Hi everyone! It's almost the end of November, so here is my five favorite pins linky party! Here is my list for this month; just click each picture to view that pin. #1: Plastic plates as dry erase boards If you want to do work (like rhythmic dictation) but can't afford dry erase boards, this would be a great alternative! #2: Dynamics behavior chart What a great way to teach dynamics AND monitor behavior! #3: Fancy words bulletin board This bulletin board was created by a classroom teacher, but I think it could totally work in a music classroom, using words such as "ostinato" and &…
Hi everyone! It's almost the end of November, so here is my five favorite pins linky party! Thanks to Jessica Weible for the chalkboard frame, Dancing Crayon Designs for the music note clip art, and Kimberly Geswein and Hello Literacy for the fonts. I f you are a teacher blogger, feel free to join the party! Directions are at the end of the post. Also make sure to follow me on Pinterest by clicking on the Pinterest icon in the right panel on my blog (the section that says "Button up.") Here is my list for this month; just click each picture to view that pin. #1: Plastic plates as…
Today is my last day in my Week of Thanks and Giving! Just search "weekofthanks" for the goodies, which includes a music quote freebie, my Christmas post office set for 30% off, my fifth grade concept plan starter pack for $1, and now my fifth grade favorite folk song! My favorite all-time folk song for fifth grade is "Ye Toop Doram," but I already blogged about that song here , so I'll write instead about "Chairs to mend." Here is the notation so that it is easier to read! There is no game for this--that I know of--it is just a really beautiful song! I love to u…
Today is my second to last day in my Week of Thanks and Giving! Just search "weekofthanks" for the goodies, which includes a Christmas post office freebie, my Christmas Tree patterns set for sol-mi for 30% off, my "Penguin Stick-to-Staff" set for la for $1, and now my fourth grade favorite folk song! I learned "Sandy's Mill" from Joan Litman, my Level III teacher, at Capital University. She is also an incredible presenter if you ever get a chance to see her! Here is the notation so that it is easier to read! Here are the game directions: Students pass the ball to…
Today I am continuing my Week of Thanks and Giving! Just search "weekofthanks" for the goodies, which includes a Christmas rhythm flashcard freebie, my Christmas Around the World set for 30% off, my "Build a Christmas tree" set for la for $1, and now my third grade favorite folk song! I also learned "I got a letter" from Bruce Swank when I did my Level II at Capital University. It's one of my favorites for low la! Here is the notation so that it is easier to read! Here are the game directions: Choose four students, each to hide one letter. On each letter/ envelop…
Today I am continuing my Week of Thanks and Giving! Just search "weekofthanks" for the goodies, which includes a winter vocal exploration freebie, my first grade music lessons subscription for second semester for 30% off, my "Which animal" game for tika-tika for $1, and now my second grade favorite folk song! I learned "Sammy Sackett" from Bruce Swank when I did my Level II at Capital University. If you ever get a chance to see Bruce present, he is AMAZING! Here is the notation so that it is easier to read! Here are the game directions:
Today I am continuing my Week of Thanks and Giving! Just search "weekofthanks" for the goodies, which includes a free font you can use for personal or commercial purposes, my "Thanksgiving Patterns" for re newly released for 30% off, my "Build a Turkey" for low sol for only $1, and now my first grade favorite folk song! I learned about Mrs. Macaroni from a student of mine when I taught at Colorado State: Here is the notation so that it is easier to read! This is one of those songs that I thought kids would enjoy, but no, they LOVE IT!!! I don't know if it's b…
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