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This presentation breaks down the foundations of piano keyboarding. Perfect for a first level digital music or piano keyboarding class. This Google Slides presentation already comes with animations to encourage class participation and thinking. Feel free to edit this project

Finding music work for students in ISS/OSS can be a challenge! These printable and downloadable worksheets are the solution! These assignments give students the chance to showcase their musical knowledge outside of the music classroom or rehearsal.

You've reached the end of Music Theory and you think "how can my students showcase all that they've learned? What is a project that will allow them to showcase their creativity and allow me to assess their growth and mastery?". Look no further! I created a step-by-step project that walks students through the process of creating their own composition. It is in a digital format so feel free to edit according to your classroom and students' needs! My students loved the freedom to create and choose

The Pentatonic Scale is an amazing tool to use when creating melodies. This project is perfect for a secondary digital music/music tech/music production class. It encourages students to explore their own creativity while providing them with the "safety net" that the Pentatonic Scale offers.

All music teachers ask themselves the same question: "What do I do with my students AFTER all the concerts are over?". The Playlist of My Life activity is a great way to engage students in their own musical interests. Perfect for middle or high school students!

This bundle includes an introductory packet (with video attached), a podcasting project, detailed rubric, and script template to help students chunk the larger project into smaller, achievable assignments

This is a fun way to get students of all ages to recreate sounds. You can simplify it and use it in an elementary setting or spice it up and use it for a secondary English, Speech, Drama, or Music class. My class was begging me to do this again!

Post this to your online classroom or print and hang in your room! Great reminders for all ages!

Looking for a fun, non-singing activity for your middle or high school choirs to do? Use this free resource to get a glimpse into the type of music your students are listening and connecting to. Useful for days when you are out sick and don't have a music substitute.