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The eight laws of learning are explanation, imitation, demonstration, repetition, repetition, repetition, repetition, repetition John Wooden If, like me, you belong to any music teacher groups on social media, a debate about repetition or playing the same thing over and over in the music room has more than likely come up. Some teachers think its…
TREBLE NOTE NAMING Complete the puzzles, move through the levels, and crack the codes in this treble clef note naming challenge! SUSAN’S BOOKS REVIEWS Can you crack the code? Split into six levels, students must work out the codes to complete the challenge. The only way to win Notecracker is with treble clef reading skills!…
Wishing you all a very peaceful and happy holiday season and a Happy New Year for 2024! Thank you for your support of Learnatune this year and I’m looking forward to bringing you more games based resources in the new year. This year has certainly been busy with the release of several newly published books…
I’m excited to let you know about a brand new resource on my website for music teachers! It’s completely FREE! If your students have been busy catching the pizza thief in ‘Who Stole My Pizza’ or helping bring Reggie to justice in ‘Reggie’s Museum Heist’, then this resource is for you. It includes a breakdown…
This is just quick post to let you know that Bob’s Bass Olympics has had a title and cover change! It is now called Bob’s Bass Tournament but still includes all the fun puzzles and activities found in the original book. Click here to find the new updated links to the book in Amazon.
With back to school fast approaching here, I am happy to announce four new games added to ‘Learnatune Games’! I hope you and your students enjoy them!
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