Assignment Sheets (11)
Awards (16)
Coloring Pages (3)
Crossword Puzzles (1)
Games (4)
History (5)
Recital (27)
Studio Documents (30)
Theory (50)
Visual Aids (26)
Word Searches (1)

• Caterpillar Elementary Crossword Puzzle Provide students with a fun and exciting way to practice elementary theory terms.  This crossword puzzle includes 10 early elementary music terms and definitions -- tie, whole note, repeat sign, quarter note, half note, bar line, slur, double bar line, measure and staff.
• Cherries Jubilee Circle of 5ths Students can learn and practice the Circle of 5ths with this fun and colorful worksheet.  Students or teacher write key names and/or sharps and flats around the circle on the worksheet.  Use this worksheet for home practice, student tests, or theory games.
• Composer Who Am I - Saint-Saens Would you like your students to learn more about famous composers?  The "Who Am I" worksheet series is designed to do just that in a fun and creative way.  Page 1 is a series of questions designed to give clues as well as cause the student to think about who the composer might be.  Once the student has guessed, reveal page 2 with the answer.  Students can then read more about the composer on page 2 (a brief history of the composer). As an additional challenge, have the student identify 2 additional facts about the era in which the composer lived. If desired, page 2 can be presented first to teach the student about the composer, and then at a later date you can have the student guess with page 1. Use this worksheet as a teaching tool (page 2), a take home activity (page 1), or a lesson activity (pages 1 and 2).  Designed for the intermediate student.
• Egyptian Landmarks Students get to practice bass and treble clef "landmark" note names with the "Egyptian Landmarks" worksheet.  Students draw note names on the staff, write the names under notes, and figure out new notes based on previously learned "landmark" notes.  Use this worksheet for home practice, lesson activities, or theory games.
• Flashcard Racers Award Provide your students with the incentive to learn their note names quickly with this award.  Print it out in color and/or on cardstock for a fun and lasting memory.
• High Five Award Reward young students for building their performable repertoire with the High Five Award.
• Ladybug Landing Treble Note Name Practice Provide students with a fun way to practice identifying treble staff note names.  Students write the note name below each ladybug note on the worksheet.  Students also identify note names on the staff to collect clues for uncovering a famous musician quote.  Use this worksheet for home practice, student tests, or theory games.
• One Piano Dollar The One Piano Dollar sheet is designed to be used as a motivational tool for students.  The piano dollars can be given as rewards for good practicing, learning a piece of music, adding a piece to memory, demonstrating good technique, or for any number of positive achievements. Awards and Incentives are important ways to keep students motivated.  Help students do well and practice thoughtfully every week with fun incentives!
• Piano Video Analysis Learning through observation is one of the many ways a student can improve their piano skills.  The Piano Video Analysis worksheet provides students with the opporutnity to watch other piano performances (through videos assigned by the teacher) and to  analyze that video/performance through answering a series of questions.
• Safari Elementary Word Search Learning theory terms can be fun with this word search worksheet!  Reinforce concepts taught in lessons for the staff, half note, tie, repeat sign, bar line, whole note, measure, double bar line, quarter note and slur.
• Scale Degree Names for the Major Scale The Scale Degree Names for the Major Scale visual aid provides students with the name, number, and definition for each of the seven notes (scale degrees) within a major scale.  Musical examples and a brief glimpse at how scale degree names also apply to chords are also included. For the Intermediate - Early Advanced level student. Visual aids are a great way to visually emphasize and reinforce lesson materials. Use visual aids as: a teaching guide in individual lessons a study guide for students to keep in their piano binders materials for each student to read at a group lesson
• Star Student Award The Star Student Award is customizable to fit any outstanding achievement or accomplishment that a student has made.  Reward students for consistently being on time to lessons, for regularly completing their assignments, for accomplishing a goal, and so forth.  Students excel when positive reinforcement is applied.  Recognize student achievements and build student confidence with the use of rewards.
• What Time Is It? Time Signatures Students practice time signatures, both common and irregular, with this worksheet.  Students write the definition for each number in the time signature examples.  Use this worksheet for home practice, student tests, or theory games.
• Accidentals The Accidentals visual aid provides a definition, symbols, and examples of musical accidentals.  Designed for the Elementary - Intermediate level student. Visual aids are a great way to visually emphasize and reinforce lesson materials. Use visual aids as: a teaching guide in individual lessons a study guide for students to keep in their piano binders materials for each student to read at a group lesson
• Balloon Mania Pre-Reading Intervals 2nds Help pre-note-reading students learn the concept of and practice intervals.  Students color balloons with intervals of a 2nd in them.  This worksheet is designed for the young piano student.
• Basic Note Values The Basic Note Values visual aid provides students with the definition of whole note, dotted-half, half note, and quarter note values and clues for remembering how the note values relate to each other. For the early Elementary level student. Visual aids are a great way to visually emphasize and reinforce lesson materials. Use visual aids as: a teaching guide in individual lessons a study guide for students to keep in their piano binders materials for each student to read at a group lesson
• Bass and Treble Staff Note Name Practice 1 Provide students with the opportunity to learn and practice bass and treble clef note names at the same time.  Students write the note name below each note provided on the worksheet.  Teachers can customize instructions at the top of the page.  Use this worksheet for home practice, student tests, or theory games.  This worksheet is #1 in a series of 2 bass and treble clef note name worksheets. Designed for the Intermediate to Advanced level student, or the more mature student.
• Bass and Treble Staff Note Name Practice 2 Provide students with the opportunity to learn and practice bass and treble clef note names at the same time.  Students write the note name below each note provided on the worksheet.  Teachers can customize instructions at the top of the page.  Use this worksheet for home practice, student tests, or theory games.  This worksheet is #2 in a series of 2 bass and treble clef note name worksheets. Designed for the Intermediate to Advanced level student, or the more mature student.
• Bass Ledger Line Note Name Practice Students can learn and practice bass clef ledger line note names with this worksheet.  Students write the note name below each note provided on the worksheet.  Teachers can customize instructions at the top of the page.  Use this worksheet for home practice, student tests, or theory games. Designed for the Intermediate to Advanced level student, or the more mature student.
