Music Lesson Plan Template – Printable, Sing, Play, Move

All 9 sheets

One music class 3

Music half sheets, a pair of classes For back-to-back classes: the page holds a pair of plans, each with Class, Date, Warm-up, Song or piece, a three-line block for Sing, play, move or listen, and Closing.
Music lesson plan table, minutes by activity A table with the rows named Warm-up, Sing, Play, Move, Listen and Closing, and columns for Minutes, What happens and Instruments. An Objective line sits above it.
Music lesson plan, one class Lines for Class, Date and Concept, then ruled lines under eight headings: Objective, Warm-up, Song or piece, Sing, Play, Move, Listen, and Closing and check.

A week by grade or class 2

Music teacher's week, 8 open rows The same columns with 8 unnamed rows under a first column headed Class, for middle school sections, ensembles or split grades.
Music teacher's week, Kindergarten to Grade 5 For a teacher who sees the whole school: rows for Kindergarten and Grade 1 to Grade 5 on a sideways page, with columns for Concept, Song or piece, Activity and Instruments.

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Rehearsals, concerts and units 3

Concert countdown from 6 weeks to go Seven rows, from 6 weeks to go down to 1 week to go and then Concert week, with columns for Pieces to rehearse, Goal for the week and To do.
Recorder or ukulele unit list, 10 lessons Ten numbered lessons with columns for New note or chord, Song or exercise and Check. Instrument, Class and Dates lines at the top.
Rehearsal plan for band, choir or orchestra Six rows with columns for Minutes, Piece, Measures and Goal. Ensemble and Date lines and a Warm-up line sit above the table, and an Announcements line below.

Filled-in sample 1

Sample: a music teacher's week for six grades, filled in Sample. The week by grade filled in with a made-up concept, a kind of song, an activity and instruments for each grade. No song is named.

How this list was compiled: Written and laid out in-house for this page on October 2, 2026. Every sheet is a plain form to fill in by hand; the headings are everyday planning words, and no school district's, publisher's or program's form is copied. The sample week is made up and names no song, composer or method. Licence: own work

How it works

This music lesson plan template opens on one class: lines for Class, Date and Concept, then ruled blocks for an objective, a warm-up, the song or piece, Sing, Play, Move, Listen, and a closing check.

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Plan one class

Press Print the lesson plan. Write the concept at the top and the song or piece under its heading. Sing, Play, Move and Listen each have two lines; leave one empty when a class skips it.

A week by grade, rehearsals and concerts

The teacher's week has a row for Kindergarten and Grade 1 to Grade 5. The rehearsal plan lists Minutes, Piece, Measures and Goal for a band, choir or orchestra, and the concert countdown runs from 6 weeks to go to Concert week.

The unit list numbers 10 lessons for a recorder or ukulele unit, with a New note or chord column.
A table sheet sets minutes beside Warm-up, Sing, Play, Move, Listen and Closing.

Questions and answers

Is there a music teacher lesson plan template for a whole week?

Yes. The teacher's week is a sideways page with rows for Kindergarten and Grade 1 to Grade 5 and columns for Concept, Song or piece, Activity and Instruments. A second week sheet has 8 open rows.

Is this an elementary music lesson plan template?

The opening sheet and the week by grade suit elementary general music, where a class sings, plays, moves and listens. The rehearsal plan and concert countdown suit older ensembles.

Does it name songs or a teaching method?

No. Wherever a form asks for a song or piece, the space is blank, and no composer, songbook or method is named. The filled-in sample uses a kind of song, such as a hello song or a two-part round.

What is in the rehearsal plan?

Ensemble and Date lines, a Warm-up line, six rows with Minutes, Piece, Measures and Goal columns, and an Announcements line at the foot.