Vocal Exploration with Dragons

Today’s free resource is all about vocal exploration. If you’ve used vocal exploration in your classroom, you already know its benefits. Vocal exploration allows students a chance to discover their singing voice, create high/low sounds, and compose simple pieces using squiggly lines and curves. You can read more ideas for vocal exploration in this post, where I detail why it’s important and all the different ways you can try it out in your own classroom. 

Each of the images below is a screenshot from my interactive PowerPoint titled Catch the Dragon. I recently posted this as a free resource in my store, and I think it would be perfect for your younger students.

Students will click on one of the dragons in the main menu. Then, they have to “follow his flight path” by singing.

After singing, they tap the tail and learn the dragon’s name and special ability.