5 Free Elementary Music Lessons
Your First No-Prep Easy-To-Use Resource
This guided music reading lesson walks teachers and students through a clear, kid-friendly sequence that builds real music reading skills.
- Ready-to-teach with no prep required.
- Step-by-step directions embedded in the slides.
- Includes a simple game to reinforce learning.
- Take-home pages for singing, reading, and sharing at home.
- Works with PowerPoint and Google Slides.
A Simple, Guided Approach to Music Reading
Learn
Students begin with iconic reading leading to solfege hand signs. Then they move naturally into standard notation, building skills step by step.
Movable Do
Songs are sung in three or more keys so students experience movable Do early and consistently, making key changes feel natural.
Mastery
Short take-home pages can be used for practice or assessment and shared with families to reinforce learning at home.
Trusted by Elementary Music Teachers
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Cheryl T. – These are FANTASTIC! Everything is ready for you to just start teaching! I love the little assessment at the end as well. Thanks so much!
Heather B. – Thank you for another fabulous collection of lessons that are well-organized and well-presented!
Alan D. – This bundle is the perfect way to teach So-La-Mi through a variety of songs and musical activities connected to the songs. This resource centers around actual repertoire (i.e. songs) as opposed to isolated musical exercises. I highly recommend this!
MMM – Great collection of resources for rhythm reading and solfege notation, identification, and singing!
Theresa W. – This is a fantastic resource that I have used over and over with my students. It’s organized, sequential and well laid out. I will continue to use this for years to come.
Meet Frau Musik
I’m an elementary music educator with over 25 years of experience teaching K–5 students in both classroom and online settings. My focus is helping teachers build strong music reading skills in a way that feels practical and manageable.
I also work as a worship musician and perform in community groups. One of the most rewarding moments of my career has been performing music alongside former students.
My goal is simple: help teachers teach music reading in a clear, logical way with less prep.
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