Explore Intervals: A Kids Music Workbook
What’s Inside: worksheets for LITTLE hands, giving fun practice on intervals from 2nds (steps) to octaves. 15 pages.
Who’s it for: ages 4-7, special needs students
Challenges: Almost any child can write in this workbook. If there are fine motor skills still to be developed, use small manipulatives to show the distance between piano keys.
Emphasizing intervals (the distance between musical tones) is important to most piano teachers. We know that the understanding of how notes relate to one another helps accelerate learning, and makes our job fun!
The challenge: intervals can be an abstract concept, and children are concrete thinkers.
Not only are these worksheets good for pencil practice, but there are hands-on activities included.
Use the pages with small erasers to place on the keys, or place in a plastic sleeve so the child can write with a dry erase marker.
Emphasis is on 2nds through octaves, and is suitable for ages 4-7. Great for review and spiral learning. Use as an evaluation tool to see what a student REALLY remembers.
*This is a digital download only. You can print all pages, or only the ones you need. This download can also be used on a computer or tablet with a pdf reader.
What’s Inside: worksheets for LITTLE hands, giving fun practice on intervals from 2nds (steps) to octaves. 15 pages.
Who’s it for: ages 4-7, special needs students
Challenges: Almost any child can write in this workbook. If there are fine motor skills still to be developed, use small manipulatives to show the distance between piano keys.
Emphasizing intervals (the distance between musical tones) is important to most piano teachers. We know that the understanding of how notes relate to one another helps accelerate learning, and makes our job fun!
The challenge: intervals can be an abstract concept, and children are concrete thinkers.
Not only are these worksheets good for pencil practice, but there are hands-on activities included.
Use the pages with small erasers to place on the keys, or place in a plastic sleeve so the child can write with a dry erase marker.
Emphasis is on 2nds through octaves, and is suitable for ages 4-7. Great for review and spiral learning. Use as an evaluation tool to see what a student REALLY remembers.
*This is a digital download only. You can print all pages, or only the ones you need. This download can also be used on a computer or tablet with a pdf reader.
What’s Inside: worksheets for LITTLE hands, giving fun practice on intervals from 2nds (steps) to octaves. 15 pages.
Who’s it for: ages 4-7, special needs students
Challenges: Almost any child can write in this workbook. If there are fine motor skills still to be developed, use small manipulatives to show the distance between piano keys.
Emphasizing intervals (the distance between musical tones) is important to most piano teachers. We know that the understanding of how notes relate to one another helps accelerate learning, and makes our job fun!
The challenge: intervals can be an abstract concept, and children are concrete thinkers.
Not only are these worksheets good for pencil practice, but there are hands-on activities included.
Use the pages with small erasers to place on the keys, or place in a plastic sleeve so the child can write with a dry erase marker.
Emphasis is on 2nds through octaves, and is suitable for ages 4-7. Great for review and spiral learning. Use as an evaluation tool to see what a student REALLY remembers.
*This is a digital download only. You can print all pages, or only the ones you need. This download can also be used on a computer or tablet with a pdf reader.
