Are you ready for a new year of teaching? Today I am sharing a few of my favorite freebies to help you kick off the first lesson of the year!
These worksheets will give your students an opportunity to review old concepts, improvise and think creatively at the piano, and set goals for the coming year.
Keep reading to see the resource round-up!
These worksheets will give your students an opportunity to review old concepts, improvise and think creatively at the piano, and set goals for the coming year.
Keep reading to see the resource round-up!
Review Activities
1. The "Musical Symbol Scavenger Hunt" worksheet is a great review activity that gets students identifying and drawing musical symbols, as well as counting page numbers and measure numbers in their music.
2. My "Musical Jumbles" are always a hit--and a sneaky way to review sight-reading, ear training, and notation.
Click on the images below for your free PDFs!
1. The "Musical Symbol Scavenger Hunt" worksheet is a great review activity that gets students identifying and drawing musical symbols, as well as counting page numbers and measure numbers in their music.
2. My "Musical Jumbles" are always a hit--and a sneaky way to review sight-reading, ear training, and notation.
Click on the images below for your free PDFs!
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Creative Activities
1. Ease even your youngest students into improv with this fun, haunted house-themed story-telling improv page. You tell the story while students create sound effects to match what they hear.
2. Help students improvise their own piece in sea shanty style with this 2-chord improv activity. (You can also have students notate the melody they create for even more review opportunities.)
Click on the images below for your free PDFs!
1. Ease even your youngest students into improv with this fun, haunted house-themed story-telling improv page. You tell the story while students create sound effects to match what they hear.
2. Help students improvise their own piece in sea shanty style with this 2-chord improv activity. (You can also have students notate the melody they create for even more review opportunities.)
Click on the images below for your free PDFs!
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Goal-Setting Activities
1. Help your students both review old favorites and set goals for the future with this combination "Repertoire List and Wish List" printable.
2. Give students a step-by-step process for practicing new pieces with this fun "Practice Cake" printable.
Click on the images below for your free PDFs!
1. Help your students both review old favorites and set goals for the future with this combination "Repertoire List and Wish List" printable.
2. Give students a step-by-step process for practicing new pieces with this fun "Practice Cake" printable.
Click on the images below for your free PDFs!
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Want more fun freebies to start the new school year off right? I've got dozens of free resources available on my Free Stuff page. Just click and print what you need!
What do you think? What activities will you be including in your first lessons back this year? Drop a comment below and let me know!
What do you think? What activities will you be including in your first lessons back this year? Drop a comment below and let me know!
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