Vocal-Elements

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.

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

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