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In my last post , I shared many ways to use one song, Hello Everybody, across the grade levels. In this post, you will find a small colle... -
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... -
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...
Popular Posts
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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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Kindergarten music is my favorite class of the day. In my district, the first time students get to come for music class is in kindergar... -
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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In my last post , I shared many ways to use one song, Hello Everybody, across the grade levels. In this post, you will find a small colle...
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Today's elementary students are digital natives; they have been raised with video screens in every room and car. Video is everywhere... -
If you and I were in the same room, we could talk for hours about music, education, families, kids, and lots more. It happens to me re... -
My students and I have been on spring break this past week, so they will have lots to share about their Easter activities when we get back ...
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Super heroes are everywhere, so why not in the music room! This great bulletin board was inspired by one posted by James Michael Foster... -
I am teaming up with other music education bloggers to spread some positive thoughts this week, and I'd love for you to join us! ... -
Recently on my Facebook page, I asked folks to comment with their favorite winter folk dances. What I discovered was that most of us do...
