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Music Theory Interactive Notebook Lvl 1: Notes, Clefs, Rhythm, Time Signatures, & more! This one-stop resource makes music theory a cinch for the whole year! The three included assessments are short, to the point, and easy to mark. This product includes: • Title page • Fill-in table of contents (so you can complete activities in any order) • Notes on the Staff • Treble Clef • Bass Clef • Grand Staff • Ledger Lines • Accidentals • Piano Keyboard • Rhythm and Beat (whole, half, quarter

This Rhythm Mad Minute Pack includes four levels for a fun, no-prep way to learn rhythmic values at high speed! These powerhouse printables work as homework, bell work, speed reading quizzes, study practice and more, helping students to read rhythm values with speed and accuracy. First one that gets it all right gets a sticker? a prize? a bonus mark? You choose! Includes: Level One: whole, half, dotted half, quarter, single/ double/ four-beamed eighth notesLevel Two: as above, plus whole, half

This set of 30 posters is a great way to motivate students to complete research on famous composers. Individual questions like, 'Something he struggled with' or 'How he lived' encourage students to explore and understand the composers' lives. A bonus question can be used or cut out depending on students' level and asks that students write out the first bar or two of the composers most famous melody (like the first two bars of Beethoven's Ninth - da da da DAAAA!) When complete, the flags can be

Blank worksheet set for all band instruments that includes blank staff and 8 blank fingering charts per line (3-4 scales per page). Super fast, super easy way to drill or assess scales with fingerings. Each page is for one instrument. (Includes: flute, clarinet, saxophone, trumpet, French Horn, trombone, euphonium, tuba, mallet percussion) You might find these related products helpful:• Music Theory Interactive Notebook Level 1 - full year of music theory!• Interactive Notebook Listening Logs•

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

Forget boring vocabulary lists, these color-by-sound sheets invite students to color in the pictures based on what they hear! Christmas Music Appreciation! Features: Teacher Notes including links to suggested recordings (free on YouTube!)Two complete sets included: one for younger students (‘loud/ soft,’ ‘fast/slow,’ etc.) and one for older students (‘forte/ piano,’ ‘allegro/ lento,’ etc.)Each sheet is designed to be used for any movement, not restricted to oneBeautiful, original, hand-drawn im

Here's an awesome set of mix-and-match flashcards to help beginning band students. For each band instrument, choose any two types of flashcards for front-to-back printing: letter namesblank staffnotes on the staffblank fingering chart completed fingering chartUse them for individual practice, for quizzing friends, to send home and get parents involved, or even in doubled sets (printed single-sided) to play a matching game!

Approved AP Music Theory Syllabus This AP Music Theory Syllabus was most recently approved by the CollegeBoard in 2017. Works well as a pacing guide, too! PLEASE NOTE: If you wish to use this syllabus, you MUST indicate that it has already been approved when you submit your audit. If you do not wish to use the three textbooks listed in this syllabus, you may copy the rest of the syllabus and submit your modification to the CollegeBoard for approval, indicating that you are modifying an existi

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

Finally! A set of Anchor Charts designed with simple language and intended for music appreciation writing. It's in ink-saver version, too! Take a look at the preview and see how straightforward and visually appealing this printable poster set makes 10 different musical areas accessible to everyone. Can be printed on any size paper and works very well as a set of handouts or bound into a notebook. *Hint: works REALLY WELL with the TeachingWise Interactive Notebook Listening Logs! Find the link be

Famous Leaders in Ancient Egypt - Inquiry-Based, Comprehension This real-world problem activity starts off with an email from the director of a new documentary film that focuses on three of Ancient Egypt’s best-known leaders: Hatshepsut, Ramses II, and Akhenaton (with his wife Nefertiti). Students are asked to assume the role of an expert who will be interviewed for the documentary. After reviewing their knowledge by reading four different source types (a newspaper article, a non-fiction mag

This set of 45 (+ 1 blank) posters is a great way to motivate students to complete research on American Presidents. Individual questions like, 'Something he struggled with' or 'life after presidency' encourage students to explore and understand the presidents' lives and motivations. When complete, the flags can be hung up as a bunting banner or as a colorful bulletin board. Paper is sized to tabloid 11x17, but can be scaled down to 8.5x11 when you print. *************************************

This handy assessment tool doubles as a set-up guide for any subject that needs a binder and dividers. Just copy and go! It's a great way to help everyone stay organized, teach cross-curricular study skills and habits, and to provide a concrete starting point for parent-teacher conversations.

Winter Interval Bingo Give ear training a wintery boost with interval dictation bingo! You play the notes and students find the notes that match. Alternately, you can call the interval names (major third, harmonic!). It's a great way to introduce or hone the skills of interval dictation and it’s a fun way to make the most of class time and keeps attention strong, even right before a long holiday. Each level has the same intervals scrambled on three different cards so not all students will get

This great set contains 117 low-color word wall words plus a page of blanks. This set also prints well in black and white. Each card is color-coded by category: • Notation words & symbols • Ensemble names • Tempo words • Dynamic words • Articulation words • Description words (form, texture, etc.) Fantastic for spelling, listening logs, descriptive writing, flash cards, and lots more! Want something with more color? Check out the 'Confetti Music Word Wall' in my store: https://www.teacherspay

Agriculture and the Nile: Inquiry-Based, Comprehension, No Prep This real-world problem activity starts off with a fax and contract from the CEO of a publishing company to you, the copyeditor. A new textbook is about to be published and the company needs you to check for factual errors in the manuscript using the fact sheets provided. (Pssst: This is a great way to introduce students to a new career option! The editor’s contract and the textbook ‘galley’ drafts are the real thing!) No Prep •

Quick 'Translate Please!' style worksheets to get your kids thinking in growth-mindset language. Each worksheet takes just a few minutes to complete. Works really well as a post-video exit ticket! Three activities included as blank worksheet, and completed suggested answer key: translate common phrases like 'This is too hard.'translate common excuses like 'I'm not talented.'visualize the vocabulary graphic organizer

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!

This great download contains 10 mini posters + 2 blanks. Works well as a single bulletin board, sets of flash cards, memory games, and more! • pianissimo • piano • mezzo piano • mezzo forte • forte • fortissimo • crescendo • decrescendo • sforzando • forte piano • 2 blanks (you may reproduce the blank page as many times as you like so you get all the words you need) Want more? Check out these related products! • Confetti Tempo Poster Set • Confetti Music Word Wall