• Bass Staff Manuscript Paper Every teacher needs blank manuscript at some point in time.  This manuscript is for the bass clef.  It can be used to demonstrate new concepts to students during a lesson, give to students for home assignments, use for theory games or group activities, etc.  The applications are endless.  Easy to Print.  Easy to use.
• Bass Staff Note Name Practice 1 Provide students with the opportunity to learn and practice bass clef note names.  Students write the note name below each note provided on the worksheet.  Teachers can customize instructions at the top of the page.  Use this worksheet for home practice, student tests, or theory games.  This worksheet is #1 in a series of 5 bass clef note name worksheets. Designed for the Late Elementary to Advanced level student, or the more mature student.
• Bass Staff Note Name Practice 2 Provide students with the opportunity to learn and practice bass clef note names.  Students write the note name below each note provided on the worksheet.  Teachers can customize instructions at the top of the page.  Use this worksheet for home practice, student tests, or theory games.  This worksheet is #2 in a series of 5 bass clef note name worksheets. Designed for the Late Elementary to Advanced level student, or the more mature student.
• Bass Staff Note Name Practice 3 Provide students with the opportunity to learn and practice bass clef note names.  Students write the note name below each note provided on the worksheet.  Teachers can customize instructions at the top of the page.  Use this worksheet for home practice, student tests, or theory games.  This worksheet is #3 in a series of 5 bass clef note name worksheets. Designed for the Late Elementary to Advanced level student, or the more mature student.
• Bass Staff Note Name Practice 4 Provide students with the opportunity to learn and practice bass clef note names.  Students write the note name below each note provided on the worksheet.  Teachers can customize instructions at the top of the page.  Use this worksheet for home practice, student tests, or theory games.  This worksheet is #4 in a series of 5 bass clef note name worksheets. Designed for the Late Elementary to Advanced level student, or the more mature student.
• Bass Staff Note Name Practice 5 Provide students with the opportunity to learn and practice bass clef note names.  Students write the note name below each note provided on the worksheet.  Teachers can customize instructions at the top of the page.  Use this worksheet for home practice, student tests, or theory games.  This worksheet is #5 in a series of 5 bass clef note name worksheets. Designed for the Late Elementary to Advanced level student, or the more mature student.
• Beginner Intervals The Beginner Intervals visual aid provides students with the definition of an interval, examples, and instructions for finding and remembering intervals of a 2nd - 5th. For the mid-late Elementary level student. Visual aids are a great way to visually emphasize and reinforce lesson materials. Use visual aids as: a teaching guide in individual lessons a study guide for students to keep in their piano binders materials for each student to read at a group lesson
• Blank Calendar Keep track of student scheduling, events, appointments, student birthdays and other essential studio information with a customizable calendar. Print out and hand-write in your studio events, or fill in the information online before printing.  Use this calendar to display information for students and parents, or keep it tucked in your studio binder as a reminder just for you.  This calendar can be used in many ways.  Choose what works best for you.
• Blank Letterhead Create a professional image through the use of this customizable letterhead.  Using personal studio stationary is a convenient, efficient, and time-saving aspect of running a professional business.  Mail important information to parents and students quickly and easily.
• Blank Manuscript (no staff) Manuscript paper is a very useful item in a music studio.  This manuscript is just lines and spaces - you add the clef.  It can be used to demonstrate new concepts to students during a lesson, provide practice opportunity for students to write clef signs, give to students for home assignments, use for theory games or group activities, etc.  The applications are endless.  Easy to Print.  Easy to use.
• Calendar of Events and Tuition Fall Term The Calendar of Events and Tuition provides parents and students advance notification of lesson dates/times and tuition fees, as well as workshops, recitals or master classes, and holidays/vacations.  The Calendar of Events and Tuition documents are divided into a "semester-length" scheduling format -- Fall, Spring, and Summer. The Fall document encompasses the months of September - December.
• Calendar of Events and Tuition Spring Term The Calendar of Events and Tuition provides parents and students advance notification of lesson dates/times and tuition fees, as well as workshops, master classes, and holidays/vacations.  The Calendar of Events and Tuition documents are divided into a "semester-length" scheduling format -- Fall, Spring, and Summer.  The Spring document encompasses the months of January - May.
• Calendar of Events and Tuition Summer Term The Calendar of Events and Tuition provides parents and students advance notification of lesson dates/times and tuition fees, as well as workshops, master classes, and holidays/vacations.  The Calendar of Events and Tuition documents are divided into a "semester-length" scheduling format -- Fall, Spring, and Summer. The Summer document encompasses the months of June - August.
• Chord Position 1 Provide students with the opportunity to learn and practice chord positions.  Students write the chord position below each chord provided on the worksheet.  Teachers can customize instructions at the top of the page.  Use this worksheet for home practice, student tests, or theory games. Designed for the Intermediate to Advanced level student, or the more mature student.
• Chord Position 2 Students can learn and practice chord positions with this worksheet.  Students write the chord position below each chord provided on the worksheet.  Teachers can customize instructions at the top of the page.  Use this worksheet for home practice, student tests, or theory games. Designed for the Intermediate to Advanced level student, or the more mature student.
• Chord Quality 1 Students practice identifying types of chord qualities with this worksheet. Students write the chord quality name below each chord provided on the worksheet. Teachers can customize instructions at the top of the page.  Use this worksheet for home practice, student tests, or theory games.  Worksheet is #1 in a series of 3 chord quality worksheets. Designed for the late-Intermediate to Advanced level student, or the more mature student.
• Chord Quality 2 Students practice identifying types of chord qualities with this worksheet. Students write the chord quality name below each chord provided on the worksheet. Teachers can customize instructions at the top of the page.  Use this worksheet for home practice, student tests, or theory games.  Worksheet is #2 in a series of 3 chord quality worksheets. Designed for the late-Intermediate to Advanced level student, or the more mature student.
• Chord Quality 3 Students practice identifying types of chord qualities with this worksheet. Students write the chord quality name below each chord provided on the worksheet. Teachers can customize instructions at the top of the page.  Use this worksheet for home practice, student tests, or theory games.  Worksheet is #3 in a series of 3 chord quality worksheets. Designed for the late-Intermediate to Advanced level student, or the more mature student.
