Music and Teaching Materials by Susan Paradis
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 | (SP432) Level: Intermediate Type: Teaching Aids Sub-type: Theory Aids This staff is sized to use plastic chips that are about 3/4" in size and come with a magnetic wand to scoop them up. Students love these! You can order them here. You can also use any 3/4.... (More) |
 | (SP506) Level: Intermediate Type: Teaching Aids Sub-type: Theory Aids This is a handout for intermediate students to practice writing all the major and minor keys. It is just like the colorful one previously posted, but this one is my original, in black and white. ... (More) |
 | (SP507) Level: Intermediate Type: Teaching Aids Sub-type: Theory Aids This poster/worksheet is to help students learn how to identify inverted chords. Print it out in card stock and either laminate it, cover in clear plastic, or put it in a sheet protector. Have the student fill in the examples with a dry erase marker. That way you can use this sheet over and over .... (More) |
 | (SP508) Level: Intermediate Type: Teaching Aids Sub-type: Theory Aids This is another poster in my humorous series about triads. This poster shows how triads move into 1st and 2nd inversion and uses humor to help students remember the word "inversion ... (More) |
 | (SP509) Level: Early Intermediate Type: Teaching Aids Sub-type: Theory Aids This is the next poster in the inverting triads series. It uses humor to show students how to play chords in first and second inversion. You can laminate these posters and use a dry erase marker to write in the fingerings. Students will learn the fingering for inversions in the bass clef is differen ... (More) |
 | (SP510) Level: Intermediate Type: Teaching Aids Sub-type: Theory Aids This is a poster with a little humor to show the major and minor Circle of Fifths. ... (More) |
 | (SP512) Level: Late Elementary Type: Teaching Aids Sub-type: Theory Aids Continuing the series with the Noteboys™, this worksheet is for students to draw inversions themselves. If you laminate this, the staff is large enough to use a dry erase marker. ... (More) |
 | (SP513) Level: Late Elementary Type: Teaching Aids Sub-type: Theory Aids This is another theory poster featuring my NoteBoys, BlueBoy, RedBoy, and GreenBoy. The poster uses humor to explains the whole and half step pattern for major scales. ... (More) |
 | (SP514) Level: Early Intermediate Type: Teaching Aids Sub-type: Theory Aids The NoteBoys ... (More) |
 | (SP599) Level: Elementary Type: Teaching Aids Sub-type: Theory Aids Print this out in landscape, cut it out and tape the two pieces together. This is a good resource for young children or children who need to learn with manipulatives. ... (More) |
 | (SP607) Level: All Levels Type: Teaching Aids Sub-type: Theory Aids This is a fun way to keep track of which scales your students have learned. You can use it for 5-finger scales, or major and minor scales. Cut out and laminate one fish for each student and put it on a bulletin board. Write in inside the "fish scale.... (More) |
 | (SP611) Level: Elementary Type: Teaching Aids Sub-type: Theory Aids Please see my blog for different ways to use this paper keyboard. Print in landscape format, laminate, cut on the lines, trim next to the next to the second group of three, and tape together with clear mailing tape. Place the first group of three on the left. ... (More) |
 | (SP702) Level: Early Elementary Type: Teaching Aids Sub-type: Theory Aids If a student gets a good foundation in steps and skips, a lot of reading problems in the future can be avoided. Use these cards with young children or any student who needs help. ... (More) |
 | (SP703) Level: Early Elementary Type: Teaching Aids Sub-type: Theory Aids If you want your students to be good sight readers, teach them by steps and skips. If students have no trouble with the 2 line step and skip cards, try these 5 line cards. Teachers who are concerned about students learning in all positions will find a use for these cards. Set your printer on land.... (More) |
 | (SP804) Level: Elementary Type: Teaching Aids Sub-type: Theory Aids This chart shows your students how the the Major keys are organized. It also has a sentence that students can use to memorized the key signatures. If you want a minor chart, use the one I posted above. ... (More) |