Valentines Day Music Rhythm Craft Elementary Music Centers Activities Sub Plans

Add some sweet fun to your music classroom with this Valentine's Day Music Craft! In this hands-on activity, students will create their own Valentines chocolate box with rhythms! This Valentines Day music activity is perfect for music centers, a craft project, or even as part of your music sub plans in February.

This resource comes with ready-to-use templates that let students compose their own rhythm patterns using different note values. A blank page of chocolates is included, so you can customize what rhythms students use! Whether you’re teaching younger or older elementary music students, this activity is flexible and easy to adapt for different skill levels.

Included in this Valentines Rhythm Craft:

• Craft Instructions
• Chocolate Box Templates
• Chocolate Box Lid (3 options)
• Blank Chocolates (to add rhythms to

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This Valentine's Day music craft is a fun and effective way to get your students composing and practicing rhythms. It’s hands-on, creative, and helps reinforce understanding of rhythm values in a way that doesn’t feel like just another worksheet.

Whether you use it for a music center, as a whole-class craft, or for sub plans, this resource will save you prep time with everything ready to print and go.

Ideas for Use:

• Whole-Class Activity: Guide the class in making their chocolate boxes together and talk about the different rhythm patterns as you go. It’s a great way to practice counting and clapping rhythms out loud.
• Small Group Work: Have students team up to create chocolate boxes and perform their rhythm compositions for each other. It’s collaborative and adds a little extra excitement to your lesson.
• Independent Practice: Hand out the templates and let students create their rhythm chocolates on their own. They’ll love coloring and adding their own touch to the craft.
• Music Sub Plans: This activity is simple enough for a sub to manage and engaging enough to keep students busy. Just leave the templates and instructions, and you’re set!
• Bulletin Board Display: Once the chocolate boxes are complete, hang them up to create a festive bulletin board that showcases students’ rhythm work and adds some sweet cheer to your classroom.

This Valentine's Day music activity is a fun way for students to practice composing and reading rhythms while working on a creative holiday project. Whether you’re using it as a music craft, for centers, or as part of your sub plans, this resource is a time-saving, engaging addition to any elementary music classroom!