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A simple color-by-interval worksheet for early interval recognition! Each mushroom has two notes in its cap. Choose a color for each interval, then color the mushrooms to match. Two versions are included: one with repeat, step, and skip, and one with unison, 2nd, and 3rd.
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Which way should Bee fly? A big game board, a six-keyboard worksheet, and nine prompt cards that connect higher and lower, up and down, with left and right on the keyboard. White pages plus full-color meadow studio copies.
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A bee and a frog sit on two keys of the keyboard. Students circle the one on the higher key, then the one on the lower key. White pages plus full-color meadow studio copies to laminate.
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Eighteen piano improv cards. Imagine what sounds from the real world could sound like at the piano: a spider climbs, a leaf falls, a beetle rumbles down low, paying attention to the highs/lows on the card.
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A cut-out piano game for repeat, step, and skip. Scatter the ladybugs over the white keys, roll a die to find Frog's jump, play it, and catch every bug you land on. Frog, eight ladybugs, a dice key, and two panels of ways to play on one page.
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Repeat, step, and skip, found on the piano keys. Frog sits on one key and a ladybug waits on another: circle how far the jump is, or write it in. The keyboard sibling of Frog's First Jumps, in full-color and ink-friendly versions of both sheets.
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Repeat, step, and skip, read straight off the staff. The notes are logs on the Interval Jump river, and the frog needs to know how far to jump: circle the answer or write it in. Full-color and ink-friendly versions of both, with no clef in sight, so any reader can start.
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A card game for the piano bench. Flip a card, and the student finds every key with that name from the bottom of the keyboard to the top, then races the clock. Every natural, sharp, and flat, the black-key groups, a few challenge cards, a how-to-play sheet, and a Best Times board to laminate and reuse.
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Seven sheets of bug stickers and three kinds of collection card to cut out: a 6-slot card for a week of lessons, a 9-slot card for a month, and Collect All Six, which shows the bug each slot is waiting for. Reward stickers for any lesson, on any instrument.
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Eight bees, each carrying a letter above its own little slice of the keyboard. Students read the letter, find its key from the black-key groups, and color it in. Covers C-D-E and F-G-A-B, in printer-friendly plus colorful versions to laminate and reuse.
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A garden of lettered flowers, and keyboard diagrams that pair each highlighted key with a color. Students name the key, then color every matching flower. Two gardens (C-D-E and F-G-A-B), each with a choose-your-own-colors version.
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Seven bees, each carrying a letter from A to G, and a keyboard waiting underneath. Students draw a line from every bee to its key, using the black-key groups to find their way. Printer-friendly plus a colorful version to laminate and reuse.
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The first piano lesson: keyboard geography. Students trace the number, count the keys, and circle every group of 2 and 3 black keys they can find. Printer-friendly pages plus colorful ones to laminate and reuse.
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Trace, write, find, and color your way through the white keys A to G. Two versions in one download: printer-friendly pages for crayons and pencils, and colorful pages to laminate and reuse with a dry-erase marker.
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