Resources

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Organization & Planning

Evernote – I sync Evernote across my computer, tablet, and phone. I use Evernote to keep track of my students’ booklists and student notes. I love the scanner feature so I can easily scan documents and receipts into the app. I also use the web-clipper to save articles or recipes. I use it for my teaching and also personally.

Bloom Planner – I like the small size of this planner. Even though it’s small, it’s packed with a lot! I’ve tried other planners and just didn’t like how big they were to transport in my bag.

Five-Year Planner – Using a 5-year planner helps me plan my current year and future years accordingly. This is my favorite long-term planner, because it has large blank pages to write on above each month. I can plan seasonal activities for my studio and blog easily with this. I use both a yearly calendar and a five-year calendar to organize my time.

How to Organize a Music Library

How to Plan Music for One Year

How to Organize Your Music Lesson Plans

Teaching Essentials

Supplies for making printed worksheets resuable:

Dry-Erase Pocket Sleeves (Helps make worksheets reusable!)
*Washable* Dry-Erase Pens
Self-Adhesive Laminating Sheets
Wet-Erase Pens

st. patrick's day music worksheets for beginners

Check out: Quick Solution for Printable Resources

Favorite Supplies:

Erasable Pens
Highlighter Tape
Colored Flags (An alternative to highlighter tape)
Colored Pencils – I love how smooth these write!

Most Popular in My Shop

Music Assignment Book – Includes: 52 weeks of lesson assignment and practice logs, space to set weekly practice goals with students, an appendix with musical terms, tempo markings, and rhythm cards, and much more.

Ready for Theory Prep B Piano Workbook