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Let s Read Music Music Minutes, Draw the Note and Spell the Word drills help your students to become fluent note readers. These activities are for Grade 3-7 general music and band classes. Student Progress Chart: Reproducible Student Progress Charts are used to track student s speed and accuracy identifying notes. The charts are a way to organize and document the student s proficiency. The teacher can add comments at the bottom of the chart. The progress chart along with the binder of completed music minutes can be presented to a child s parents during interviews. The teacher may photocopy as many progress charts as needed for students throughout the assessment period. Music Minutes are timed drills. The teacher must set a stopwatch or watch the second hand on a clock or watch. The teacher says go and students begin to work. The students raise their hands and call done when they are finished and the teacher tells them how many seconds or minutes it took them. Music Minutes can be self corrected. Have the class read each line of notes out loud and circle their own errors. The teacher can keep track of times and scores to evaluate student progress. Draw the Note drills are more difficult to self correct, but are important for the students to learn to do. Teachers could make overheads for students to self correct, but generally these must be corrected by the teacher. These drills are good homework assignments. Spell the Word drills can be timed in class, or can be used as homework assignments. Spell the Word drills are also easy for students to self correct. Leveled Note Reading Activities: The Music Minutes are sequenced as follows: Notes on lines only Notes in spaces only E to F C to G Ledger Lines Bass Clef Grand Staff The first Music Minutes in each set are for younger students or beginning note readers. These have about 25 notes to name on the page. Music Minutes for older students or intermediate note readers follow. The intermediate Music Minutes have 50-60 half notes/page and the notes are smaller. The first Music Minute in each set has hints so that students are not practicing naming wrong notes. Draw the Note and Spell the Word drills follow each set of Music Minutes. It is up to the teacher to select the level that best matches the abilities in the class they are teaching. Bass Clef: Bass clef Music Minutes are given on separate pages. Two Music Minutes at the beginning of each set have hints so that students are not practicing naming wrong notes. Grand Staff: 5 Music Minutes written on the grand staff. Two Music Minutes at the beginning of each set have hints so that students are not practicing naming wrong notes, and three Music Minutes have no hints. Helpful Hints: If the teacher is going to be using Music Minutes throughout the year, keep each student s Music Minutes together in a binder or duotang. It is helpful for students to see all of their work together in one place. Students will be able to view the progress they ve made over the course of a year. As an alternative to copying, place the Music Minutes in clear plastic sleeves and have students write the answers on the plastic sleeve with a dry erase marker. When students are finished they erase their answers and the Music Minute can be re-used with other classes. Keep a photocopied set of Music Minutes and an answer key on hand for substitute teachers. These activities require very little prep for a sub and are easy to correct. If you have piano students in your music classes, you might consider giving the grand staff and bass clef music minutes to them to complete as a greater challenge instead of the beginner or intermediate ones. 2013 Themes & Variations 1

