Catalogue

Theory & Games

Music theory and games to make learning music fun!

Theory Sheets - Free

Ollie Owl

Theory sheets I created to assign as homework — feel free to print them. Most deal with basic rhythm, notation and notes. The kids love these so much, they forget they are doing theory homework!

Lifting Weights

Theory sheets I created to assign as homework — feel free to print them. Most deal with basic rhythm, notation and notes. The kids love these so much, they forget they are doing theory homework!

Skip Rope

Theory sheets I created to assign as homework — feel free to print them. Most deal with basic rhythm, notation and notes. The kids love these so much, they forget they are doing theory homework!

Car Race

Theory sheets I created to assign as homework — feel free to print them. Most deal with basic rhythm, notation and notes. The kids love these so much, they forget they are doing theory homework!

Gruesome Gully — free resource preview

Gruesome Gully

One of the handouts I created around the time of Halloween.

Skeleton Beats — free resource preview

Skeleton Beats

One of the handouts I created around the time of Halloween.

Ghosts — free resource preview

Ghosts

One of the handouts I created around the time of Halloween.

Bats — free resource preview

Bats

One of the handouts I created around the time of Halloween.

Witch — free resource preview

Witch

One of the handouts I created around the time of Halloween.

Trick or Treat — free resource preview

Trick or Treat

One of the handouts I created around the time of Halloween.

Free Games - Free

Piano Olympics — free resource preview

Piano Olympics

A fabulous game for the studio! Schedule a studio party during the Winter Olympics and it becomes a technique challenge as well. It's guaranteed to be a great success and a lot of fun! Have your students sign up into their 'sport' ahead of time, then give them a few weeks to 'prepare'. Choose a couple of more advanced students (or knowledgeable parents) to 'judge' the events by holding up a number between 1 and 10 for each competitor and have someone designated be the timekeeper with a stopwatch. Enjoy!

TV Film Studio — free resource preview

TV Film Studio

A great afternoon can be spent creating a Television show using a video camera and then setting it up so the participants can watch their performances on TV. The form I created shows the roles and responsibilities for each student. It's so much fun that you can easily forget to stress the main goal of the day, ie: performers must be like accomplished "actors" and tell a story convincingly through their performance.