Helping You Develop Life-Long Musicians
Music education is a “grassroots” endeavor. But, you aren’t in it alone. You don’t have to reinvent the wheel for every lesson you teach. Take a peek at the activities, ideas, and techniques here to make learning to read music intuitive and fun for students and easy for you.
Weekly Lesson Plans Don’t Have to Be Overwhelming
No-prep activities differentiated for multiple levels streamline planning and lesson delivery.
Engage students with activities integrating Kodály activities, Orff instruments, and more.
Build confident young musicians through fun sequential, skill-building lessons.
Bonus: No specialized Kodály or Orff training needed to use these resources.
Guided lessons lead teachers and students through activities.
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Excellent Materials
I want to express my gratitude for your excellent materials that have provided invaluable support in my learning. Your dedication and effort are evident in every detail of your materials. I appreciate your expertise and work ethic, which is clearly reflected in the quality of what you create. Thank you for your contribution to music education.
Marijana G.
Students Learn Quickly
My students love this engaging resource. We spend lots of time teaching/reviewing rhythms and I was so excited to find this resource. They love playing it and they are progressing much quicker in their rhythm readiness. Thank you!
Diane J.
Intuitive Resources
These games are wonderful. They are clearly set up and intuitive for students to complete. I love to use the set of them to review and individually assess each student to see what might need more work as we move forward. They are easy to assign in Google Classroom and can be completed on any device.
Meghan H.
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Rhythmic Ear Training
I have been using this as review with my beginning band students. The units have been very helpful in getting them back into the groove of reading rhythms, and have helped improve their ears as well. The different levels are great and build on one another as they go.
Beginning Band Teacher
Multiple Grade Levels
I have been using this as review with my beginning band students. The units have been very helpful in getting them back into the groove of reading rhythms, and have helped improve their ears as well. The different levels are great and build on one another as they go.
Jennifer C.
Easy-to-Use
A great, clear introduction to the instruments of the orchestra. It’s well-organized and easy for students to understand. Informative and engaging activities cover each section of the orchestra explaining the role and sound of each instrument.
Brianna P.
Welcome, Friend!
Hi, I’m Terri. I have over 25 years of experience teaching in the elementary music classroom. My mission is to help you save time and make learning to read music fun and intuitive for students and easy for teachers. I’m honored to have helped thousands of music teachers and homeschool parents in 76 countries!
One of my great joys is performing in various events with my former elementary music students. They’ve become life-long musicians!
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