Beautiful Places Set:
- Number of Cards: 22
- Contains: 8 Finding Beautiful Places, 7 Entering Beautiful Places, 4 In Beautiful Places, and 3 Exploring Beautiful Places cards
- Format: Printed 2.5×3 inch cards (baseball sized cards)
- NOTE: The 3 newest Exploring Beautiful Places pieces (Quiet Retreat, Foggy Mooring, Sunlit Valley) released in January 2024 are not in this printed set yet. They HAVE BEEN ADDED to the PDF reproducible set.
Mythical Creatures, Pet Shop, Little Fuzzies Set:
- Number of Cards: 24
- Contains: 8 Mythical Creatures, 9 Pet Shop, 7 Little Fuzzies cards
- Format: Printed 2.5×3 inch cards (baseball sized cards)
- NOTE: The 2 newest Little Fuzzies pieces (Box of Chocolates and Pot o’ Gold) released in January 2024 are not in this printed set yet. They HAVE BEEN ADDED to the PDF reproducible set.
Our printed Music Achievement Cards are absolutely beautiful! They feel like a treasure in your hands, viewing the beautiful covers on one side and all the details of each piece on the other. As a teacher, you can put these cards in baseball card sleeves and then have them for your own convenient reference! It’s a great way to make sure you don’t forget you have a piece. Plus, students can choose their recital pieces or pieces they think they want to play from the cards as well.
Get one for yourself and some for your students!
How Can I Use Music Achievement Cards?
You can use Music Achievement Cards in many ways! Here are some suggestions:
- Incentives – Invite students to see how many cards they can collect (a bit like the 30 piece challenge, only with a tangible token/reward) by learning each piece.
- Rewards – Reward your students when they learn the piece by giving them the Music Achievement Card for that piece! The cards a perfectly sized to be stored and displayed in baseball card sleeves so students can see them in their own notebooks!
- Building excitement – Display the cards on a wall in your studio to pique students’ interest! Covers are so influential in motivating students, so displaying the cards can get your students excited about learning new pieces is a great idea for motivation.
- Choosing recital pieces – When it’s time to choose a recital piece, show students your
own collection of pieces (in baseball card sleeves) from which they can choose! - Brag Books – Help students create a Music Brag Book where they can showcase the special pieces they have played with their Music Achievement Cards. You can display these at recitals or other places where you are marketing for new students.
- Studio charts and Décor – Use these on your studio wall, piano or small shelves to showcase the beautiful music students can learn.
- Studio Showcase (for marketing) – Compile your own Brag Book to show prospective families music that you teach! Showing the beautiful covers and music details help parents know you care about knowing how kids think, what they like, and are careful to select Music Kids Love®!
Do you have a way I can print these myself?
If you’d like to have a high quality PDF to print and cut yourself, you can get the PDF Music Achievement Cards here.
Kathy –
I wish to tell you what a complete hit the collector cards have been. My students look through the cards first and then decide what they want to learn. My parents are also thrilled with how the kids sound so proficient at these compositions by you!
Stephani Austin –
I can’t speak to the quality of the printed cards, because I ordered the PDF because I have many students that will only play a few pieces, but the cards themselves are such a hit! Each student now has a card sleeve in their binder and are excited to complete songs that can go in their album. 😁
Carolyn T –
The cards are very versatile. The kids love collecting these cards after they’re done with the piece. They collect them in a baseball card plastic sheets that holds nine cards. and when their sheet is full of cards, they get a special treat!
Adrienne Alton-Gust –
I have an 8yo student who played two Wendy Stevens pieces in our recital, and she loves the Beautiful Places series. When I gave her a Christmas arrangement, she exclaimed, “Oh, I love Wendy Stevens’ music. I collect them!” I told her, “Oh, I’m so glad you said that, because I have something you’re really going to enjoy!” And now with the cards, she can’t wait to collect more!
Carolyn T –
Love, love love them! My students enjoy collecting the cards and they are so professional looking. Students want to collect a whole set. They earn one when they finish a song and put them in baseball card sleeves so they can see their progress.
Kelly Jenkins –
Kids love collecting things AND they love Fuzzies songs and now they have both things together!! I have avid Fuzzies fans who have mapped out which Fuzzy songs to do next so they can collect all the cards!