• Circle of 5ths Students write key names and/or sharps and flats around the Circle of 5ths on this worksheet.  Teachers can customize instructions at the top of the page.  Use this worksheet for home practice, student tests, or theory games. Designed for the Intermediate level student or the more mature student.  For young students, see the "Cherries Jubilee" Circle of 5ths worksheet.
• Composer Who Am I - Mozart Would you like your students to learn more about famous composers?  The "Who Am I" worksheet series is designed to do just that in a fun and creative way.  Page 1 is a series of questions designed to give clues as well as cause the student to think about who the composer might be.  Once the student has guessed, reveal page 2 with the answer.  Students can then read more about the composer on page 2 (a brief history of the composer). As an additional challenge, have the student identify 2 additional facts about the era in which the composer lived. If desired, page 2 can be presented first to teach the student about the composer, and then at a later date you can have the student guess with page 1. Use this worksheet as a teaching tool (page 2), a take home activity (page 1), or a lesson activity (pages 1 and 2).  Designed for the intermediate student.
• Crescendo and Decrescendo The Crescendo and Decrescendo visual aid provides students with the definition for crescendo and decrescendo.  It includes examples for how they are used in music and the symbols used for each term. Designed for the Elementary level student. Visual aids are a great way to visually emphasize and reinforce lesson materials. Use visual aids as: a teaching guide in individual lessons a study guide for students to keep in their piano binders materials for each student to read at a group lesson
• Enrollment Form for Adult Students The Enrollment Form for Adult Students is designed to help teachers gather information, such as student birthday (month/day only), contact information, student work schedule to help determine an appropriate lesson time, student hobbies, previous music study, musical interests, and so forth.  An informed teacher is a successful teacher.
• Enrollment Form for Youth Students The Enrollment Form for Youth Students is designed to help teachers gather information about new students, such as student birthdays, parent contact information, student school schedules to help determine an appropriate lesson time, student hobbies, previous music study, musical interests, and so forth.  An informed teacher is a successful teacher.
• Fast Tempo Markings The Fast Tempo Markings visual aid provides the definitions for each of the fast tempos including allegro, vivace, presto, and prestissimo. Designed for the Elementary - Intermediate level student. Visual aids are a great way to visually emphasize and reinforce lesson materials. Use visual aids as: a teaching guide in individual lessons a study guide for students to keep in their piano binders materials for each student to read at a group lesson
• Find That Key Help students become more comfortable with the names of keys on the keyboard.  In part A, students color the key called out in the worksheet, and in part B, they identify the colored key.  The worksheet is designed for the beginner student.
• Finding Intervals 2nd-5th (on keyboard and staff) The Finding Intervals 2nd-5th (on keyboard and staff) visual aid provides a definition of an interval and gives an explanation for how to find intervals of 2nd - 5th on the keyboard and on lines and spaces.  Examples are provided for each interval. Use this visual aid as a precursor for teaching note names. Visual aids are a great way to visually emphasize and reinforce lesson materials. Use visual aids as: a teaching guide in individual lessons a study guide for students to keep in their piano binders materials for each student to read at a group lesson
• Finding Intervals 2nd-8th (on keyboard and staff) The Finding Intervals 2nd-8th (on keyboard and staff) visual aid provides a definition of an interval and an explanation for how to find intervals of 2nd - 8th on the keyboard and on lines and spaces.  Examples are provided for each interval. Designed for the Elementary level student. Visual aids are a great way to visually emphasize and reinforce lesson materials. Use visual aids as: a teaching guide in individual lessons a study guide for students to keep in their piano binders materials for each student to read at a group lesson
• Five Piano Dollars The Five Piano Dollars sheet is designed to be used as a motivational tool for students.  The piano dollars can be given as rewards for learning a piece of music, adding a piece to memory, performing in a recital, or for any number of positive achievements. Awards and Incentives are important ways to keep students motivated.  Help students do well and practice thoughtfully every week with fun incentives!
• Gift Box Pre-Reading Intervals 2nds Help pre-note-reading students learn the concept of and practice intervals.  Students circle the boxes with an interval of a second.  This worksheet is designed for the young piano student.
• Grand Staff Manuscript Blank manuscript is very useful to have in a music studio.  This manuscript is for the grand staff.  It can be used to demonstrate new concepts to students during a lesson, give to students for home assignments, use for theory games or group activities, etc.  The applications are endless.  Easy to Print.  Easy to use.
• Half Steps and Whole Steps The Half Steps and Whole Steps visual aid provides a definition for half steps and whole steps, information for how to find them on the keyboard, and examples of half and whole steps on the staff.  Use this visual aid and teaching concept as a precursor for teaching accidentals and later concepts such as quality of intervals. Designed for the Elementary level student. Visual aids are a great way to visually emphasize and reinforce lesson materials. Use visual aids as: a teaching guide in individual lessons a study guide for students to keep in their piano binders materials for each student to read at a group lesson
• Half Steps and Whole Steps Worksheet Provide students with the opportunity to learn and practice half steps and whole steps at the keyboard.  Students will write the note name on the space provided as it relates to the key given in the worksheet examples.  Use this worksheet for home practice, student tests, or theory games.
• High Five Repertoire List Help young students keep track of their performance-ready repertoire with the High Five Repertoire List.  This chart is designed to provide space for up to 5 memorized and performance-ready pieces.  This repertoire list is perfect for motivating High Five Club students to achieve their goal of memorizing and performing 5 pieces. Pair with the “High Five Award” to reward students who have memorized and performed all 5 pieces.
• Interval Quality 1 This worksheet provides students with the opportunity to practice identifying the various types of interval qualities.  Students write the quality under the intervals on the worksheet.  Or teachers can customize text to include instructions or reminders for the student such as, "Please write the size (#) AND quality of the intervals below.  For example, P5, M2, d3, A4, etc."  Worksheet #1 in a series of 4 interval quality worksheets. Designed for the late-Intermediate to Advanced level student, or the more mature student.
