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.

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.

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

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.