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10 Fun Ways to Use Puzzle Erasers in Your Next Lesson!

8/3/2021

I have blogged before about my love of puzzle erasers! These inexpensive teaching tools give you lots of bang for your buck since they can be used to enhance your lessons in so many ways. They also come in a variety of fun shapes, so you are sure to find one your students will love (as you can see, we are partial to cats in my studio).

Keep reading to check out my top ten ways to use puzzle erasers in your next lesson!

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2 Minute Teaching Tip #8: Using "pop-its" to practice technique

6/23/2021

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Has the "pop-it" craze caught on in your studio? Learn how to use the popular fidget toy to practice technique in today's teaching tip video!

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Halloween Freebies for 2020

9/18/2020

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The official start of fall is (finally!) just around the corner!

Since I have recently updated my Free Stuff page, today I am sharing a round-up of all of the free resources I have available for the fall/Halloween season.

Looking for some spooky music? Or maybe a Halloween composing project to do this month? Read on for several free resources you can use with your students in the month ahead!

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A Quick and Easy Ear Training Game for Online Lessons

4/29/2020

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Looking for more fun activities to spice up your online lessons? Today I am sharing a quick ear training game that has been a big hit with my students--and better yet, it requires no special materials and no set-up time!

Interested? Read on for more!

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Freebie alert! "Roll the Dice" interval worksheet

1/14/2020

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Do you have a hard time getting your students "on a roll" after Christmas break? I know I do!

This month I have been brainstorming ways to make practice and review in our lessons just a bit more fun. So I had a thought--how about turning some of these activities into a game using dice?

Today I am sharing a fun "roll the dice" worksheet that helps students to review intervals and draw them on the staff. Use the dice from your favorite board game, or search "google dice" and use a virtual set of dice to complete this worksheet!

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10 Fun Ways to Use Puzzle Erasers in Your Next Lesson!

2 Minute Teaching Tip #8: Using "pop-its" to practice technique

Halloween Freebies for 2020

A Quick and Easy Ear Training Game for Online Lessons

Freebie alert! "Roll the Dice" interval worksheet

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