• Interval Quality 2 This worksheet provides students with the opportunity to practice identifying the various types of interval qualities.  Students write the quality under the intervals on the worksheet.  Or teachers can customize text to include instructions or reminders for the student such as, "Please write the size (#) AND quality of the intervals below.  For example, P5, M2, d3, A4, etc."  Worksheet #2 in a series of 4 interval quality worksheets. Designed for the late-Intermediate to Advanced level student, or the more mature student.
• Interval Quality 3 This worksheet provides students with the opportunity to practice identifying the various types of interval qualities.  Students write the quality under the intervals on the worksheet.  Or teachers can customize text to include instructions or reminders for the student such as, "Please write the size (#) AND quality of the intervals below.  For example, P5, M2, d3, A4, etc."  Worksheet #3 in a series of 4 interval quality worksheets. Designed for the late-Intermediate to Advanced level student, or the more mature student.
• Interval Quality 4 This worksheet provides students with the opportunity to practice identifying the various types of interval qualities.  Students write the quality under the intervals on the worksheet.  Or teachers can customize text to include instructions or reminders for the student such as, "Please write the size (#) AND quality of the intervals below.  For example, P5, M2, d3, A4, etc."  Worksheet #4 in a series of 4 interval quality worksheets. Designed for the late-Intermediate to Advanced level student, or the more mature student.
• Interval Size 1 Students can practice identifying the size of intervals, such as 2nds, 3rds, 4ths, etc.  Students write the interval size below each interval on the worksheet.  Teachers can customize instructions at the top of the page.  Use this worksheet for home practice, student tests, or theory games.  Worksheet is #1 in a series of 5 interval size worksheets. Designed for the Late-Elementary to Intermediate level student, or the more mature student.
• Interval Size 2 Students can practice identifying the size of intervals, such as 2nds, 3rds, 4ths, etc.  Students write the interval size below each interval on the worksheet.  Teachers can customize instructions at the top of the page.  Use this worksheet for home practice, student tests, or theory games.  Worksheet is #2 in a series of 5 interval size worksheets. Designed for the Late-Elementary to Intermediate level student, or the more mature student.
• Interval Size 3 Students can practice identifying the size of intervals, such as 2nds, 3rds, 4ths, etc.  Students write the interval size below each interval on the worksheet.  Teachers can customize instructions at the top of the page.  Use this worksheet for home practice, student tests, or theory games.  Worksheet is #3 in a series of 5 interval size worksheets. Designed for the Late-Elementary to Intermediate level student, or the more mature student.
• Interval Size 4 Students can practice identifying the size of intervals, such as 2nds, 3rds, 4ths, etc.  Students write the interval size below each interval on the worksheet.  Teachers can customize instructions at the top of the page.  Use this worksheet for home practice, student tests, or theory games.  Worksheet is #4 in a series of 5 interval size worksheets. Designed for the Late-Elementary to Intermediate level student, or the more mature student.
• Interval Size 5 Students can practice identifying the size of intervals, such as 2nds, 3rds, 4ths, etc.  Students write the interval size below each interval on the worksheet.  Teachers can customize instructions at the top of the page.  Use this worksheet for home practice, student tests, or theory games.  Worksheet is #5 in a series of 5 interval size worksheets. Designed for the Late-Elementary to Intermediate level student, or the more mature student.
• Interval Types and Qualities The Interval Types and Qualities visual aid provides students with the definition of an interval and the different types and qualities of intervals.  Additionally, this visual aid teaches students how to find the size of an interval and how to determine its quality.  Included are examples and illustrations of these concepts. Designed for the Late Intermediate - Early Advanced level student. Visual aids are a great way to visually emphasize and reinforce lesson materials. Use visual aids as: a teaching guide in individual lessons a study guide for students to keep in their piano binders materials for each student to read at a group lesson
• Lesson Assignment Additional Instructions Run out of room on the Student Practice Assignment sheets?  No problem.  Print out this Lesson Assignment Additional Instructions sheet to provide your students with more ideas and instructions for their home practice.
• Measuring Up Chart The Measuring Up incentive chart can be customized to fit a variety of needs.  Some possible uses include: (1) Keeping track of individual student progress or overall progress for your studio.  Stickers can be placed in each square as a student meets his/her goals. (2) Create a friendly studio competition and show the progress of each student as he/she crosses the board. (3) Use as a score board in theory and history games.
• Meet the Composer History Activity Help students gain a great understanding and appreciation for music history.  Provide students with the opportunity to become more familiar with various music composers.  Have students fill in answers to the questions listed on the worksheets, either as a single assignment, or as a jumping off point for a simple or detailed music history paper.  Use this worksheet to introduce students to important musical composers or to help them prepare for Certificate of Merit, college entrance exams, or other academic assessments or tests.
• Minor Scale Variations The Minor Scale Variations visual aid provides information related to the three types of minor scales:  natural, harmonic, and melodic.  Examples, tips, and definitions are provided to help students learn how to recognize and understand the three types of minor scales.  Use this visual aid to help students incorporate the use of minor scales into other theory concepts (such as chords) as well as to expand and improve their technique practice (such as learning to play minor scales on the keyboard). Designed for the Intermediate level student. Visual aids are a great way to visually emphasize and reinforce lesson materials. Use visual aids as: a teaching guide in individual lessons a study guide for students to keep in their piano binders materials for each student to read at a group lesson
• Music Journal This worksheet can be used for a variety of applications.  For example, have students analyze their practice, write about a composer, take notes on a piece they are learniing, compare and contrast pieces of the same or different musical eras, etc.  The sky's the limit with this music worksheet!  Fill in the writing topic section for your students, and then have them write about the topic in the journal section of the worksheet.
