Michaela Trackey

Calling all chorus teachers!!!! Do your students not know what to do when they're not singing in class?? Maybe you're rehearsing with one section on a part and the other sections are just zoning out? I have my students put this in their chorus binder on the inside folder pocket or somewhere they'll see it to remind them what they're supposed to do! I also have a few printed and hung in various spots on the wall incase someone is zoned out and just staring at the wall!

Band & Chorus Teachers: Use this letter to send home if you had to change the date of your concert or event! This includes a signature page to be brought back by students to ensure their families received the message! includes a message stating all new information and a signature page!

A worksheet to help refresh your student's memories about how to draw quarter notes, eighth notes, and quarter rests.

Use this template as a flyer to send home bullet point information regarding winter concerts. This document may be best for elementary music teachers, BUT you could still use is for k-12 concerts. Simply insert your information, print, and send home. Includes a memo at the top, a spot for date, location and times for concerts and attire. There is a spot for three separate events and two different attire options. I use the first one for grades k-4 "dress your holiday best" and the classic Black a

Don't feel like formatting for a contact sheet? you could even edit the title and it could be a sign up sheet. formatting done for you just insert the title and click print!

Have your students use this blank keyboard on any Music Theory tests, quiz's and to help them study. They're great for learning placements of notes on the keyboard, helping with identifying types of scales, and chords because it helps the student visualize the relationships of half and whole steps within tertiary chords, and scalar patterns.