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Fast and slow music
This classroom material helps kindergarten students practice distinguishing between fast and slow music through questions and song selection activities. It encourages identification of tempo differences and sequencing tempos from slowest to fastest.
By Edform · General music · Kindergarten · Published Oct 15, 2026 · New
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Questions
- Which animal moves the fastest?
- Which word means 'how fast or slow music is played'?
- Which of these songs would you expect to be slow? (Choose two)
- Put these tempos in order from slowest to fastest.
- Match the song type to the tempo you would expect.
- Fill in the blank: Music that is played quickly is called ___.
- Choose the correct word: A turtle moves _ and a rabbit moves _.
- Sort these activities by tempo: fast or slow.
- Are these statements about tempo true or false?
- What is the word for the speed of music?
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