• Music on the Staff (staves and measures) The Music on the Staff visual aid provides information regarding the staff, treble and bass clefs, and the grand staff (and it's various parts).  Definitions, illustrations, and musical examples are included.  For the Elementary level student. Visual aids are a great way to visually emphasize and reinforce lesson materials. Use visual aids as: a teaching guide in individual lessons a study guide for students to keep in their piano binders materials for each student to read at a group lesson
• Musical Eras The Musical Eras visual aid provides students with names, dates, and examples of composers from the various musical eras including Middle Ages, Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic, 20th Century, and Contemporary. For students of any level. Visual aids are a great way to visually emphasize and reinforce lesson materials. Use visual aids as: a teaching guide in individual lessons a study guide for students to keep in their piano binders materials for each student to read at a group lesson
• Note Values (Late Elementary) The Note Values (Late Elementary) visual aid provides a definition of rhythm and also includes examples, explanations, and instructions (or tips) for how to recognize the various note symbols, remember their assigned values, and how to count them in music.  Designed for the Late Elementary - Early Intermediate level student. Visual aids are a great way to visually emphasize and reinforce lesson materials. Use visual aids as: a teaching guide in individual lessons a study guide for students to keep in their piano binders materials for each student to read at a group lesson
• Octave Notation (8va) The Octave Notation (8va) visual aid provides the definition of an octave, instructions for how to play music when octave notation is used, and musical examples of notation for playing an octave higher and/or lower.  For the Elementary level student. Visual aids are a great way to visually emphasize and reinforce lesson materials. Use visual aids as: a teaching guide in individual lessons a study guide for students to keep in their piano binders materials for each student to read at a group lesson
• Outstanding Practice Award Recognize students who have done exceptionally well with their practicing.  With the busy lifestyles most students live, it can be challenging to fit in consistent, quality practicing.  Or students may be putting in the practice time, but not the thought/concentration that is needed for quality practicing.  Students who consistently show thoughtful and consistent practice deserve special recognition.  Use the Outstanding Practice Award to recognize students who are on-track with their practicing and to provide encouragement to keep up with the good work.  Or use this award as an incentive/motivation tool for students who need to improve in their practicing.
• Piano Repertoire List Help students keep track of their performance-ready repertoire with the Piano Repertoire List.  This chart is designed to provide space for up to 10 memorized and performance-ready pieces.  This repertoire list is perfect for motivating Ten Club students to achieve their goal of memorizing and performing 10 pieces. Pair with the “Ten Club Award” to reward students who have memorized and performed all 10 pieces.
• Piano Study Telephone Interview Use the Piano Study Telephone Interview document to keep track of information received from prospective students.  Teachers can easily keep track of information about the potential student and items discussed during the phone call.  Use this document to maintain an organized and efficient studio.
• Pickup/Upbeat/Anacrusis The Pickup/Upbeat/Anacrusis visual aid teaches students the meaning of these words and provides an example of how it works in musical scores.  For the Elementary - Intermediate level student.
• Recital Award, Full Page Preparing for and participating in a recital is a big accomplishment for students.  Provide positive reinforcement, as well as praise and congratulations, once recital participation has taken place.  The full-page format is designed to fit easily into a reward binder and is equal in size to the other reward certificates offered at Piano Discoveries. Recognize student achievements and build student confidence with the use of rewards.
• Recital Award, Half Page Preparing for and participating in a recital is a big accomplishment for students.  Provide positive reinforcement, as well as praise and congratulations, once recital participation has taken place.  The half-page format provides an opportunity to reward two students using only one piece of paper.  Insert student information, and then cut in half.   Recognize student achievements and build student confidence with the use of rewards.
• Recital Checklist Keep track of recital preparations with this Recital Checklist.
• Recital Invitation (Christmas) Help guests feel special and increase audience attendance with recital invitations.  Provide essential information up front, such as the date, time, and location for your upcoming recitals.  Provide potential guests with a preview of what to expect at the recital.  Make announcements related to your event. Combine with other Christmas Recital materials for a coordinated event.
• Recital Invitation (Fall) Help guests feel special, and increase audience attendance with recital invitations.  Provide essential information up front such as the date, time, and location for your upcoming recitals.  Provide potential guests with a preview of what to expect at the recital.  Make announcements related to your event.   Combine with other Fall Recital materials for a coordinated event.
• Recital Invitation (Spring) Help guests feel special and increase audience attendance with recital invitations.  Provide essential information up front such as the date, time, and location for your upcoming recitals.  Provide potential guests with a preview of what to expect at the recital.  Make announcements related to your event. Combine with other Spring Recital materials for a coordinated event.
• Recital Invitation (Summer) Help guests feel special and increase audience attendance with recital invitations.  Provide essential information up front such as the date, time, and location for your upcoming recitals.  Provide potential guests with a preview of what to expect at the recital.  Make announcements related to your event.   Combine with other Summer Recital materials for a coordinated event.
• Recital Invitation (Winter) Help guests feel special and increase audience attendance with recital invitations.  Provide essential information up front such as the date, time, and location for your upcoming recitals.  Provide potential guests with a preview of what to expect at the recital.  Make announcements related to your event.  Help guests feel special, and increase audience attendance with recital invitations. Combine with other Winter Recital materials for a coordinated event
• Recital Program, Bi-Fold (Inside, A) Recital programs offer the audience an opportunity to follow along during a recital and be informed of performance details, such as the title of each piece, composers, and names of performers.  The Bi-fold Program (Inside A) offers the opportunity to present performance details on the right of the page and performer biographies or additional announcements on the left of the page.  The bi-fold program creates a booklet-style program. Combine with any of the various Bi-Fold Recital Program (Outside) themes for a complete package.
• Recital Program, Bi-Fold (Inside, B) Recital programs offer the audience an opportunity to follow along during a recital and be informed of performance details, such as the title of each piece, composers, and names of performers.  The Bi-fold Program (Inside A) offers the opportunity to present performance details on the left of the page and performer biographies or additional announcements on the right of the page.  The bi-fold program creates a booklet-style program. Combine with any of the various Bi-Fold Recital Program (Outside) themes for a complete package.
• Recital Program, Bi-Fold (Outside, Christmas) Create a professional and inviting recital program. The front cover provides information about the teacher's studio as well as the theme and date of the recital.  Additional space is available to provide student biographies, family-grams (notes from parents/friends to performers), advertisements, or announcements for upcoming events.  Christmas theme.  Combine with the Recital Program Inside (A or B) for a complete package.
