Rhythm Chairs is an active game that helps students feel the difference between beat and rhythm. Each chair stands for one beat, and students sit in the chairs to show how many sounds are on that beat. Level Three adds half notes to quarter notes, barred eighth notes, and quarter rests.
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Nancy O. –
Such a fun way to review rhythms!
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Thanks Nancy π
Monica Autry –
Great way to teach rhythm! Thank you!
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Thanks Monica π
Mary F. –
I love this visual for the classroom rhythm activity!
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Thank you!
Erin B. –
My kids are really enjoying this! Thanks!
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That’s wonderful to hear! Thanks for the feedback π
Amy E. –
So fun! Thank you!
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You’re welcome!
Erin’s Music Room –
This is a cute game! My kids will love it. What a fun way to practice rhythm.
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Thank you!
Annamaria M. –
My students loved this! It gave them a great visual to actually see how the notes occupied the beat space(s). Thanks!
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Awesome! I’m glad it was helpful to them π
Elementary Etudes –
another winner!
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Thank you!