Secondary Classroom Resource Books

Bring music history to life with this reproducible classroom resource. Short classroom theater scripts allow students to immerse themselves in important musical moments, from Guido d'Arezzo developing music

This well-organized book provides step-by-step sequential lessons for developing the three basic elements of music: listening, reading, and writing.  Rhythm, note, and interval concepts are taught in

The First 15 Lessons series provides a step-by-step lesson plan for the absolute beginner, complete with audio tracks, video lessons, and real songs! Designed for self-teaching or for use with an

Each musician in this series is introduced with a quick-read bio, brief connections facts, and a listening lab identifying important works and key elements to discover in each musical selection. Students

The holidays are fun. What can make them more fun? Steel drums! Here we have a collection of 3 holiday favorites brilliantly arranged for steel band: Jingle Bells, God Rest Ye King

A ready-to-go remote resource for general music classes! This incredibly creative collection offers standards-based lessons for K-8 music students whether at home or in the classroom. This resource leads

The Advanced Guitar Class Ensemble Series presents ensemble works arranged by Bill Swick for four guitars. Ideal for students, these are all advanced-level selections and match up perfectly with the

Ultimate Music Theory is a proven and complete system that uses an easy, step-by-step process along with accelerated learning techniques to help every level of student master their understanding of

The Advanced Guitar Class Ensemble Series presents ensemble works arranged by Bill Swick for four guitars. Ideal for students, these are all an advanced-level selections and match up perfectly with the

These works were specifically chosen to be used as supplemental materials during a student's second year and fourth quarter of study. Works in this series include: Trio No. 6 by Ferdinando

Don't let the name scare you away! Perfect for any classroom or ensemble, Super Solfege Seven is a fun bingo-style solfege and rhythm identification/audiation game that you and your students will

Specifically designed for teaching guitar in a classroom setting, this standards-aligned, comprehensive curriculum uses guitar learning and music from diverse traditions to teach core music competencies.

This timely resource directly addresses societal issues in our music classrooms. Discussing both music and social issues, this valuable resource helps you address these challenging topics with your students

This work was specifically chosen to be used as supplemental material during a student's third year and fourth quarter of study. Works in this series include Dance of the Goblins by Antonio

This resource provides an easy way to help students to find the proper chords on the ukulele. These printable fretboard charts slide underneath the strings to show students where to put their fingers when

This is a three-part, six-page reproducible PDF file that guides students through a group project activity that should fill up three or four 40-minute class periods. Students start by learning from an

This work was specifically chosen to be used as supplemental material during a student's third year and second quarter of study. The Maiden from Carulli's opus 333 has an extended range to high E,

Ultimate Music Theory is a proven and complete system that uses an easy, step-by-step process along with accelerated learning techniques to help every level of student master their understanding of

Reimagined for distance learning! Balance your music history curriculum with this indispensable interactive slide presentation that focuses exclusively on the female musicians who haven't made it into most

Written for two guitars, this Baroque period work is written at an advanced level for both parts. The highest note is high D on the first string, tenth fret and there are many sixteenth and thirty-second

You're a secondary instrumental or choral specialist, newly assigned to the general music classroom. What now? Two experienced teachers who conquered this challenge offer practical advice with great care