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Apr 15, 2018
Lis
The Peace Round is a good one. "What a goodly thing, if the children of the world, could live together in peace"...of course, you could change the words if you wanted. And "This Pretty Planet" is another good one.
Veuzent
Thank you, LIs.
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.
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