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Nov 29, 2017
Melody
When I used to teach elementary general music, my kids liked the "Once Upon a Sound" DVD set. One for each family of instruments. Talks about the historical development, and then the modern instruments in each family. Set of all four takes about 55 minutes.
juliamac
STOMP....excellent for listening to rhythm patterns and creating discussions of things that can become percussion instruments.
Apr 15, 2018
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Chrisi.Fischer
One great one that I have used is called "When I Sing". It works great because the students can learn it very easily and can split up to even four parts! I just taught this to home schooled 11 and 12 year olds and it went really well. We actually just had our concert this past thursday and it was as hit!
juliamac
One of my choir's favorites is "Picking Up a Pepperoni Pizza".from Campfire songs for modern kids. I found it on iTunes. I have performed it acapella while keeping a steady beat with drum sticks. After some practice, they were able to divide into four groups.
Hello all,
I am starting as a new music teacher in the fall in a K-8 private school setting. Are there any must-have wall-hangings I should include in the music room? (keyboard poster, reading music poster, etc.?) Where is the best place to purchase these? Thank you very much!
I am starting as a new music teacher in the fall in a K-8 private school setting. Are there any must-have wall-hangings I should include in the music room? (keyboard poster, reading music poster, etc.?) Where is the best place to purchase these? Thank you very much!
juliamac
I get my stuff from Music in Motion.
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Lis
Hi, Amber. I haven't used his methods because I teach older students, but I have had a workshop that he led. I thought it was phenomenal and I agree with his educational philosophy 100%. I did get two of his books and also a movement dvd, and have incorporated them when I can. I don't think you will go wrong with his materials.
bec
Fierabend has a book called "First Steps in Music" That tells you exactly what to do in each class. I strongly suggest also getting the music CDs that go with it, "Old Joe Clark, Had little Rooster, and one more???? His emphasis on repeating songs (way more than I used to) and on singing short solos, improved my kid's singing dramatically. I have u...See More
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