Following are online activities for Level 3 (Hal Leonard or Faber 2B) organized by concept.
Technique
Technique
Eighth Notes/Rests Review Visual
Eighth Notes Ear Training
Rhythm Trainer Quarter & Eighth Notes
Tone Savvy Rhythmic Dictation
TonicTutor Dancing Jelly Beans (requires free login)
Music Tech Teacher Rhythm Sound Match
Ties and SlursRhythm Trainer Quarter & Eighth Notes
Tone Savvy Rhythmic Dictation
TonicTutor Dancing Jelly Beans (requires free login)
Music Tech Teacher Rhythm Sound Match
Landmark Notes 3Cs Bass F and Treble G
Thinking Theory 5 Landmark Notes
Bass Low GABCD
Music Tech Teacher Bone Up on Bass Clef Quiz
Music Tech Teacher Space Invaders
Classics for Kids Play Note Names
Music Tech Teacher Space Invaders
Classics for Kids Play Note Names
Interval Ear Training PU-P6
Intervals up to a 6th Visual
Music Tech Teacher Intervals Listen to 2nd3rd
Music Tech Teacher Intervals 4th5th
Music Tech Teacher Intervals 6th7th
Pedaplus Flash Intervals
Music Tech Teacher Intervals 4th5th
Music Tech Teacher Intervals 6th7th
Pedaplus Flash Intervals
Treble Above the Staff
Pedaplus Flash Notes
Music Tech Teacher Treble Word Warrior
Chords on Piano
Thinking Theory Major Triads
Pedaplus Flash Notes
Music Tech Teacher Treble Word Warrior
Chords on Piano
Thinking Theory Major Triads
Music Tech Teacher A Chording to Santa
1 8va Scales on Staff and Piano
Thinking Theory Solfa Scale
Thinking Theory C Major Scale
Thinking Theory G Major Scale
Thinking Theory F Major Scale
Thinking Theory D Major Scale
Thinking Theory A Major Scale
Thinking Theory E Major Scale
Dotted Quarter Notes
Phil Tulga Rhythm Counter
1 8va Scales on Staff and Piano
Thinking Theory Solfa Scale
Thinking Theory C Major Scale
Thinking Theory G Major Scale
Thinking Theory F Major Scale
Thinking Theory D Major Scale
Thinking Theory A Major Scale
Thinking Theory E Major Scale
Dotted Quarter Notes
Phil Tulga Rhythm Counter
Half/Whole Steps
Major/Minor Ear Training
Review
Heidi, do you have an iPad you use for lab time? I'm finding that I have been using my iPad more then not for lab time now. I have my own iPad for me and then one dedicated for the lab.
ReplyDeleteThat's on my wish list! I use a PC in my lab and have an android tablet that I use for video purposes at the piano, but unfortunately most of the music apps are made for the more costly iPad.
ReplyDeleteUpdate: The iPad I invested in was definitely worth it! My students love using piano maestro, Rhythm Swing and other fun apps every week!
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