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These music vocabulary bingo cards contain 25 terms for students in Grades 3–5, including musical notation (notes, lines, spaces, rests), performance concepts (melody, harmony, dynamics), and instruments (violin, trumpet). Use them during music lessons to reinforce vocabulary, warm up a unit on composition or performance, or edit as a template for other music-focused activities.

Subject:
Music
Topic:
Music Theory
Grade Level:
3rd – 5th Grades
Updated April 2024

Word List

  • SINGING
  • CHOREOGRAPHY
  • RHYTHM
  • NOTES
  • LINES
  • SPACES
  • RESTS
  • MELODY
  • TUNE
  • SONGS
  • HARMONY
  • TIMBRE
  • DYNAMICS
  • BAND
  • ORCHESTRA
  • VIOLIN
  • TRUMPET
  • DANCE
  • CHOIR
  • LISTENING
  • CLAPPING
  • CONCERT
  • APPLAUSE
  • PERFORM
  • BRAVO

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