MC2 Music Centers Kit 2

More exciting games for teaching and reinforcing dynamics, tempo, note names and symbols. Teaching music theory has never been this fun. Many reproducible worksheets, assessments and class sets of activities included. Students learn through playing games that have been developed for beginners and advanced students. This kit includes activities for 6 or more centers and enough gameboards so that everyone in your class can play! There are five different games in this kit.

Why use centers in the music room? Learning centers are typically set up in a classroom to encourage children to make choices. As they work in the centers they learn to work independently as well as cooperatively. Behaviors are getting more difficult to manage every year. If you use centers and have one or two students not behaving appropriately, this is a time when you can intervene and have them work one on one with you, or you can give them a written task instead of letting them play the games at the centers. I found with the grade 5 classes I worked with that the level of engagement was really high, and students were almost all on task.

Learning centers allow the teacher to address children’s individual learning styles. They are designed to assist students in developing independence, learning through self-discovery and are also a chance for the teacher to target specific academic skills. In the grade 5 class that I worked with, there were several students with very low academic abilities, and the students that they were grouped with were very helpful and empathetic to their needs.

One of the best reasons to use centers in the music room, is to give the teacher the opportunity to assess individual performance skills while the other students in the class are engaged in meaningful play.

Materials Included:

In the printed product:
– Printed Book

In the download edition:
– Digital book PDF