This is a fun website/tool where woodwind players/students can create their own fingering chart.  It is also another way to assess students on knowing their fingerings for their instrument.  There are a number of ways to change the chart in size and color.  

Here is a great video from CNN that highlights the benefits of being a part of a music program.  Many have done studies whether or not music affects a student's brain.  This is a great video to show students and parents along with administration to strengthen the program you already have.  Too many schools are doing away with the arts and it cannot happen!

Drum corp is something that many high school students dream of becoming a part of.  Many students in marching bands around the world dream to become a DCI champion.  Vic Firth teamed up with the Cadets and have made videos with the music from their 2015 production, "The Power of 10" featuring the selection "Waltz".  Students can play along whether they are in the front ensemble, snare line, bass line, or tenor line.

Music performance anxiety is something that troubles many musicians from students all the way up to adults.  There are many coping skills and techniques that can help with this anxiety.  One of the most common techniques is the Alexander Technique, which is talked about in this article.

NAfME has provided lesson plan examples for band that implement the new Core Music Standards.  Included is a list of resources of videos, FAQs, workbooks, guides, etc.  You need your NAfME information to access these materials.

These four short videos give a quick and clear understanding of the basic concepts of Jazz.  

This site provides a plethora of information for music educators.  There are resources for guitar, instrumental at different levels, lesson plans, warm-ups, audio recordings, and more.  

This site offers great articles and ideas for teachers of ALL areas.  There are videos along with articles and can search just about any topic.  I have included a link from edutopia on motivating students. http://www.edutopia.org/blog/strategies-helping-students-motivate-themselves-larry-ferlazzo?utm_source=SilverpopMailing&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=091615%20enews%20stuengage%20ngm%20remainder&utm_content=&utm_term=fea1pic&spMailingID=12417112&spUserID=NjMzMzA5MzI2NjMS1&spJobID=621135309&spReportId=NjIxMTM1MzA5S0

To teach music theory to the beginner or advanced students.  This could be used to teach beginners how to read music or advanced students to work on ear training or even identifying chords.  Very useful when teaching music theory and want to reinforce skills.

forScore is a great way to get rid of hard copies and folders of music and see it on your iPad.  Many accompanists have moved to this way of keeping their music.  If you did not know about this check it out.  It is a very useful tool.  I have used it myself on certain occasions.

40 Drum Rudiments all percussionists should know. Many argue about which rudiments to know. These are them! Also included are audio files.

SmartMusic blog with useful articles.  Studio, ensemble, lesson, etc