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Happy and sad music: how music feels
Kindergarten students describe how music feels by choosing happy, sad, calm or excited, matching faces to moods and sorting words about music. Questions use short sentences and describe sounds in words so a teacher can read them aloud.
By Edform · General music · Kindergarten · Published Nov 3, 2026 · New
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Questions
- A song is slow, low and a little gloomy. Which feeling fits?
- A lullaby is soft and slow to help a baby sleep. Which feeling fits a lullaby?
- Music is fast and loud with lots of jumping notes. Which feeling fits?
- Which face matches happy music?
- Put the music in order from the calmest to the most excited.
- Match each face to the feeling in music.
- Choose the right word.
- Choose the right word.
- Sort each one into happy music or sad music.
- Is it true or false?
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