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 With Memorial Day coming up, and July 4th just around the corner, it is always nice to have a few patriotic activities on hand to celebrate.
Today I am sharing a few free patriotic activities that you can use with your students all summer long! Keep reading to check them out...
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One of my favorite "end of the school year" activities is to help my students create a repertoire list of their very favorite pieces from the past year. It really gives students a sense of accomplishment to see all of the fun music they have learned how to play! This is also a great activity for students who will be taking a break from lessons over the summer, as it gives them lots of pieces that they know well that they can continue to review and share with friends and family over their break. Today I am sharing two free "Repertoire Challenge" coloring pages that you can use with your students this summer, too! Have your students write in the names of their favorite pieces, then color the page each time they review their repertoire. How many colors can they add to their page by the end of the summer?
If you are looking for a few fun pieces to use in your studio as the school year winds down, look no further! These creative takes on famous classical themes are a fun way to end the school year on a high note (pun intended)! Late Elementary to Early Intermediate Singles:
Intermediate to Late Intermediate Singles:
Want even more music like this? Check out the whole "Rockin' the Classics" series HERE!
 Happy May, everyone! To kick off the month, Piano Pronto is offering a FREE copy of "Boppin' the Boardwalk," the first single from my new "Easy Rockin' the Classics" collection, now until May 5th! This creative take on the famous "Minuet in G" is perfect for summer and will be a hit with late elementary to early intermediate students of all ages! Click HERE to get your free copy before May 5th. You can also get the unlimited studio license for this piece for just $7 all month long!  Can you believe that May is almost here? The start of a new month means it is time for a new Musicianship Monthly post!
What is "Musicianship Monthly?" Each month, I share links to free resources you can use to focus on a specific musicianship skill with your students. (Want to see past skills we have covered? Click HERE!) This month, we will be practicing the basics of music notation! I am sharing several free worksheets that will help students become pros at drawing clefs, time signatures, and notes on the staff. Keep reading for your free notation worksheets! |
AuthorChrissy Ricker is a pianist, teacher, and composer from North Carolina. These are her thoughts on teaching, composing, and all things music. Looking for teaching ideas related to a specific topic? Use the "search" feature or scroll down to see blog posts organized by category!
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