Scroll down for the free worksheet Many teachers find teaching key signatures harder than teaching music reading. It is certainly not as straight forward. Piano students need to not only be able to identify major key signatures in both the treble and bass, but there are minor keys, too. And what about writing them? It’s […]
Scroll down for this freebie worksheet. I have been teaching a really long time. And I’ve taught music to all kinds of students in many different situations. I’ve taught my own children and grandchildren and I’ve been a music Mom and Grandma while they studied with some excellent teachers. I’ve also been a classroom music […]
There are a lot of teachers starting piano lessons this week. That makes it a good time to post this beginning funsheet for Throwback Thursday. Plus, who doesn’t like cherries! It’s free and comes in both color and black & white that students can color. It’s also iPad friendly if you open it in an […]
Today’s Throwback Thursday goes really way back. I first drew these by hand for my students when I was a classroom music teacher. It makes it really easy for students to learn how many 16ths equal a whole note. In a way, this worksheet goes along with my previous post a few days ago about […]
Today I am sharing a tutorial on how to use your ipad to download and markup the free material I post on my website. While there are many teachers who already do this, there are some teachers who are new to iPads or unsure how to do it. Plus you can use this app for […]
St. Patrick’s Day Fun Sheets On sale for $3.99 until midnight March 13, 2019 Students will love these colorful Leprechaun and St. Patrick’s Day elementary music theory fun sheets on sale in my store for a limited time. We all know how students need constant reinforcement of music theory concepts and how hard that can […]
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