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Another good music theory website. Has animated lessons that help keep student interest. Good for middle school kids and up.

This is a good site to help kids learn basic music theory. The site has been updated since I started using it, and offers apps for mobile phones.

Great resource for teaching high school students music theory.

Accounting standards are obviously a little too much of theory and undoubtedly require some cramming up. Most of the students find them boring and try to escape doing accounting standards assignment and homework.

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Great site for music theory!

A webiste that introduce musical concepts to kids in a fun way. More appropriate for grades 3-6 (good reading skills combined with computer knowledge) than younger. Might be a bit 'kiddy' for older kids, but I enjoyed it. It has changed a bit since they firsts introduced it in that there are a few more activities.