Solfege Listening Activity for SMARTBoard
This SMARTBoard file is a great solfege listening activity to play with grades 1-3. In this SMARTBoard music lesson, students touch the large ear or character on each page to hear a child sing a solfege pattern. They then try to identify the written pattern heard. If they are correct, they can touch the second character for a funny comment reward. Some pages have students listen to three solfege choices before identifying the pattern seen. Notice that each musical pattern is linked to its sound for additional game possibilities. Pitches used in this SMARTBoard Music Lesson include: Sol-fa-mi.
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For additional reinforcement, have the students look at the pattern briefly and then write it on staff paper or the iPad, or use chips or bottle tops on staff paper.  Before listening, have students draw and “connect the note dots” on each written pattern so they can see the shape of the melody.
You can download this Solfege Listening Activity for SMARTBoard lesson  on the SMART Exchange or here.
Cherie Herring
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6 thoughts on “Solfege Listening Activity for SMARTBoard”
The kids love this activity. Thank you for creating it. I wish there were more solfege activities.
Thanks for the comment! I actually have another one just about finished. Check back around the end of the week. – cherie
Love your Smart Board activities. They’re all things I WANT to create but never find the time to (at least haven’t risen to the top of the priority list…) Thank you for sharing!
Is there a version of the So-La-Mi listening game that could be used on an ipad or one that deals with dynamics?
I LOVE this activity, and so do my students! Thank you so much for sharing freely of your talent and creativity.
You’re so welcome, Hannah, and I’m glad your students like it too!!
Cherie