quarter notes, eighth notes, quarter rest, half note, and sixteenth notes.

This comprehensive unit includes everything you need to teach 5 complete lessons with your students!

This engaging Rhythm Unit includes:

• Google Slides Lesson Presentations
• Lesson Plans
• Teacher Notes
• Manipulatives
• Worksheets
• Games
• Composition Activity
• Craft
• Assessment
• Centers

Not sure where to start with your rhythm lesson planning? This resource includes engaging and interactive Google Slides lessons that will keep your students excited about learning! The lesson slides take your students on a gardening adventure where they will learn the connection between language and standard rhythm notation.

No need to stress about planning! This resource includes detailed lesson plans that follow the Student Directed Learning model created by Rachel Zollinger (MusicFromB2Z). Each lesson plan is tailored to increase student engagement and understanding of rhythmic concepts.

Learning is best when it's hands-on! That's why this resource includes manipulatives that your students will love using to create rhythms! The gardening theme continues as they use sixteenth notes, half notes, quarter notes, quarter rests, and eighth notes to make rhythmic patterns.

Throw out your boring worksheets and replace them with these engaging and interactive camping themed worksheets! These worksheets include everything from practicing standard notation to creating compositions.

Your students will love the interactive games included in this rhythm unit! They'll have so much fun playing each game, they won't even realize they are learning!

Let your students become composers as they create their own sixteenth notes, half note, quarter note, quarter rest, and eighth note compositions. This activity encourages creativity and give you a chance to assess their learning for the unit.

Extend the learning with a fun craft that reinforces the concept of sixteenth notes. Use them as a hallway display to show the rest of the school what your students are learning in elementary music!

For the last lesson of the unit, students will have a station (center) day! Students will rotate through engaging centers that reinforce sixteenth notes. It's the perfect way to wrap up the unit and check in with your students' understanding.