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I have been retired from elementary music for 11 years. I am going to try to fill a music vacancy at a K-5 school. They are using Quaver Music. Does anyone else use these materials. I start teaching September 19.HELP! I really would appreciate some information about this program or ideas of any kind. Thank you!
May 8
How did I understand this: 1st is just private teacher and 2nd is something like "voice school". Am I right?
Hello!
Instead of playing video games one weekend, my kids and I wrote a few songs. We had "When Your Feet Hit The Street (You Gotta Look Around)" professionally produced.
What do you think....
https://youtu.be/9fc7mIlhDkc
Instead of playing video games one weekend, my kids and I wrote a few songs. We had "When Your Feet Hit The Street (You Gotta Look Around)" professionally produced.
What do you think....
https://youtu.be/9fc7mIlhDkc
Oct 19, 2018
I'm a new teacher in the Boston area teaching at a community music school on Saturday mornings. My students are aged 7 to 12, and I'm running into a problem I really wasn't expecting for this age group--many of my students are reticent to participate in activities.
I begin every class with some sort of a warm-up acti...See More
Lis
Hey, Lucas. I know it's been a while since you posted your comment and I hope you have found solutions to the problem. I've experienced the same thing many times throughout my years of teaching. It's gotten worse in the last years because of all the different things students are exposed to. The best advice I can give is to try to make sure whatever...See More
New web site: http://www.learntosolo.com
Generates sight reading exercises and compositions. Design for students at elementary, middle and high school levels. Lessons on improvisation too. Free to try out, no payment info required to sign up.
Generates sight reading exercises and compositions. Design for students at elementary, middle and high school levels. Lessons on improvisation too. Free to try out, no payment info required to sign up.
Jun 24, 2018
Lis
If you use a smartboard, I'm sure you could find one to put on that.
Jul 12, 2018
Check it out:
https://mdecks.com
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.
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