• Recital Program, Bi-Fold (Outside, Fall) Create a professional and inviting recital program. The front cover provides information about the teacher's studio as well as the theme and date of the recital.  Additional space is available to provide student biographies, family-grams (notes from parents/friends to performers), advertisements, or announcements for upcoming events.  Fall theme.  Combine with the Recital Program Inside (A or B) for a complete package.
• Recital Program, Bi-Fold (Outside, Spring) Create a professional and inviting recital program. The front cover provides information about the teacher's studio as well as the theme and date of the recital.  Additional space is available to provide student biographies, family-grams (notes from parents/friends to performers), advertisements, or announcements for upcoming events.   Spring theme.  Combine with the Recital Program Inside (A or B) for a complete package.
• Recital Program, Bi-fold (Outside, Summer) Create a professional and inviting recital program. The front cover provides information about the teacher's studio as well as the theme and date of the recital.  Additional space is available to provide student biographies, family-grams (notes from parents/friends to performers), advertisements, or announcements for upcoming events.    Summer theme.  Combine with the Recital Program Inside (A or B) for a complete package.
• Recital Program, Bi-fold (Outside, Winter) Create a professional and inviting recital program. The front cover provides information about the teacher's studio as well as the theme and date of the recital.  Additional space is available to provide student biographies, family-grams (notes from parents/friends to performers), advertisements, or announcements for upcoming events.    Winter theme.  Combine with the Recital Program Inside (A or B) for a complete package.
• Recital Program, Full Page (Back) Recital programs offer the audience an opportunity to follow along during a recital and be informed of performance details. Use the full page recital back to provide space for performer biographies, family-grams (notes from parents/friends to performers), advertisements, or announcements for upcoming events. The full page recital program is an easy and convenient layout for creating personalized recital programs.   Combine with the Recital Program Full Page (Front) for a complete set.
• Recital Program, Full Page (Front) Recital programs offer the audience an opportunity to follow along during a recital and be informed of performance details, such as the title of each piece, composers, and names of performers.  The full page program also provides space information and announcements related to the recital event. The full page recital program is an easy and convenient layout for creating personalized recital programs.   Combine with the Recital Program Full Page (Back) for a complete set.
• Rehearsal Checklist Help students prepare for recitals with this rehearsal checklist.  Prepared students are more confident performers! Help prepare your students for what to expect at the recital. A rehearsal is a fabulous way to go over their pieces in order, to practice when to stand up and bow, and from what side to approach the piano, etc.   Use this rehearsal checklist to keep in mind all of the steps your students need to do in preparation for an upcoming recital.
• Reserved Seating (Fall) Reserved seating is an important element of a successful recital.  Students and teachers need a designated area that is just for them, and keep confusion at bay for audience members. Help audience members and performers alike know which seats have been designated just for them through the use of reserved seating signs. Fall theme.  Combine with other Fall Recital materials for a coordinated event.
• Reserved Seating (Spring) Reserved seating is an important element of a successful recital.  Students and teachers need a designated area that is just for them, and keep confusion at bay for audience members. Help audience members and performers alike know which seats have been designated just for them through the use of reserved seating signs. Spring theme.  Combine with other Spring Recital materials for a coordinated event.
• Reserved Seating (Summer) Reserved seating is an important element of a successful recital.  Students and teachers need a designated area that is just for them, and keep confusion at bay for audience members. Help audience members and performers alike know which seats have been designated just for them through the use of reserved seating signs. Summer theme.  Combine with other Summer Recital materials for a coordinated event.
• Reserved Seating (Winter) Reserved seating is an important element of a successful recital.  Students and teachers need a designated area that is just for them, and keep confusion at bay for audience members. Help audience members and performers alike know which seats have been designated just for them through the use of reserved seating signs. Winter theme.  Combine with other Winter Recital materials for a coordinated event.
• Reserved Seating Christmas Reserved seating is an important element of a successful recital.  Students and teachers need a designated area that is just for them, and keep confusion at bay for audience members. Help audience members and performers alike know which seats have been designated just for them through the use of reserved seating signs. Christmas theme.  Combine with other Christmas Recital materials for a coordinated event.
• Rests The Rests visual aid provides a definition for the rest values of whole rest, half rest, and quarter rest; provides the symbols used for these rest values; and teaches students how to count them. Designed for the Elementary level student. Visual aids are a great way to visually emphasize and reinforce lesson materials. Use visual aids as: a teaching guide in individual lessons a study guide for students to keep in their piano binders materials for each student to read at a group lesson
• Scale Fingerings - Major The Scale Fingerings, Major Scale visual aid provides students with fingerings for all of the major scales.  It is perfect for use in building a strong foundation in technique, and it includes a definition and examples for the enharmonic keys. Designed for the Late Elementary - Early Intermediate level student. Visual aids are a great way to visually emphasize and reinforce lesson materials. Use visual aids as: a teaching guide in individual lessons a study guide for students to keep in their piano binders materials for each student to read at a group lesson
• Scales (types of scales) The Scales visual aid provides a definition of what scales are and how they are created.  Included are examples for major, minor, chromatic, pentatonic, and whole-tone scales. Designed for the Intermediate - Advanced level student. Visual aids are a great way to visually emphasize and reinforce lesson materials. Use visual aids as: a teaching guide in individual lessons a study guide for students to keep in their piano binders materials for each student to read at a group lesson
• Scholastic Music Award The Scholastic Achievement Award is designed to recognize students who have done an exceptional job in the academic areas of music study.  This award can be customized to provide recognition for either a history or a theory achievement. Recognize student achievements and build student confidence with the use of rewards.
• Sight Reading Champion Use the Sight Reading Champion award to honor students who have done exceptionally well or improved their sight reading skills.  Also use to motivate students who need to improve their sight reading skills.  Recognize student achievements and build student confidence with the use of rewards.
