“This "write the room" is great because it's a melody and it shows me which students are struggling with seeing notes on exact lines or spaces. They like the pirate-y phrases and we play a pirate game after they search the room and copy all the melodies. It is very kid-friendly to use.”

“My students did an extended improvisation project based on Handel's Passacaglia. We used this activity for a group class before we jumped into the project, and as always, they enjoyed getting the background story and playing the games.”

“My students loved this program. Got really into it, even composing pirate songs! Thanks for all your hard work.”

“I teach about the Nutcracker every year and this was an excellent resource for my final fun review day. The students enjoyed it.”

“My students loved coloring this in the beginning of the year! We would talk about superpowers and what they can do if they know music. Then they would color their own shield and keep it with their notebooks!”

“My young piano students loved doing playing Feed the Monster; not realizing they are learning along the way! It’s a quick activity to do at the end of the lesson. Thank you. ‘”

“I've used this for years. I enjoy the different boarders and set ups. This way, the kids don't really know if they've answered these questions before or not! I appreciate the insight into their minds as well, sometimes it's finding common interests that make the nine weeks go easier.”

“This resource was great for the last week before Christmas Break. It was easy to move through the screens of the Powerpoint for students to check their answers.”

“My students love reviewing concepts with Write the Room activities!! It gets them moving and practicing what we've learned!”

“Students loved the idea of making their own comic strip. They worked with me one on one to make their motif and then filmed it.”