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Aug 29, 2010
bardge
On 8/29/10, Yulia Litvin wrote: > I'll be teaching music in the afterschool multi-age classes > (3 to 6 and 6 to 9. I have experience as a music teacher in > a preschool/elementary school setting,but I don't know how > to plan lessons for multi-age groups.I like to incorporate > movement, rhythm instruments and singing.If you have an...See More
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