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Practice in Music Theory for the Little Ones
Foundation Series for Children

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Practice in Music Theory for the Little Ones Book A - Mastering Series

Now in full colour, the Mastering Series of Practice in Music Theory for the Little Ones Book A is more exciting than ever! Set in a lively circus scene, playful healthy fruit characters guide young learners through the fundamentals of music theory in a fun and engaging way.

With large writing spaces, interactive activities, and the introduction of Rhythmatics, this book builds a strong foundation for music learning. The carefully designed teaching style ensures a smooth transition into Book B and eventually Grade 1 theory.

Designed to spark creativity and curiosity, it also introduces various orchestral instruments with short, easy-to-understand notes.
A delightful and educational journey awaits—perfect for making learning music theory an exciting adventure!

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Practice in Music Theory for the Little Ones Book B

Practice in Music Theory for the Little Ones Book B is specially designed for young beginners between 5-8 years of age. Written in simple language and accompanied by captivating illustrations, this sequel to Book A prepares the child adequately for Grade 1.  

This second children's theory workbook introduces the concepts of notation, time signature, beaming, dynamics and instruments of the orchestra.

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Rhythmatics

Specially designed for 4-9 year olds, Rhythmatics is a set of game cards developed for the young minds. Based on mathematical concepts, young children would learn to count, read time values, understand divisions and grouping of notes with the coloured cards by simply placing them on the display board. 

This creative method of learning music theory has proven to be most effective for children up to Grade 2 level.

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