Treble Training

Help your students memorize the line and space notes within the grand staff. Designed to give your students the tools to learn how to quickly identify notes within the treble and bass clef. •Four memory phrases for treble clef and bass clef lines and space notes •Illustrations help students recall the memory phrase •The clefs are highlighted in two different colors to help distinguish between high and low notes. •Illustrations in the treble clef are things you'd find up in the sky to help stude

Teach piano notes in the grand staff with music mnemonics. This gives students a formal to figure out the notes and learn how to read music independently. What makes this music mnemonic teaching tool different from others? •The clefs are highlighted in two different colors to help distinguish between high and low notes.•Illustrations in the treble clef are things you'd find up in the sky to help students distinguish high notes•Illustrations in the bass clef are things you'd find down low on the

Learn how to read music a creative way! My piano students have benifitted so much from music mnemonics! •Uses four memory phrases for treble clef and bass clef lines and space notes•Illustrations on flash cards help students recall the memory phrase •The clefs are highlighted in two different colors to help distinguish between high and low notes.•Illustrations in the treble clef are things you'd find up in the sky to help student distinguish high notes•Illustrations in the bass clef are things y

Learn notes within the treble and bass clef with music note mnemonics. This gives students a formal to figure out the notes and learn how to read music independently. The whole picture ties together to create a visual representation of what the names of the notes in the grand staff are. •Uses four memory phrases for treble clef and bass clef lines and space notes •The clefs are highlighted in two different colors to help distinguish between high and low notes. •Illustrations in the treble clef a

Help your students know where to keep their fingers on the piano keyboard with clear diagrams- showing students proper fingering, hand positions, and notes names on the piano. This creative resource uses the "high-five" gesture for students to align their hands with the hands on the page, helping them memorize finger numbers with corresponding notes. •High-five gesture: Students use a high-five gesture to align their hands with the hand positions shown in the chart. •Kinesthetic memorization too

These Halloween rhythm worksheets are a great way to challenge students with counting notes and rests in a variety of combinations—and then adding them together. They're a spooky activity to incorporate into your piano lessons or to use as an October music theory activity for creative music educators! The ghosts have mixed up a bunch of notes and rests. The students' job is to figure out how many beats are on each ghost—that is, if they aren't afraid of no notes! ;) Notes and rests included: ei

Helping students not only see the note names but also understand the shapes of the white keys and their relationship to the black keys. This provides a more kinesthetic experience for students as they learn the layout of the piano. This encourages the student to observe as they're learning as opposed to quick fix solutions such a stickers or silicone overlays. • Easy to place on the keys and remove • Suitable for all 88/61/54/49/37 key pianos and keyboards • Learn the names and shapes of the ke

A creative solution to help students remember the difference between the treble and bass clef. Treble clef is identified by blue (color of the sky) representing higher notes. The treble clef cartoon drawings are things you'd find up high in the sky. Bass clef is identified by green (color of grass) representing low notes. The bass clef drawings are things you'd find down low on the grass. Comes in a variety of sizes: 18"x24" 8.5"x11" 5.5"x8.5" 5.5"x4.25" The 18"x24" poster file can also be prin

"Give Me 5" Piano Finger Number Activity SheetHelp your beginning piano students learn their finger numbers in a fun, interactive way — great for their very first lesson! How It Works:As students give a “high five” to the printed hands on the page, they’ll match their own fingers to the corresponding finger numbers. Then, they’ll lift each finger one at a time while saying the finger number out loud. This simple yet effective kinesthetic activity helps students quickly memorize finger numbers a