Colorful Rhythm Review Worksheets – Elementary Level
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[Editor’s note: The bundle now includes levels 1-6]
Today I am introducing some worksheets to review rhythm concepts. Each page increases slightly in difficulty and the levels, which do not correspond to piano methods, are labeled at the top left hand corner. To help sort the pages when I get in a hurry, each level is a different color. To download these free printables, click on the title above.
I’ve noticed that my students enjoy worksheets a lot more if I add a little color, so that is how I made these. They are fast enough to do in the lesson.
While the levels are compatible with the TMTA theory program, these worksheets contain rhythm concepts that every music student should know. The first level (that I use with my first graders) reviews quarter notes, dotted half notes, whole notes, and rests. The second level is slightly more difficult. The third level uses the same rhythm values, but the questions are slightly more difficult.
We have to constantly review concepts in piano lessons or students will forget what we carefully taught them. In addition to being a good review, these are excellent worksheets to discover what a transfer student knows about rhythm.
Check back soon for the next set, which will review eighth notes and dotted quarter notes. At the top of this page, you can subscribe to the Word Press email which will let you know when something new is posted here.
Objective
- To reinforce elementary rhythm concepts
- To determine what concepts a transfer student has learned
Ages
- These sheets were made for school grades 1 -3. However, they may be used by all beginning students.
Material
- Worksheet
- Pencil
Thanks for this worksheet, Susan! Rhythm is something I find I’m always having to go over with students so this is great! Thanks again 🙂
Chrissa,
Thanks for your comment. Some students really have trouble remembering all the rhythm words. I have to keep reviewing, too!
Thanks so much for this worksheet, Susan! And I find rhythm in particular is something that needs so much going over, so this is great! Thanks again 🙂
Love your songs and theory sheets. Could you tell me what program(s) you use to design them?
What a nice worksheet! Thanks for sharing it.
Joy,
Thanks! I like your work, too!
As always, Susan, I am so impressed with your creativity and generosity. The online piano teaching community has been such a blessing. I look forward to every post of yours.
Thanks! I am a big fan of your blog. It is really interesting. I read it from FlipBoard.
Wow! Your timing is fabulous! I am teaching a lesson in basic rhythms for my young handbell choir tonight. The first worksheet reinforces everything they are going to ring. So glad to see this before I left for church! Thank you!
Glad I got it out to you in time!