Description
Avast Ye! Are ye looking for an easy and fun pirate themed activity? Practice music notation skills with Pirate Melody Write the Room!
This activity includes a bonus activity where students can take the measures they found and turn it into their own pirate composition!
Get your students up and moving as they move around the room. Setting it up is super easy! Just print, laminate and cut the melody cards and hang the 8 measures included around the room. Students will travel to find the matching graphic and notate the melody on their worksheet.
Included:
- Instructions
- 24 measured cards in C Major, F Major and G Major options (color and b/w)
- Pirate Melody Notation worksheet (color and b/w)
- Pirate Melody Notation worksheet answer key
- My Pirate Melody worksheet
- Treble Clef Note Review sheet
-Notation is in C position (middle C to treble C).
-Rhythms cover 2 eighths, quarter, half, dotted half and quarter rest.
⭐ If you like this check out the bundle which also includes Pirate Talk Rhythm Write the Room!
⭐ Find more pirate resources here. ⭐
Combine Pirate Melody Write the Room and Note Stem Swimmers for an easy lesson plan!
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Ms Guse Creations –
Fun activity for the kids that keeps them active while still learning. It was great to incorporate on my Pirate Day.
Jennifer Foxx –
Ahoy there, Ms. Guse! Happy to hear! Thank you! 🙂
Rachel Schmidli –
This was a great activity to leave when I was absent from school. The feedback from the students and covering teacher was excellent! Thank you!
Jennifer Foxx –
Thanks, Rachel! I’m so happy to hear that it went well! 🙂
Anna Oberst (verified owner) –
This “write the room” is great because it’s a melody and it shows me which students are struggling with seeing notes on exact lines or spaces. They like the pirate-y phrases and we play a pirate game after they search the room and copy all the melodies. It is very kid-friendly to use.
Jennifer Foxx –
Yes! 🙂 This is one of my favorite parts of the write the room activities. Plus they have so much fun. Thank you so much for sharing! 🙂