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Printable music listening worksheet for young students with questions about holiday music, tempo, and instruments, plus a coloring activity.
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Holiday Music Listening Activity

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This printable holiday music listening worksheet guides kindergarten through 4th graders in responding to a musical piece. Students describe how the music made them feel, identify whether it was fast or slow, name any instruments they heard, and draw either a snowman or Christmas tree based on their preference. Includes a coloring activity with an elf.

Subject:
Music
Topic:
Music Theory
Grade Level:
K – 4th Grade
Updated September 2025

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