Expand your student's knowledge of music fundamentals with this resource designed for busy music teachers on the go. 101 Music Activities is filled with fun, substantive activities to supplement

Each of the thirty lessons are presented in a logical sequence and help students experiment with scales, intervals, solfege & hand signs, key signatures, notation, sight-reading, harmony and much more.

These self-guided lessons and ready-to-use reproducible activity sheets are ideal for choir, band, general music class and orchestra. Perhaps no skill is more relevant in learning to sight-read and the

This helpful book with reproducible pages helps students understand the concepts of beat, rhythm, accents, duration, value, meter and syncopation. All lessons are presented in a logical sequence with games

Here are 30 more self-guided lessons and reproducible activity sheets covering the basics of music theory. This volume will expand your students' musical knowledge of note values, rhythm reading, time

This reproducible collection of 60 one-page quizzes covers a variety of subjects related to beginning music theory and reading. Sections included are: The Basics; Rhythm; Note Names; Key Signatures;

Aural Training in Practice offers valuable support to teachers preparing students for ABRSM Practical exams. The three volumes, covering Grades 1–3, 4–5 and 6–8, provide: information on

Beat Blocks provide students with a tactile manipulative to aid in the introduction of musical concepts while including elements of discovery, exploration, and play. Musical elements such as beat,

Your students have been sent back in time to help Beethoven complete his Ninth Symphony. In this fun and inventive approach to virtual escape rooms, your students are brought right into Beethoven's home

A fun way to expand on a Carnival of the Animals unit while letting your kids be creative! This awesome composing pack allows kids of all ages to create their own compositions using Carnival of

A bright and colorful way to introduce composing to students! Use color-coded pitch instruments and classroom instruments alone or in combination to help students create their first musical works. Use

The national music standards have a renewed emphasis on Creating, and here is a resource that can help you help your students begin their exploration. This reproducible book covers notation practice,

Assessment made easy! Teach students the basics of music theory in either general music classes or beginning/intermediate ensemble classes. Topics covered include: note names in treble and bass clef;

This resource is designed for jazz enthusiasts and musicians who want to have a better understanding of the language of jazz. To successfully navigate this all-in-one jazz theory course, you should be