Educational website by the Dallas Symphony Orchestra. This website offers great information about composers and music history periods.

Educational website by the New York Philharmonic. This site has great information about composers and instruments. There are also fun games and activities to do at home.

Educational website by the San Francisco Symphony. This website has fun activities for students. It also has in-depth information about instruments in the orchestra and instrument families

"The President's Own" United States Marine Band website for children. This is a fun website that describes how the Marine Band functions at the White House.

Do you have a budding composer? Noteflight is a free music composition program for students who would like to experiment with music writing. This is great for beginning instrumentalists.

A fun site that explains musical events that happen in the our lives and the world.

A wonderful site that explains how instruments work. Created by the physics department of Georgia State University.

Radio programs explaining many great works of music.

Interactive recorder fingering chart. Scroll over the piano keys to see the fingering for each recorder note.

Learn about instruments from four orchestral periods: Baroque, Classical, Romantic, and Modern.

Several games, classical music for listening and information about instruments and musical terms.

This is a tetris style game that uses instruments. Students must stack matching instruments or instruments from the same family in order to score points. There are no directions so students will need to discover how to play.