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Student Teacher Observation Prompt Sheets Find that university-created materials for your student teachers are lacking in depth? Relevance? Don't exist at all? Help your student teacher get the most out of their experience with these handy sheets! Topics include: - physical space - routines - relationship with students - classroom management - pedagogy links - planning - transferring observations to actions - the student teacher’s bucket list (all around the school!) You might also like:Foundat

TeachingWise Music Teacher Planner Pages – Ink Saver Version I created this set of simple, straightforward, and pretty planner pages to be able to build and customize a teacher planner just for my own music-program needs. Best of all, it’s reusable for any school year so you buy it once, but it’s good for life – just reprint! No graphics to bog down your ink consumption, either! Beyond the standard calendars and week layouts, this planner incorporates pages for ensemble seating charts, concert

Editable Music Stand Name Plates – 5 designs These handy name plates are designed to stay put on music stands! Just fold on the solid line and tent over the stand back for an easy way to learn student names. The back side is included in both blank lines (for student notes) or with a fill-in form that includes instrument, case number, method book number, and folder number. They work especially well on sub days and when a clinician or guest conductor is visiting. You can also use these name plat

Make cross-border travel easy with this handy pack of masters, forms, and checklists - even if you have large inventories like band instruments! This pack is 100% editable to suit your needs and includes: - list of people and their available ID/ consent form Master - inventory Master with serial numbers and estimated replacement value - student forms for personal property of value with space for serial numbers - personal property of value Master - student checklist (all the forms, payments, a

Organize and Plan repertoire for every performance of the year with this one handy sheet. I keep my completed copy on the bulletin board above my desk to make ordering, planning, and program writing a breeze. Pair with the free Instrumentation Overview Chart in my shop and copying, ordering parts, and seat assignments become a breeze. Want more? Check out these related products! • Confetti Tempo Poster Set • Instrumentation Overview • Fully Editable Band Program Handbook/ Flipbook

This is a great way to keep your band program organized, especially as you plan repertoire throughout the year! At a glance, you can see what your instrumentation needs are, where your ensemble is strongest, and which sections could be featured. Input either number of students or names of students and keep on the bulletin board at your desk all year!

Editable Music Room Newsletters This handy set of editable newsletters gives you an easy, seasonally-themed way to communicate with students and parents, and they even look nice on the fridge! Each newsletter includes space for upcoming dates to remember, a ‘Did you know?’ fact, and general reminders. Fill them out using the editable text boxes or print them blank and fill in by hand. This product includes: • 8 newsletters themed for holidays and seasons • 2 newsletters with musical instrum

This sheet is a great way to keep track of which student is playing which percussion part. Post on a bulletin board in the percussion section, keep in your own folder, or even have students keep it in their own binder!

Super Simple = Fast, Easy Assessment and Tracking! I love using exit tickets in my classroom to check in with individual students about their understanding. This ticket asks students to order tempo words from slowest to fastest, as well as to name a tempo that makes music go faster, and to give a definition for 'andante.' You might find these related products helpful:• Music Theory Interactive Notebook Level 2• Interactive Notebook Listening Logs• Bundled Complete Music Theory PowerPoint Seri

Super Simple = Fast, Easy Assessment and Tracking! I love using exit tickets in my classroom to check in with individual students about their understanding. This ticket asks students to order dynamics symbols from quietest to loudest, and to name 2 dynamic symbols that change the volume of music over time (crescendo, decrescendo, or rit./ ral., anything you wish!) You might find these related products helpful:• Music Theory Interactive Notebook Level 2• Interactive Notebook Listening Logs• Bu

Super Simple = Fast, Easy Assessment and Tracking! I love using exit tickets in my classroom to check in with individual students about their understanding. This ticket asks students to explain what the top AND bottom numbers mean in a time signature, and then to identify the correct time signature for four different bars of note values. You might find these related products helpful:• Music Theory Interactive Notebook Level 2• Interactive Notebook Listening Logs• Bundled Complete Music Theory

Super Simple = Fast, Easy Assessment and Tracking! I love using exit tickets in my classroom to check in with individual students about their understanding. This ticket asks students to circle all the sixteenth notes and rests (amidst whole, half, quarter, and eighth notes and rests), and to write in the counting under a short rhythm passage in 4/4 time. You might find these related products helpful:• Music Theory Interactive Notebook Level 2• Interactive Notebook Listening Logs• Bundled Comp