Free Romantic Music History Worksheet | Amy Beach | Grades 3-5 | No Prep
Teaching Romantic music history and composers to grades 3-5 is hard when most resources are written from scratch every year. This free Amy Beach worksheet gives you a no-prep sample: kid-friendly facts and a writing prompt built for upper elementary. This freebie is a sample from the full Romantic Period Music History for Grades 3-5 resource, which covers 12 Romantic composers with audio, maps, and vocabulary. What’s Included Printable Amy Beach worksheet (PDF) Facts written for grades 3-5: birthplace, dates, and music “Did You Know?” fact box “What Do You Think?” open-response writing prompt with lined space Ways to Use This Worksheet Play a recording of Amy Beach’s March from her Children’s Album while students complete the page Have students locate Henniker, New Hampshire, Beach’s birthplace, on a classroom map Display finished pages on a bulletin board Use as part of your Composer of the Week or Composer of the Month routine Please Note This free worksheet does not include the audio. The full resource has embedded listening links for all 12 composers, so you can play each piece without searching for it. Want the Full Resource? The complete Romantic Period Music History for Grades 3-5 resource adds: 12 composers with embedded audio Guided listening challenges Music vocabulary set Instrument videos Editable outline (Word and Google Docs) Read-and-respond pages Everything is built in PowerPoint and Google Slides, ready to teach. Perfect For Elementary and upper elementary music teachers General music classrooms, grades 3-5 Music history units, composer studies, and listening activities Substitute plans and early finishers