Activities with a Music Staff Dry-Erase Board
You can create a lot of activities for your studio by getting just one music staff dry-erase board. Here is how I use this in my studio.
Activities for Your Summer Music Camp
If you have summer music camps or offer group classes over the summer, you probably have found yourself searching for various activities for students. One of the issues with having camps or group lessons over the summer is that there are usually several different...
Valentine Music Activities Roundup
Adding Valentine music activities to your studio is a great way to have some extra fun in the month of February. Check out this roundup of activities.
Breaking Down the One Minute Club
The One Minute Club is a great way for students to be able to master note names in just one minute. Check out this free download to help students join the One Minute Club!
How to Use Origami Fortune Tellers
Origami fortune tellers can be a fun, simple activity to review concepts in music lessons. Here is how to use origami fortune tellers in your music lessons.
10 Ways to Use the Upgraded Printable Rhythm Cards
When it comes to playing games with students, keep the games as simple as possible! You don’t want to spend valuable lesson time just explaining how a game works. These printable cards offer loads of possibilities for making quick, simple games with students.
Piano Safari Resource Roundup
The Piano Safari Roundup has links for various supplements that coordinate with the Piano Safari method. Supplements include both worksheets and activities.
A Music Game with Dice! Shake & Tap
This new music game with dice, Shake & Tap, can be used with students of all ages in a private or group setting. Download the free pages!
Free Printable Rhythm Cards
These rhythm cards allow students to make up their own rhythm. They coordinate with Piano Safari Level 1. Rhythm cards allow for tactile learning.
Small Printable Alphabet Cards
Print these free, colorful alphabet cards to help students name the white keys on the piano.