Moments of the day
Art and music time
Art and music time is a chance for students to express themselves, experiment, and build confidence through creativity. Whether it’s a warm-up, a drawing activity, or a listening exercise, these moments help students develop new skills and enjoy the process of making art or music together.
A projected classroom screen gives structure to creative lessons. With visual timers, step-by-step prompts, and interactive checklists, you can keep everyone engaged and on track. Ready-made templates save you time and make it easy to adapt routines for any age group.
Templates for Art and music time
Pre-K (ages 3–5)
Art and music time for pre-K (ages 3–5)
A simple art and music activity template with clear steps, a timer, and visual aids for pre-K.
Kindergarten to 2nd grade
Art or music time for K–2 (ages 5–8)
A free, ready-to-use classroom screen for K–2 art or music with instructions, checklist, timer, and picture.
Grades 3–5 (ages 8–11)
Art and music moment for grades 3–5
A free classroom screen to guide art or music time for grades 3–5.
Grades 6-8 (ages 11–14)
Art and music activity for grades 6–8
Ready-made art or music activity screen for grades 6–8 with steps, timer, checklist and visuals.
Grades 9–12 (ages 14–18)
Art or music activity for grades 9–12
A ready-to-use screen for high school art or music with steps, timer, checklist, and picture.
Why teachers like it
- Helps students focus during creative routines.
- Saves prep time with ready-made templates.
- Supports smooth transitions and clear instructions.
How to set it up
- 1Sign in to your Edform teacher account.
- 2Choose an art or music classroom screen template for your grade level.
- 3Customize prompts, timers, or instructions as needed.
- 4Project the screen at the start of your art or music session.
- 5Use widgets like a classroom timer, noise meter, or drawing space to guide activities and transitions.
Tips
- Preview the template before class and adjust timings for your group.
- Add a student poll or exit ticket at the end for quick feedback.
- Use the drawing widget for group brainstorming or collaborative art.
Questions teachers ask
Can I add my own instructions to a template?
Yes, you can easily edit any text, prompt, or checklist to fit your lesson.
Are there templates for both art and music?
Yes, you’ll find screens for drawing, listening, movement, and other creative routines.
What devices can I use to project these screens?
You can project from any computer or interactive whiteboard.
How do students interact with polls or games?
Students scan a QR code with their phones to join polls or activities.