We have developed materials so that teachers and students can create file folder games. These games have concepts from as basic as the names of the lines and spaces to as advanced as key signatures and vocabulary. We find that the students learn faster and retain the knowledge longer when presented and reinforced in a game format.

 We have also designed worksheets for building all the major and minor scales. These are prepared in such a way as to encourage students to not only see how the scales look on the staff, but also on the keyboard.

 And especially for teachers in Texas, we have a complete set of Theory Review Packets that are created to reinforce all the concepts needed for each level of the Texas Music Teachers Association Theory Testing Program. These packets are not designed to teach the ideas on each level, but simply to reinforce what has already been taught with hints for better testing.  For more information on the Texas Music Teachers Association, please go to www.tmta.org.

Worksheets specifically for interval drill.  There is one page of questions for each grade (1-12).  Students are asked to identify and to write the intervals appropriate to their grade level.

NEW 2009! Worksheets specifically for chord drill.  Each grade (5-12) may have several pages of worksheets.  Students are asked to identify and write the chords appropriate to their grade level.

 Flashcards designed for each grade level (1-12).  Each level of flashcards contains the symbols and/or glossary terms required for that grade of the TMTA Theory Tests. 

 Flashcards with all the major & minor key signatures.  They are coded as to the TMTA test grade in which they occur.

 For fun reading and play, The Magical Note Family Coloring Book  shouldn't be missed.  This book uses a fairy tale type story to explain how basic note values divide and how time signatures work.