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This is a compilation of teaching tips guaranteed to refresh and recharge your K-8 music program! With contributions sent in from the experts, dynamic and talented music educators from across the country, these ideas touch on all aspects of the music curriculum from classroom management and teaching basic skills to fine tuning your choir and funding your programs. The enhanced two-CD set has audio components and printable PDFs with field-tested, tried-and-true tips that are designed to grow your music program. The listening CDs make it easy to listen to these tips at home, at school, in the car, or even on your MP3 player!
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From the outside looking in, drum circles can seem mysterious. And the drum circle facilitators can seem even more mysterious. The way they seem to bring so many people together into mesmerizing, pulsating rhythms while saying virtually nothing-surely they must hold some secret, some intangible quality bestowed upon only a few. Not true! In "The Accidental Drum Circle," Mark Burrows shares how, with no more than two hand-drum lessons to his credit, he put together a drum circle program that reached hundreds of elementary students. This humorous "quick read" addresses everything from how to arrange the instruments and students to the basics of drumming to how to start a groove to how to have a drum circle without drums, and dozens of topics in between. As Mark writes, the purpose of drum circle is immediate-connect people through a shared musical experience that builds community while celebrating individuality. This resource will help you do just that, immediately and successfully!
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Take the stress out of assessment with this musical playground of activities and singing games your students will love! Elementary music specialist, Cristi Cary Miller shares a wealth of material in this easy-to-use resource to help identify and define students' musical skills and progress while having a barrel of fun! Designed for students in grades K-5, this creative collection of 18 seasonal songs and activities will provide hours of fun throughout the school year while assessing students on rhythm reading, steady beat, matching pitch, solfege, vocal tone colors and much more! Make assessments a vital part of your lesson planning this year! 18 songs including: Telephone Time, Hello Neighbors, Rhythm Charades Rap, Sol La Sol Mi Dance, Listen Very Carefully and much more!
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Listen Very Carefully A Ball Of Fun Chugga Lugga Hello Neighbors! Let Me See What Moves You Make Little Winter Bell Lost My Shoe Rhythm Charades Rap Share Your Gift Sol La Sol Mi Dance Spin Around Spin The Wheel Of Color Sunny Day/Rainy Day Telephone Time Tell Me, Tell Me Turkey Rhythm Rap Walkin' Down The Street Winter Time Is In The Air
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Teaching music to a class of inattentive, unfocused, and unruly students can be really challenging. The activities on this CD not only instruct, but give you the power to instill order in your classroom.
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Whole notes, half notes, quarter notes and eighth notes are thoroughly explored through 3 activities/games featuring 60 rhythm pattern examples, 3 mini-lessons, narrated story, and a call-and-response song. This audio CD is a stand-alone product that also makes a great companion to the book, Winning Over Your Toughest Music Class. An instruction booklet is included with the CD. K-6.
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Grades 2-6 * "The Body Electric" celebrates the music inside us while exploring ways to express this music using the greatest instruments of all-our bodies. Part handy reference, part idea-generator, this collection is all fun as it introduces a self-contained instrumentarium that is convenient, inexpensive, physical, adaptable, self-affirming, educational, and, most of all, fun. An overview of and targeted examples for a variety of body, vocal and mouth sounds are included within the first two sections; great to teach the basics and to help student internalize rhythmic concepts. The last section includes songs that employ various combinations of all the introduced sounds. Reproducible student parts are included, as is a CD with helpful performance models of the sounds and pieces.
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302181H |
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A bass drum. A scratch record. A cello. A lion’s roar. A dog’s bark. A gamelan. All of these sounds and millions more are right at your fingertips. Literally. It’s the human body—the greatest and most diverse instrument on the planet. Think of the possibilities. You can stomp with the whole foot, or with just the heel. You can tap your toes or slide your foot across the floor. You can pat your tummy or pat your chest. You can clap with flat palms or clap with cupped hands. Now imagine all the possibilities when you use vocal percussion and other mouth sounds. Combine body percussion with vocal percussion and mouth sounds and the possibilities are endless. Body Electric 2.0 explores some of these possibilities in the form of grooves and other rhythm activities that are accessible, educational, and wildly fun. Suggested forms are provided for each, allowing you to extend them into performance pieces, perfect as a change of pace during any concert. And it’s amazing how much learning is hidden in all this fun! From grammar to gamelan, poetry slams to palmas, and tone poems to tongue twisters, students will strengthen their listening skills, perform a variety of rhythms, and explore music and cross-curricular concepts. Grades 2-6.
