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Help beginning music students learn and internalize the musical alphabet with this easy to follow worksheet. Students write the musical alphabet forwards and backwards and fill in the missing letters. This helps students realize how small the musical alphabet is and how many ways we use the alphabet when we play music. It is excellent for beginning music learners on any instrument!

This is a handy key to help students easily locate chords. Thinking through the half step/whole step pattern for chords or any of the other methods students are taught to find chords can become taxing. This is a helpful reward for my students who are enjoying playing chords or lead sheets but not yet automatic with chord recognition. This chord key includes the basic chord qualities of major, minor, diminished, augmented and dominant seventh. The first page is organized according to the circle o

This duet is written for primer and early intermediate students. The primo part can be taught easily by rote and has easy to follow music with large-print finger numbers. The secondo part appears underneath primo to help introduce students to duets and see how their parts sync together. The secondo part is written using only bass clef notes with fingering hints, and a key map outlining the two basic patterns used in the duet. Both parts have a key map and finger numbers. This is a great first du

Help your students share their music with friends and family using this tracking sheet! Students perform their recital piece (or whatever they are working on) ten different times and complete this table along the way. The best way to practice performing is by actually performing! Help your students learn to seek out performance opportunities and expand their confidence and artistry!

Help beginning students learn (or intermediate students review) quarter notes, half notes and eighth notes. The student, or teacher, will draw a path starting at the dancer, passing through at least four sets of point shoes, and ending at the stage. Help the ballerina learn her steps by clapping the rhythm beneath each pair of pointe shoes the path crosses. Use a different color marker to play again! This is also a great activity to laminate and use dry erase markers to draw pathways with. This

Design for students to use for the cover of their lesson binder. Has a spot for them to write their name. Graphic 'M' design drawn by owner of file and teacher. Fun way for students to have a cover for their music binder. Option for name line in two different spots. Multiple color options included!

This worksheet helps students develop their practicing skills and provides ways for students to keep practicing during a break from lessons. This includes listening to linked videos and many other activities! It also gives opportunities for students to teach their family and provides multiple ways they can practice their assigned pieces.

This activity sheet helps students reinforce note learning by spelling words that they recognize. Uses Treble and Bass clefs. First, students spell words by drawing notes above each letter. Second, students identify what word is being spelled by the notes that are drawn. The clef switches back and forth which helps students become fluent in treble and bass clefs.

In this helpful worksheet, students identify qualities of their own playing to gain critical thinking skills and learn how to evaluate themselves in a healthy way. They also identify musical concepts based off of their recorded performance and they create a blueprint of their piece! (Defining the color changes and different sections of the piece.) They also define a character/mood for their performance. This worksheet helps students internalize their pieces and pace their performances. It is a g

This worksheet guides students to create their first miniature compositions! They simply draw note values in the boxes. This reinforces stem-up/stem-down notation for pre-reading students. They can also select what key map they want to use. And they get practice writing in what finger numbers they want to play with. An easy way for pre-reading students to write their own piano exercises.