Description
These beautiful composer puzzles are perfect for students to put together during centers, “brain breaks” or in a waiting area while they are waiting to begin lessons or simply for fun. However you use them, they are sure to enjoy putting them together.
10 composers included:
- Bach
- Beethoven
- Brahms
- Chopin
- Haydn
- Joplin
- Mozart
- Strauss
- Tchaikovsky
- Vivaldi
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Robin L. –
This will be so useful for those testing days when I have to teach quietly!
Jennifer Foxx –
Perfect! Hope they enjoy them! Thanks Robin! 🙂
Cincere Fazekas –
thnx 😉
Amy R. –
Cute idea for students who finish early!
Jennifer Foxx –
A great way to use these! Thanks for sharing Amy!
Karen L. –
I used these as incentive to earn the statuette of the composer. Each puzzle piece had something to do with the composer.
Jennifer Foxx –
Oh what a cool idea Karen! Thanks for sharing!
Marie H. –
My students love these composer puzzles!
Jennifer Foxx –
Fantastic!
Debra Damron –
So looking forward to using these in my studio!
Jennifer Foxx –
Thanks Debra, I hope they enjoy them!
MaggiePeterGeorge –
Great resource, thanks. 🙂
Jennifer Foxx –
You bet, thank you! 🙂
Melissa B. –
My younger students really enjoying doing these cute puzzles. I’d love more composers…maybe some ladies…and some more contemporary, too! 🙂
Jennifer Foxx –
So happy to hear that they are enjoying them. I’ll definitely have to add some new composers for sure! Thanks, Melissa! 🙂
Renda S. –
What a fun way to learn about composers.
Jennifer Foxx –
Thanks a bunch, Renda! 🙂
Kristy Peterson –
Thanks
Jennifer Foxx –
Thanks, Kristy! 🙂