Description
This is a printable template to assess students' understanding of Key Signatures, and help them understand what the key signature actually means for them while they are playing music.
In my experience, it is all well and good if a student can "name" a key signature (two sharps is D major, etc.). But they need to understand what a key signature actually does, not just what it is called. They need to understand that there are 7 notes, every key signature has 7 notes in it, and every key signature tells you which "flavor" of each note you should play. This worksheet can be used to help you teach and assess this concept.
Buy the template once, make your own worksheets with it, and make as many photocopies as you want every year until you retire! For band, orchestra, choir, chorus, piano, guitar, or general music classes.
I hope this helps your kids as much as it has helped mine. JD
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Description
This is a printable template to assess students' understanding of Key Signatures, and help them understand what the key signature actually means for them while they are playing music.
In my experience, it is all well and good if a student can "name" a key signature (two sharps is D major, etc.). But they need to understand what a key signature actually does, not just what it is called. They need to understand that there are 7 notes, every key signature has 7 notes in it, and every key signature tells you which "flavor" of each note you should play. This worksheet can be used to help you teach and assess this concept.
Buy the template once, make your own worksheets with it, and make as many photocopies as you want every year until you retire! For band, orchestra, choir, chorus, piano, guitar, or general music classes.
I hope this helps your kids as much as it has helped mine. JD

