Once Upon a Time….Storytelling in the Music Classroom
Music itself is like a story – it is has the power to bring people together and to take us to the outer edges of our emotions. Storytellers have passed down their stories through song for generations. Even when there are no words, composers use the elements of music...
Works for Me Wednesday: Lines and Spaces
Hi all! Today I am linking up Aileen Miracle for a quick “Works for me!” Go check out the lineup for some quick tips! My tip today is short but sweet! Kindergarten began work on lines and spaces not too long ago. They are doing pretty well, but I am...
Nursery Rhymes – Not just for the Nursery!
Why are Nursery Rhymes and Folks Songs so Important? For younger students, nursery rhymes help with language development; they hear the sounds of vowels and consonants and later on, learn how these sounds combine into words. I see this in my own young children as...
January Survival Guide
I am so excited to be linking up with my good friend Melissa from Mrs. Stouffer’s Music Room! Even though we are at the end of January, I think these are all things you absolutely need to survive as a teacher! Georgia State Music Ed Conference (GMEA) GMEA...
Pitch Hill – Some Quick Thoughts
I see conversations all the time on various music chat-boards about how to teach elementary students solfege. Pitch Hill works because it is a story-based method. Children are enthralled by the silly stories and come back every week asking to meet new characters!...
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