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A test on naming and identifying the fingering/slide position/location of each of the first five notes. There are whole, half, and quarter notes of each. Why include whole/half/quarter versions? Because we all know we have that one student who somehow thinks that a whole note D is different from a quarter note D. Perfect for virtual and face to face teachers! The digital versions are Google Slides files that you can use on Google Classroom or if you're using Microsoft Teams, you can download it

NEW! - Now available in Google Slides for online, virtual, or one to one learning as well as PDF for printing. The Google Slides version has been updated for streamlined manipulative access and unmovable worksheet images. 51 pages, 21 lessons with loads of extra practicing of concepts. This book is designed for the beginning Band, Choir, or Orchestra (*gasp* the alto clef IS INCLUDED!) student to aid in the teaching and learning of music theory concepts. It helps kids, through practice, ma

This 30+ exercises fundamental packet is the perfect way to warm-up your beginners (BAND ONLY). It primarily uses the traditional first five notes (Concert Bb-F). What's covered in this packet?Rhythms - Whole notes, half notes, quarter notes, eighth notes, and four sixteenth groupings.Interval LeapsFive Note ScaleArticulations - Staccato, Tenuto, Accent, SlursRange Building down to Low Concert F and up to High Concert BbTuning ExercisesScales: Concert Bb, F, Eb, Ab, and Chromatic Scale on Co

Much like my Five Note Scale Test, this test will assess your students on their first full octave of the Concert Bb Major Scale. Physical version features two different versions. One in order from lowest to highest and one where the notes are mixed up. A perfect quiz to give quickly or when you have a sub. Digital version is in Google Slides format. Students enter the note name and click and delete the keys pressed for the given note, leaving the fingering diagram to look like what they would

This is an easy and simple two page supplemental sheet for beginning band students. I felt like a few of the beginning method books just throw notes at students. For many of my students, including my ELLs, that becomes very difficult and they need more practice on each note before moving on to the next. This supplemental material contains Flute, Oboe, Bassoon, Clarinet, Alto Sax, Tenor Sax, Trumpet, Horn, Trombone, Baritone TC, Baritone BC, Tuba, and Two Octaves for percussion mallets. It als