Music and Teaching Materials by Susan Paradis
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 | (SP749) Level: Elementary Type: Teaching Aids Sub-type: Rhythm Students can cut out these blocks and manipulate them to understand the relationship of note values. ... (More) |
 | (SP751) Level: Various levels Type: Teaching Aids Sub-type: Rhythm I made this one year in an attempt to explain sixteenth notes. I had tried everything else in my book of tricks, and this was just another way of looking at it. ... (More) |
 | (SP758) Level: Early Elementary Type: Teaching Aids Sub-type: Rhythm ... (More) |
 | (SP759) Level: Elementary Type: Teaching Aids Sub-type: Rhythm This is like my worksheet 750, except the smallest note value is an 8th note instead of a 16th. I suggest you use this with your students at their lesson, guiding them as they draw the notes. Use the Rhythm Pizza first, so they know what ... (More) |
 | (SP760) Level: Late Elementary Type: Teaching Aids Sub-type: Rhythm This is like the one I made with 16th notes that you can use with Level 2 students. ... (More) |
 | (SP765) Level: Late Elementary Type: Teaching Aids Sub-type: Rhythm If you want a funny poster to explain dotted notes, you are in the right place! ... (More) |
 | (SP950) Level: Elementary Type: Teaching Aids Sub-type: Rhythm The NoteBoys are back. This time they want to help your students understand that a whole rest means to rest for the entire measure, regardless of the time signature. Your students will enjoy the humor and it will help them remember! ... (More) |