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Jun 4, 2016
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May 22, 2016
I'm trying to find some fun activities/lessons to do the last few weeks of school that would motivate 5th or 6th grade. Would appreciate your ideas. I've already done some stick games/passing games. Thanks!!!
May 19, 2016
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Vivian
Why don't you post your questions on this chatboard? Once you have answers from someone you can then post that your research is completed and no further answers are required.
May 13, 2016
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Veuzent
Sorry for the previous blank post. Something is strange with the website because it sent the message as soon as I entered my name. I have not had this problem. I taught middle school band and orchestra. However, I always felt students got off to easily with referrals. Hence, I never sent students to the office and instead would require them to stay...See More
May 13, 2016
I am at a year-round school that started at the end of July and finishes at the end of June. I just completed the whole year of Gameplan lessons with all my classes and there is still a month of school! Does anyone have any ideas for 4 45-minute lessons to end the year? Mallet Madness was one idea I had, but I do not have a lot of O...See More
May 1, 2016
I have an interview at a STEM school and am curious how you plan and implement music into such a specialized school.
I see one of two focuses: 1. STEM lessons, with Music as an added benefit. 2. Music as the focus, with STEM connections.
My biggest...See More
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Sara
On 5/01/16, Adam wrote: > On 5/01/16, Sara wrote: >> Are any of you Music Teachers in a STEM school? How >> do you make it work? >> >> I have an interview at a STEM school and am curious >> how you plan and implement music into such a >> specialized school. >> >> I see one of two focuses: >> ...See More
Apr 25, 2016
Mrs H
On 4/25/16, Gary wrote: > I am looking for 4 Christmas songs that can me sung > together with no accompaniment and used in a procession. O Come O Come Emmanuel is a good processional. Ancient, so a capella is perfect.
DonnaR/CA
On 4/26/16, Mrs H wrote: > O Come O Come Emmanuel is a good processional. Ancient, so a > capella is perfect.
It's doable by a HS choir, too. As a HS student and as a college student, I was a singer in a choir that used this for a processional.
Donna
It's doable by a HS choir, too. As a HS student and as a college student, I was a singer in a choir that used this for a processional.
Donna
Mar 29, 2016
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Bev Iris
I have used this CD and accompanying books for many years
for character education. Well worth the investment!
The Perseverance one is terrific.
The only one I don't like is the one about Sharing. It's
kinda cheesy.
The songs are VERY accessible, and the wee ones through
3rd graders love them.
I hope ...See More
for character education. Well worth the investment!
The Perseverance one is terrific.
The only one I don't like is the one about Sharing. It's
kinda cheesy.
The songs are VERY accessible, and the wee ones through
3rd graders love them.
I hope ...See More
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They also have a complete revue called Freedom. I have used pieces of it over the years.
I can't link you to it, because I'm not logged in and it will think I'm postin...See More