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In my last post , I shared many ways to use one welcome song, Hello Everybody, across the grade levels. In this post, you will find a sma... -
One of my strategies for surviving the last month of school is to get kids moving! The popularity of Cinco de Mayo in recent years give... -
What did you think when you read the title of this post? New York City? Of course you did. I thought the same thing when I first learned ...
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In my last post , I shared many ways to use one welcome song, Hello Everybody, across the grade levels. In this post, you will find a sma...
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One of my strategies for surviving the last month of school is to get kids moving! The popularity of Cinco de Mayo in recent years give...
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What is a bell ringer? The first tasks of the class period are often called "Bell Ringers," "Do it Now" tasks, or ...
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One cool thing about being a music teacher is that we get to see every student in our building. They are our students year after year. We wa... -
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Every year we take all of the 2nd graders in our district to see a performance of the Carnival of the Animals. A few years ago the V... -
What did you think when you read the title of this post? New York City? Of course you did. I thought the same thing when I first learned ...
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Peter and the Wolf is a great piece of orchestral music to engage young listeners. The music tells a story that is perfect for young learne... -
I love telling the story of the Nutcracker Ballet! Mostly, I love reading a book aloud and using voices and actions to build excitement and... -
Are you looking for a way to introduce your elementary music students to the wonder and magic of Baroque music? Look no further than Vivaldi...
