They had TOO much fun doing this – of course some tried to recreate their favorite song we’d just played, some just filled in ALL the boxes so it was PURE chaos, and some tried to write a fun melody. Download Premade Song Cards with Direct Links to Pre-Made SongsĪfter I made some of their requests, I had students come up and create songs at the screen. It brings up this window which lets you adjust the length of the song, beats per bar, beat division, scale, starting pitch, and range displayed. If you click on settings in the bottom right corner: I told them it had to be simple – but through doing this I ended up discovering you can change the time signature, length of the song, and a bunch more! Adjust Song Maker Settings My class and I were exploring the tools of the lab and we discovered that the colors used in Song Maker match the colors of the Boomwhackers! So we decided – let’s make a song and PLAY it! We started out with something simple (Twinkle Twinkle Little Star)Īs it plays back it gives you a bar to follow along, just pass out Boomwhackers and push play – so easy! All you need is a projector and Boomwhackers! Then I had students start calling out “requests”. Possibly my favorite tool in Chrome Music Lab is the Song Maker.

Here is one SUPER fun activity that you can do with just about any grade.

Okay – first of all, if you’ve never heard of Chrome Music Lab – you need to check it out! It has tons of FREE tools that are great to use for various things in your classroom, even if it’s just for a “fun” day.

Chrome music lab song links