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Learn five activities for teaching high and low in music class. Includes links to free resources and other teaching materials from Sing Play Create.

Best Strategies for Teaching Dynamics. Organized Chaos. TONS of lesson ideas for teaching students to respond to, perform, and create with dynamics, from kindergarten through elementary and middle school ages.

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Building a yoga playlist is no joke. This yoga teacher curates her favorite 10 yoga songs for your new favorite yoga playlist - enjoy!

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After students have discovered the singing voice, have differentiated between high and low, and have mastered sol and mi, it's time to introduce a new note: la. Read: >>> Songs to Teach Sol and Mi >>> How to Prepare Sol and Mi &am

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Piano notes for kids easy song "The Music Alphabet" helps beginners relate note reading to the piano keyboard. The notes match the song lyrics!

Preparing for Your First Elementary Music Teaching Job. Organized Chaos. Top 5 suggestions to help you get ready over the summer for your first elementary music job.

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The Ultimate Music Teacher Gradebook has all the information you need to keep track of your general music classes (K-6) at a glance! Assessments, Seating Plans, Standards, Student Tracking, Planning and More - All on Two Pages and Fully Editable! Save Over 50% This product is also included in a bundle that has 8 of my best-selling music teacher products for a savings of over 50% Feedback on this Resource ♥ Fantastic!!! This is perfect for keeping track of grades/assessments in the elementary music classroom! I like that you have detailed and easy instructions on how to import student lists into this. It will save me so much time being able to download a classlist and importing it into this! EASY and extremely useful! Thank you so much for this resource!!! ♥ This is a great organizational tool!! ♥ I really love how you incorporated the new standards with this grade book. ♥ This is a great resource! I can see how this will help me track data better for each standard. ♥ I love the documentation area with the new music standards. This is color coded and I can focus easily on them. Thank you! ♥ This is so valuable for my school this year. Thank you! Everything is included in EDITABLE PowerPoint format so you can personalize and print the documents to fit your exact needs. ♪ Seating charts for every class you teach ♪ Record grades under editable assessment categories. You can even track performance by color (great for Recorder Karate!) ♪ Select national core standards (Grades K-6 included) that have been taught or assessed. You can add your own custom standards to the template. ♪ Make quick notes of lessons that have been taught each week or where you left off with each class. ♪ Keep track of whose turn it is to play special instruments ♪ Import entire class lists with the included Class List Converter for Microsoft Excel. Printing and personalization tips are included. Requires Microsoft PowerPoint (and Microsoft Excel for class list import feature). PC Required; not for use on Macs. Single user license. Not for commercial use. Save Over 25% This product is included in a starter pack bundle that includes 3 of my best-selling music teacher products for a savings of over 25% Other resources and games that you might be interested in: ♫ Growth Mindset Data Tracking for K-6 Music Teachers Assess your students' musical progress in a fun new visual way. Growth Mindset Planner: A Printable Weekly Planner for Busy Professionals ♫ Music Baseball PowerPoint Game Bundle - Treble Clef and Rhythm Level 1 ♫ Rhythm Baseball Level 1 PowerPoint Game ♫ Treble Clef Baseball PowerPoint Game ♫ Treble & Bass Clef Baseball PowerPoint Game Bundle ♫ Elementary Music Assessment App for iPad & iPad Mini

As teachers, it’s obvious that we want our children to learn and master the standards. However, I think we all hope to reach them on a personal level as well. Most of us have had a teacher who treated us like we mattered. There was something special about walking into the door of his or her classroom. That

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Sure, we can talk about our best-laid plans, our procedures, and our welcome songs, but we all know reality is never quite what we hope it will be on the first day of Kindergarten. There's just no predicting what may happen! Even for me, having taught Kindergarten music every year since I started teaching in 2006, I always walk away from the first lesson feeling like a tornado just came through. For teachers new to Kindergarten music it can be tempting to wonder if you're the only one experiencing this level of chaos! So here's a peek inside what the first lesson with Kindergarten looked like for me this year. My first lesson with Kindergarten was actually pretty tame compared to some years, but it's still a good dose of reality to remember how tedious it can be in the beginning! 1. Stand in the hallway trying to get everyone's attention at the same time for several minutes so I can make sure they all follow me into the correct room and I don't lose any children. This is hard because I don't know anyone's name so I can't get their attention by calling them. Quick tip: my favorite trick for this exact moment is one I stole from my daughters' preschool teacher: I call out "milkshake" while wiggling my body, then "popsicle" while I stand straight like a pencil. I go back and forth between milkshake and popsicle until they are all doing it with me. 2. Get the whole line to follow me into the room. Make it into a game where they freeze every now and then, really because there are random kids wandering around the room reaching out for instruments every 3 seconds, whose name I don't know, so I need to go physically stand in front of them to get their attention and get them back in line. Quick tip: I tell them to copy me and keep it interesting by switching between marching, tip-toeing, hopping, etc with freezing in between to keep their attention. The goal is to give them a chance to look around the room while also getting them to follow directions. 3. Lead the line over to the side wall, introduce myself, then assign each of them a spot to sit on the floor by asking them their names, showing them their spot, and writing it down on my seating chart. This always takes way longer than I think it should and it makes me want to poke my eyeballs out but I need that individual interaction and I need to assign spots as soon as possible. 4. Field requests to play the purple guitar and redirect students who have started a tickling game on one side of the room and another student who is pulling their spot off the floor on the other side. Tell students who ask when lunch is, when it's time to go home, and when we will play instruments: "later". 5. Introduce the name game I planned. Get through 3 students and realize I'm out of time. Tell students they will all get a turn on another game another day. I've got to make sure everyone does something active together before we leave! 6. Have everyone stand on their spots and tell them to dance when the music plays. Play 2 rounds of freeze dance, each round lasting about 10 seconds. Done. 6. Get all the students to stand still and tell them to listen carefully for how to line up. Slowly and clearly show the first row of students where to go. Stop them after they take 2 steps because they are all confused. Have students line up one student at a time while constantly stopping to redirect the rest. Do more milkshakes and popsicles. 7. On the way to PE class, show them the bathroom to use during music. Quick tip: I always do this at the end of the first class and tell them this is "not for today, but in case there is an emergency sometime on another day". That avoids the immediate need for every student to try going to the bathroom right after I show them. Does this sound anything like your first day? I have each class for 30 minutes, including the time it takes to get them to (or from) PE class, so it goes by quickly! I always feel like I've failed after the first couple of lessons but then the effort of reinforcing procedures starts to pay off and I start to see the light at the end of the tunnel. I'd love to hear your craziest first day of Kindergarten stories in the comments, I'm sure we've all got some good ones!

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This article was written by guest contributor, Bobby Stern, a long time professional saxophonist, jazz player, educator, Bari Woodwinds endorser and author of “The Melodic Minor Handbook: A Jazz Player’s Perspective” as well as a new self published eBook “Slick Licks That Stick!” This is a very useful series of exercises for building your chops and acclimating your ear to different tonal [read more...]

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Here are some of my favorite Dollar Tree finds for the music classroom! I've created free dice labels for 4+ voices that you can download as well!

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"Vivid Practice" is like no other music practice app. These 4 different evidence-based practice “modes” help students level-up their results.