• Slow Tempo Markings The Slow Tempo Markings visual aid provides the definitions for each of the slow tempos including grave, lento, largo, adagio and andante. For the Elementary - Intermediate level student. Visual aids are a great way to visually emphasize and reinforce lesson materials. Use visual aids as: a teaching guide in individual lessons a study guide for students to keep in their piano binders materials for each student to read at a group lesson
• Sonatina/Sonata Form The Sonatina/Sonata Form visual aid provides the definition of a sonatina and a sonata, an explanation of sonata-allegro form, helpful hints, and examples of famous works written in sonata-form.  For the Intermediate - Advanced level student. Visual aids are a great way to visually emphasize and reinforce lesson materials. Use visual aids as: a teaching guide in individual lessons a study guide for students to keep in their piano binders materials for each student to read at a group lesson
• Staccato vs. Legato The Staccato vs. Legato visual aid provides a definition, symbols, and description for how to physically produce the appropriate articulation sounds at the keyboard for both staccato and legato.  For the Elementary level student. Visual aids are a great way to visually emphasize and reinforce lesson materials. Use visual aids as: a teaching guide in individual lessons a study guide for students to keep in their piano binders materials for each student to read at a group lesson
• Star Studded Pre-Reading Intervals 3rds Help pre-note-reading students learn the concept of and practice intervals.  Students cross out the boxes not containing intervals of a 3rd.  This worksheet is designed for the young piano student.
• Strawberry Delight Bass Staff Note Name Practice Students get to practice bass clef note names and solve a mystery with this worksheet.  Students draw note names on the staff and write the names under notes, all while collecting clues to uncover a famous musician quote.  Use this worksheet for home practice, lesson activities, or theory games.
• Student Practice Assignment Elementary Help students remember what to work on at home between lessons by using this assignment sheet. Print out to write notes and assignments during lessons, then send home with your students as a reminder of what to do between lessons. This sheet designed to accommodate the Elementary level repertoire and skills needs.
• Student Practice Assignment Intermediate Help students remember what to work on at home between lessons by using this assignment sheet. Print out to write notes and assignments during lessons, then send home with your students as a reminder of what to do between lessons. This sheet designed to accommodate the Intermediate level repertoire and skills needs.
• Student Practice Assignment Late-Intermediate Help students remember what to work on at home between lessons by using this assignment sheet. Print out to write notes and assignments during lessons, then send home with your students as a reminder of what to do between lessons. This sheet designed to accommodate the Late-Intermediate level repertoire and skills needs.
• Summer Schedule Letter Piano lesson schedules often change during the summer months because of vacations.  Many students do not have regular, consistent availability for lessons.  As a result, summer lessons often divert from the regular schedule and are conducted on a week-to-week basis instead. The Summer Schedule Letter provides teachers with a way to notify students that lessons and payments will be changing to a week-to-week basis during the summertime and according to the teacher's availability.   Combine with the Calendar of Events and Tuition (Summer).
• Technique Achievement Award The Technique Achievement Award is designed to reward students who have accomplished a technical goal.  This award can be customized to fit a variety of achievements, such as increasing tempos for scales, learning a new technique drill, playing a technically demanding section in a performance piece, etc. Recognize student achievements and build student confidence with the use of rewards.
• Ten Piano Dollars The Ten Piano Dollars sheet is designed to be used as a motivational tool for students.  The piano dollars can be given as rewards for performing in a recital, completing a level, attending an event (such as Guild or Certificate of Merit), or for any number of positive achievements. Awards and Incentives are important ways to keep students motivated.  Help students do well and practice thoughtfully every week with fun incentives!
• The Ten Club If you want your students to work on building their performable repertoire, the Ten Club Award is perfect for you.  Reward your student with the Ten Club Award when 10 pieces have been memorized and performed.  Recognize student achievements and build student confidence with the use of rewards. Pair with the “Repertoire List” to easily keep track of your students' progress.
• Tie vs. Slur The Tie vs. Slur visual aid provides a definition for each the tie and the slur, the symbols for each term, how to play them, and examples of slurs and ties used in music.  For the Elementary - Intermediate level student. Visual aids are a great way to visually emphasize and reinforce lesson materials. Use visual aids as: a teaching guide in individual lessons a study guide for students to keep in their piano binders materials for each student to read at a group lesson
• Time Signature The Time Signature visual aid provides a definition of the top and bottom numbers in a time signature and includes examples of commonly used and less-frequently used time signatures.  For the Elementary - Intermediate level student. Visual aids are a great way to visually emphasize and reinforce lesson materials. Use visual aids as: a teaching guide in individual lessons a study guide for students to keep in their piano binders materials for each student to read at a group lesson
• Time Signature Worksheet Students can learn and practice time signatures, both common and irregular, with this worksheet.  Students write the definition for each number in the time signature examples.   Use this worksheet for home practice, student tests, or theory games. Designed for the more mature student.  For younger students use the "What Time is It?" worksheet.
• Treble Ledger Line Note Name Practice Students can learn learn and practice treble clef ledger line note names with this worksheet.  Students write the note name below each note provided on the worksheet.  Teachers can customize instructions at the top of the page.  Use this worksheet for home practice, student tests, or theory games.
• Treble Staff Corral Note Name Practice Give students a fun way to practice identifying treble staff note names.  Students write the note name below each note provided on the worksheet.  Use this worksheet for home practice, student tests, or theory games.  Students can color the pictures for fun.
• Treble Staff Manuscript Every teacher can use blank manuscript in the music studio.  This manuscript is for the treble clef.  It can be used to demonstrate new concepts to students during a lesson, give to students for home assignments, use for theory games or group activities, etc.  The applications are endless.  Easy to Print.  Easy to use.
• Treble Staff Note Name Practice 1 Students practice treble clef note names with this worksheet.  Students write the note name below each note provided on the worksheet.  Teachers can customize instructions at the top of the page.  Use this worksheet for home practice, student tests, or theory games.  This worksheet is #1 in a series of 5 treble clef note name worksheets. Designed for the Elementary level student or the mature student.  For young students, use worksheets such as "Treble Staff Corral."
• Treble Staff Note Name Practice 2 Students practice treble clef note names with this worksheet.  Students write the note name below each note provided on the worksheet.  Teachers can customize instructions at the top of the page.  Use this worksheet for home practice, student tests, or theory games.  This worksheet is #2 in a series of 5 treble clef note name worksheets. Designed for the Elementary level student or the mature student.  For young students, use worksheets such as "Treble Staff Corral."
