Earth Day Music Color by Code Worksheets

Check out this fun Earth Day Music Color by Code activity! It's perfect for school or home learning. With these sheets, students can learn and review music theory creatively. These sheets include activities to review notes, rests, music symbols, dynamics, and treble and bass note names. These coloring pages make learning music more fun and easier to understand. Plus, music color-by-code activities help teachers see how well students understand the material and offer extra practice when needed. Give your music lessons a boost with this Earth Day Music Color by Note Sheets for a fun music theory coloring experience!

--- WHAT IS INCLUDED? ---

10 designs of this set in three different formats:

• 1 format ~ for younger students – music symbols match the symbols in the picture.
• 2 format ~ for older students – symbols names are given in the color key.
• 3 format ~ students create their own color key.

➤ 14 answer pages.

➤ 10 blank pages to create your own music worksheets for your classroom.

✨ Each set includes:

• 1 – Boy gardening – color by music symbols
• 2 – Garbage truck– color by music symbols

(Symbols used: staff, time signature, bar line, double bar line, repeat, treble clef, bass clef, natural, flat, sharp, fermata.)

• 3 – Girl with recycle bin – color by notes and rests
• 4 – Tree with heart – color by notes and rests

(Notes used: whole note, half note, dotted half note, quarter note, dotted quarter note, eighth note, 2 eighth notes, 4 sixteenth notes.

Rests used: whole rest, half rest, quarter rest, eighth rest.)

• 5 – Girl gardening– color by dynamics
• 6 – Recycle bin – color by dynamics

(Dynamic symbols used: fortissimo, forte, mezzo forte, mezzo piano, piano, pianissimo, crescendo, decrescendo, sforzando.)

• 7 – Plant in a pot_1 – color by treble clef note names
• 8 – Boy turning off the light – color by treble clef note names

(C first – A second octaves)

• 9 – Plant in a pot_2 – color by bass clef note names
• 10 – Earth with the heart – color by bass clef note names

(E first – C second octaves)

All activities require no preparation.