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This film is intended for elementary school music and physical education teachers, community dance leaders, and anyone else interested in teaching traditional American/Anglo dance to children. It can be used alone or as a companion to the book and CD collection of the same name. The film includes 17 of the dances from the Chimes collection. The dance instruction is done by elementary school music teachers, an elementary school phys-ed teacher, and all three 'Chimes' editors. The film is filled with tips and techniques on teaching traditional dance to children. 60 minutes.
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Organizing a choral music program can be like a jigsaw puzzle! Make your life easier with this one-of-kind resource designed just for you-the choir director-with everything in one essential collection. Packed with helpful charts, calendars, reproducible forms and tips for a successful choir, this guide will help you stay organized and plan ahead for the whole school year. Highlights include: 40 weekly rehearsal/lesson planning charts, 12-month calendar, reproducible forms for student information, music performance evaluation, audition forms, concert planning, assessment rubrics based on the National Standards and more.
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When two master teachers speak, student-and teachers-should listen. And Randy Pagel and Linda Spevacek have spoken eloquently here, befitting their combined years of incredibly successful teaching experience. Succinctly written and fully-charged with practical, step-by-step instructions, you will find nugget after nugget concerning issues confronting every choral educator every day. Wisdom on classroom management, choral rehearsal management, working with the changing male voice, developing musicianship and a complete child, organizational tips, public-relations hints, pointers for participating in tours and/or festivals, and thought-provoking quotes from a wide spectrum of sources-it's all here, written from the unique perspective of both a male and female teacher who explore how gender really affects teaching the opposite sex. Tools, rules and tips for teaching-all leading toward making your classroom a positive atmosphere, ensuring a successful choral experience for every student.
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Help!! My program is in 2 weeks and I have no idea what to do for costumes! From dinosaurs to decorating tee shirts, take the worry out of planning with over 180 costume ideas from veteran music teacher, Janet Edewaard. Attach white spots to a black sweat suit, add a black painted nose and a cone-shaped straw hat with ears glued to the outside . . . a Panda Bear! Learn how you can become a Triceratops with three painted Styrofoam cones and a baseball cap! Some costumes are easy to create; others are a bit more complicated, and no sewing required! Start with these ideas, and adjust where necessary. For your convenience, the costumes are presented in the following categories: underwater creatures, period costumes, costumes around the world, historical figures, insects, fairy tale characters, circus costumes, birds, forest animals, bears, nuts, dinosaurs, dogs, decorating tee shirts and more! It's curtain time, so have a great show!
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A wonderful collection of Grace Nash's creative approaches to child development using music, language and movement. Incorporates the philosophies and techniques of Orff, Kodaly and Laban.
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Keep the lines of communication open! This helpful resource for busy music teachers includes 24 sample letters to parents, teachers, administrators and community leaders on topics specific to K-8 choral and classroom music. Created by music advocate Dr. Tim Lautzenheiser and elementary music specialist and composer Cristi Miller, all the letters are included in book form and on an enclosed CD-ROM for downloading and personalizing as needed. Also included are helpful hints on using the book, creative ways to use the letters, and a wealth of related links and resources. Topics include: The Importance of Parental Support, Music and Discipline, The Value of Music Beyond Performance, Motivation, Being Part of a Musical Community, Parent Talent Bank, Special Unit Study, Field Trip, Concert Etiquette and much more! For Grades K-8.
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Make the switch between classroom subjects or daily activities fun and efficient with Daily Transition Music. These music selections can be used to get students on task or to facilitate the change from one activity to another. Play the music to alert children of a transition, allowing them time to prepare both mentally and physically for the next task. Both short and extended versions of each transition tune are included so that they can be adapted to the daily schedule. Transition tunes include music for: Starting the Day, Reading, Snacks, Cleaning Up, Lining Up, Resting, Recess, Ending the Day, Getting Organized, Marching, Starting a New Activity, and Partying. Grades PreK-1.
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