Student Title Page... 4 Student Progress Chart... 5 Notes on Lines and in Spaces 1. Notes on Lines with hints... 6 2. Draw Notes on Lines... 7 3. Notes in Spaces with hints... 8 4. Draw the Notes in Spaces... 9 5. *Lines and Spaces with hints... 10 6. *Lines and Spaces Assessment... 11 E to F 7. E to F with hints... 12 8. E to F Assessment... 13 9. Draw the Notes on the Staff... 14 10. *E to F with hints... 15 11. *E to F Assessment... 16 C to G 12. C to G with hints... 17 13. C to G with hints... 18 14. C to G Assessment... 19 15. C to G Assessment... 20 16. Draw the Notes on the Staff... 21 17. *C to G with hints... 22 18. *C to G with hints... 23 19. *C to G Assessment... 24 20. *C to G Assessment... 25 Index Bass Clef Music Minutes 26. *Lines and Spaces with hints... 31 27. *Lines and Spaces with hints... 32 28. *G to A with hints... 33 29. *G to A with hints... 34 30. *G to A Assessment... 35 31. *G to A Assessment... 36 32. *F to B with hints... 37 33. *F to B with hints... 38 34. *F to B Assessment... 39 35. *F to B Assessment... 40 36. *Ledger Lines - Above with hints... 41 37. *Ledger Lines - Below with hints... 42 38. *Ledger Lines with hints... 43 39. *Ledger Lines Assessment... 44 40. *Draw the Bass Clef Notes... 45 Grand Staff 41. *Grand Staff with hints... 46 42. *Grand Staff with hints... 47 43. *Grand Staff Practice... 48 44. *Grand Staff Assessment... 49 45. *Grand Staff Assessment... 50 Spell the Word for Treble OR Bass Clef 46. *40 Whole Notes... 51 47. *40 Whole Notes... 52 48. *40 Whole Notes... 53 49. *40 Whole Notes... 54 Ledger Lines 21. *Ledger Lines - Above with hints.. 26 22. *Ledger Lines - Below with hints.. 27 23. *Ledger Lines with hints... 28 24. *Ledger Lines Assessment... 29 25. *Ledger Lines Assessment... 30 Holiday Themed Music Minutes: Trick or Treat!... 55 Happy Thanksgiving!... 56 Happy Holidays!... 57 Put Your Heart Into Music... 58 St. Patrick s Day... 59 Step Into Spring... 60 2 * indicates intermediate level 2013 Themes & Variations The teacher is given permission to copy this publication for the students in one school only.

10 9. draw the Notes ON THE STAFF Name: Class: Date: D E F C A G C B F D E D G B A C A F B E Time: 14 Score: /20 37 _ s Book of Music Minutes 5. Lines and spaces Intermediate Name: Class: Date: E G B D F F A C E F Time: Score: /50 32. Bass Clef F to B (with hints) Name: Class: Date: F G A B C D E F G A B F Time: Score: /48 3

Student Progress Chart Student s Name: Class: Start/End Date: Type of Assessment: Date Student s Score Total Points Possible % Correct Time Music Minute Number: Draw the Note: Spell the Word: Teacher Comments: 4

5. Lines and spaces Intermediate Name: Class: Date: E G B D F F A C E F Time: Score: /50 5

9. draw the Notes ON THE STAFF Name: Class: Date: D E F C A G C B F D E D G B A C A F B E Time: Score: /20 6

13. C to G (with hints) Name: Class: Date: C D E F G Time: Score: /25 7

15. C to g Assessment Name: Class: Date: Time: Score: /30 8

17. C to g (with hints) Intermediate Name: Class: Date: C D E F G A B C D E F G Time: Score: /48 9

21. Ledger Lines above the staff Name: Class: Date: C D E F G A B C D E Time: Score: /50 10

34. Bass Clef F to B Assessment Name: Class: Date: Time: Score: /60 11

41. The Grand Staff (with hints) Name: Class: Date: C D E F G A B C D E F G A B C B C D E F G A B C D E F G A B Part A: Name the notes on the grand staff. Part B: Name the notes on the grand staff. The first examples have been completed for you. A Part C: Draw the notes on the grand staff using whole notes. A D C E B F G A G F D B F E D C Time: Score: /44 12

43. Grand Staff Practice Name: Class: Date: Time: 13 Score: /64

49. Spell the Word Name: Class: Date: Practice drawing a row of treble clefs and bass clefs on the staff. Instructions: Draw your clef at the beginning of the staff. Write the notes on the staff using whole notes. D A B D E C A D E B E E A C E B A D B E E F E G G B A B E D A D A B B A F A C E Time: Score: /40 14

Trick or Treat! Name: Class: F B. Date: E L P M A S Time: Score: /28 15

Happy Thanksgiving! Name: Class: C E. E L P M SA Date: Time: Score: /28 16

Happy HOlidays! Name: Class: Date: C G Time: Score: /28 17

Put Your heart into music! Name: Class: Date: A D Time: Score: /28 18

St. Patrick s DAy Name: Class: Date: E A Time: Score: /28 19

Step Into SPRING Name: Class: Date: A C E L P M A S Time: Score: /28 20