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Teachers of beginning voice and piano will get loads of value from this easy music theory workbook. This all-in-one resource explains basic concepts every music student needs to know: note names, singing tips/exercises, piano fingering, rhythms and more. Plus it includes at-home worksheets tailored to each topic to reinforce the principals. A fun on-the bench activity. Worksheets are located in the back of the book so it's easy to copy them for each student. Single side copying recommended.

Not ready for Halloween, but looking for some fun Fall homework worksheets for your General Music Students? This collection covers concepts including Note Names and Values, Intervals, Music Math, and Key Signatures. Something for every age with fun Fall graphics! A full 22 pages of activities, including money-saving black and white graphics. Perfect for homework, early finishers, or as an in-class activity.

Summer is a time for fun, so these music theory worksheets add a little fun to everyday lessons. Advanced theory concepts for older students: interval identification, bass clef note naming, ledger lines, and even a word search. Keep students engaged during lesson time or send home for extra practice between lessons.

Are you looking for fun and easy off-the-bench activities for your youngest piano students? Look no more, because these worksheets are just the resource you're looking for. Helps students with finger numbers, piano key position and names. A great addition to traditional note reading and rhythm curriculum because they focus specifically on the piano. Great also for homework to keep students motivated between lessons. Engaging color graphics keep students engaged. Fourteen color pages.

This all-in-one collection of worksheets has something for every student; helpful if you teach multiple age levels. Great for homework, sub tubs, and in-class work. Includes treble and bass clef note names, rhythm exercises and even a fun word-search puzzle for older students. Some worksheets include helpful tips to help the youngest students complete the worksheet without adult help. Fifteen pages cover concepts for students of every age.

Add some fun to your piano lessons with these off the bench worksheets! Great for homework, concept reinforcement, and introducing basic ideas. Suitable for the youngest students, these worksheets cover basic concepts like finger numbers, keyboard orientation, and note names.

Graphics and games may be fun for younger students, but older students want worksheets tailored just for their needs. These worksheets cover note and rhythm identification, intervals, and other basic music concepts without distracting graphics. Great for assessment, homework, and early finishers. Students should be able to finish these worksheets in just 15-30 minutes, yet gain a substantive knowledge/review of each area.

Do you teach multiple age levels in your music classroom? This set covers concepts to interest students at a variety of ages and learning levels--note names, ledger lines, intervals, even beginning piano concepts. Perfect for sub tubs, early finishers, and homework assignments. Colorful graphics spark student interest and make learning fun! Includes color-saving black and white versions of many of the worksheets.

Students can lose focus over the hectic holiday time, so why not capture their interest and review music concepts with these two music games? Minimal setup and quick to play; so much fun they won't even know they're learning. File contains two games: a quick card game to review note names in treble and bass clef and a board game to drill rhythms and review music terms. Snow Day game includes two different playing boards: one for Christmas/holiday and a second one with winter images so your stude

This single, 24-page set of music worksheets fills the needs of all students in your studio from the youngest to intermediate level. A great alternative for teachers looking for something that is non-Halloween related. Worksheets for youngest students include helpful tips so they can complete the work without help from teachers or parents. Excellent as bell work, reinforcement of in-class concepts, assessment, parents who home school, and homework for students taking private lessons. Each worksh

Why spend time and money downloading multiple documents when this one resource has something for music students in all grade levels from K-6? This twenty-four-page collection includes music math, note naming and identification, rhythms, and even a word search puzzle. All pages are available in full color or money-saving black and white. Great for bell work, home schooling, subs, even homework for students taking private lessons. Perfect for the time between the start of the school year and Hallo

These fun and easy worksheets cover all the concepts the beginning music student needs to learn. Can be completed as classwork or send them home with your students to complete between classes or lessons; keeps them engaged and helps them remember the concepts they have learned between the times you see them. I developed these worksheets in conjunction with my own students to reinforce the basic ideas we study each week. Subjects covered in this set include the music alphabet, line and space note

This single collection has activities for students of all ages. Great for teachers who have students ranging in age from preschool to adult. All worksheets are available in low-ink color and black-and-white versions. Activities include note identification and naming, key signatures and scales, music math, and more. These worksheets were developed in conjunction with my own music students to include activities they enjoy, and take into account their wishes with regard to accessibility of info

A fun note reading activity for bass clef.

Now children as young as age five can learn the concepts of music theory, sight singing, and rhythm with Vocal Eaz-y curriculum. Serves as a handy reference tool enabling students to work on homework assignments outside of class or lesson time. Filled with colorful illustrations and written in a fun and engaging format that's great for children in grades K-3. Excellent for private lessons, small group classes, and parents who home school. New lower price to bring it in line with other commercia

Now children as young as five can learn the basic concepts of music theory, sight singing, and rhythm thanks to this innovative vocal curriculum. Filled with color illustrations, solfege songs, and basic theory concepts written in an engaging style to suit children in grades K-3. Great for small group lessons, private tutoring and parents who home school.

Body Scales for teaching solfege are an excellent way to orient children when you are trying to illustrate proper singing pitches as young singers travel up and down the scale. This version includes two different "Dos" a Home Do and a second Do to represent the octave. I have also included an illustration of the So below Do to provide an extra option when teaching sight singing. Worksheet can be printed out for distribution in class or enlarged to create a bulletin or story board. All drawings a

A complete curriculum on one handy story board that you take to your teaching site. Ideal for teachers who travel from one school or location to another, or parents who home school. Components can also be used for bulletin boards in traditional classroom environments. Four lessons available: Shaker Eggs, Guiro, Celtic Bodhran, and African Djembe.

A complete curriculum on one handy story board that you take to your teaching site. Ideal for teachers who travel from one school or location to another, or parents who home school. Components can also be used for bulletin boards in traditional classroom environments. Four lessons available: Shaker Eggs, Guiro, Celtic Bodhran, and African Djembe.

Everyone is short on time, but here are seven warm-ups to get your voice in shape when you are short on time. Put them in your binder and pick one when you're ready to practice--at the piano or on the road.