• Treble Staff Note Name Practice 3 Students practice treble clef note names with this worksheet.  Students write the note name below each note provided on the worksheet.  Teachers can customize instructions at the top of the page.  Use this worksheet for home practice, student tests, or theory games.  This worksheet is #3 in a series of 5 treble clef note name worksheets. Designed for the Elementary level student or the mature student.  For young students, use worksheets such as "Treble Staff Corral."
• Treble Staff Note Name Practice 4 Students practice treble clef note names with this worksheet.  Students write the note name below each note provided on the worksheet.  Teachers can customize instructions at the top of the page.  Use this worksheet for home practice, student tests, or theory games.  This worksheet is #4 in a series of 5 treble clef note name worksheets. Designed for the Elementary level student or the mature student.  For young students, use worksheets such as "Treble Staff Corral."
• Treble Staff Note Name Practice 5 Students practice treble clef note names with this worksheet.  Students write the note name below each note provided on the worksheet.  Teachers can customize instructions at the top of the page.  Use this worksheet for home practice, student tests, or theory games.  This worksheet is #5 in a series of 5 treble clef note name worksheets. Designed for the Elementary level student or the mature student.  For young students, use worksheets such as "Treble Staff Corral."
• Treetop Pre-Reading Intervals 2nds Help pre-note-reading students learn the concept of and practice intervals.  Students circle the interval described in the worksheet.  Let students color the tree for fun as well.  This worksheet is designed for the young piano student.
• Tri-Fold Studio Policy (Inside) Let parents and students know how your studio works with a Studio Policy.  The Tri-Fold Studio Policy (Inside) template is designed to be folded into thirds like a brochure. Combine it with any of the various available tri-fold outside templates for a complete package. Help students and parents know the policies and guidelines for your studio, such as: tuition fees make-up lessons practicing requirements observed holidays study materials assignments The Tri-Fold Studio Policy (Inside) can be customized to meet your specific needs.  Enjoy the benefits of sharing a professional-looking and easy-to-use studio policy with your students and parents.   Combine this inside template with any of the various tri-fold outside templates for a complete package.
• Tri-Fold Studio Policy (Outside, Cover A) Give your studio policy some flare with the use of a customizable, decorative outside template.  The Tri-Fold Studio Policy (Outside, Cover A) template is designed to be folded into thirds like a brochure.   Combine it with the Tri-Fold Studio Policy Inside template for a complete package.   Let parents and students know the way your studio works with a studio policy. The Tri-Fold Studio Policy can be customized to meet your specific needs.  Enjoy the benefits of sharing a professional-looking and easy-to-use studio policy with your students and parents.
• Tri-Fold Studio Policy (Outside, Cover B) Give your studio policy some flare with the use of a customizable, decorative outside template.  The Tri-Fold Studio Policy (Outside, Cover B) template is designed to be folded into thirds like a brochure.   Combine it with the Tri-Fold Studio Policy Inside template for a complete package.   Let parents and students know the way your studio works with a studio policy. The Tri-Fold Studio Policy can be customized to meet your specific needs.  Enjoy the benefits of sharing a professional-looking and easy-to-use studio policy with your students and parents.
• Tri-Fold Studio Policy (Outside, Cover C) Give your studio policy some flare with the use of a customizable, decorative outside template.  The Tri-Fold Studio Policy (Outside, Cover C) template is designed to be folded into thirds like a brochure.   Combine it with the Tri-Fold Studio Policy Inside template for a complete package.   Let parents and students know the way your studio works with a studio policy. The Tri-Fold Studio Policy can be customized to meet your specific needs.  Enjoy the benefits of sharing a professional-looking and easy-to-use studio policy with your students and parents.
• Triads (quality and positions) The Triads visual aid provides a definition of a triad, discusses the types of triad qualities (including major, minor, diminished, and augmented), and includes explanations and examples for the three positions (root, 1st, and 2nd). For the Intermediate - Early Advanced level student. Visual aids are a great way to visually emphasize and reinforce lesson materials. Use visual aids as: a teaching guide in individual lessons a study guide for students to keep in their piano binders materials for each student to read at a group lesson
• Tuition Invoice Keep track of lessons provided, music books and materials purchased, and tuition off-sets with this easy-to-use Tuition Invoice.  Receive payments on time and in full by providing clear and accurate information to students/parents.
• Upcoming Recitals and Concerts Display Keep your students up-to-date on great recitals and concerts in your area with the Upcoming Recitals and Concerts Display. Piano students benefit from hearing other musicians perform, especially in a professional setting.  Provide your students with the opportunity and information to attend recitals and concerts on a regular basis.
• Welcome Sign (Christmas) The welcome sign is an inviting way to direct an audience member's attention to important information and materials.  Welcome signs can be used to point out the location of recital programs, fliers, raffle tickets, music sale items, and so forth. Christmas theme.  Combine with other Christmas Recital materials for a coordinated event.
• Welcome Sign (Fall) The welcome sign is an inviting way to direct an audience member's attention to important information and materials.  Welcome signs can be used to point out the location of recital programs, fliers, raffle tickets, music sale items, and so forth. Fall theme.  Combine with other Fall Recital materials for a coordinated event.
• Welcome Sign (Spring) The welcome sign is an inviting way to direct an audience member's attention to important information and materials.  Welcome signs can be used to point out the location of recital programs, fliers, raffle tickets, music sale items, and so forth. Spring theme.  Combine with other Spring Recital materials for a coordinated event.
• Welcome Sign (Summer) The welcome sign is an inviting way to direct an audience member's attention to important information and materials.  Welcome signs can be used to point out the location of recital programs, fliers, raffle tickets, music sale items, and so forth. Summer theme.  Combine with other Summer Recital materials for a coordinated event.
• Welcome Sign (Winter) The welcome sign is an inviting way to direct an audience member's attention to important information and materials.  Welcome signs can be used to point out the location of recital programs, fliers, raffle tickets, music sale items, and so forth. Winter theme.  Combine with other Winter Recital materials for a coordinated event.