Build an Igloo is an interactive winter rhythm game for practicing quarter rests along with quarter notes and barred eighth notes. Students follow a short story about igloos, then help build one for the kids in the story. Each rhythm they read correctly adds another section to the igloo.
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Erin M. –
My students love these! Thanks!
Yellow Brick Road Music –
Awesome! Thank you π
Melanie D. –
Very well put together, however, I’d have liked it to be more “game” style. My students got a little wiggly part way through. I don’t know if I just missed that on the description, or if it was unclear.
Yellow Brick Road Music –
Thanks for the honest feedback π I’m always open to suggestions, and I’d love to hear your thoughts. Feel free to email me at theylbrickroad@gmail.com. I’d love to hear from you!
Christi L. –
What a great way to practice ta rest!
Yellow Brick Road Music –
Thank you!
M C. –
I can’t wait to use this! Thanks!
Yellow Brick Road Music –
You’re welcome π
Ashley D. –
Simple and fun for my younger grades 1/2
Yellow Brick Road Music –
Thank you!
Margaret S. –
Very engaging, holds the students’ interest, they’re having fun learning, and I can easily assess. Thank you!
Yellow Brick Road Music –
Thanks for the thorough feedback π
Creative Kodaly Classroom –
I love this game and bought all the versions to use with different rhythms! Thanks for a well-constructed product! π
Yellow Brick Road Music –
Thanks for the great feedback!
Anne G. –
This is an easy way to review rhythms. Kids enjoy it!
Yellow Brick Road Music –
Thanks! I’m glad they like it!
Mary F. –
I wasn’t sure how my students would receive this activity because it is a little different than the usual rhythm practice activity. They loved it and I was able to assess at the same time. Thanks!
Yellow Brick Road Music –
That’s amazing! Thank you for the thoughtful feedback π