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Rhythm pages that we can count out loud OR write out the counting to turn in

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a book with lines of rhythm, each page has a rhythmic focus

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Ask kids to finish the measure with proper rhythm notation.

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Speak lyrics in rhythm of the song we're working on

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Speak lyrics in rhythm of the song we're working on

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Hold up finger numbers for scale of goal (1,2,3,4) ... or thumbs up/down.

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Hold up finger numbers for scale of goal (1,2,3,4) ... or thumbs up/down.

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Check in worksheet that identifies the different notes

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Check in worksheet that identifies the different notes

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Have the students clap and count out loud. I notice kids that aren't looking at the music.

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Write Out the Counting...4 rhythms on the board students write the counting underneath.

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Just a couple questions -- perhaps as a self-assessment.

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Currently I am using Google Forms to access each "I Can" statement. I can then use the spreadsheet to autocorrect (Fubaroo) or to analyze the data. - PM