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Something I saw a while back. Enjoy.- Nov 18, 2013
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Kodaly Music Educators - Check out my blog and Facebook page (Kentucky Kodaly Classroom) about Kodaly Music Education:
- Nov 15, 2013
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My new favorite tool... FREE Assessment Data Collection and Analysis made simple for ANY content area.
http://www.littlebullmusicblog.com/2013/11/gr...- Nov 12, 2013
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A short on how to read music. I thought it was fun.
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Mrs. Elbing - sweet!
- Oct 12, 2013
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Opus Music Worksheets is a database resource of free printable music education resources for
music teachers and music students to use in private music lessons, classrooms, or self study.
Enjoy!
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Ms. Davidson - LOVE it! Thank you!!!
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Ms. Riggins - You're welcome! Glad you like it!
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Savina Saiman - Thank you
- Sep 22, 2013
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LIP DUB « Mille cœurs debout » (Thousand hearts stood up) by french students in SPAIN.- Jul 1, 2013
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Recorder Master is such a hit in my 3rd/4th grade classes! They LOVE it!! Thank you!- Jun 3, 2013
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Hello everyone! Can anyone recommend some good websites/resources for sightsinging - 6th - 8th grade
grades 6-8?- May 31, 2013
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Ms. Riggins - Hi, I like this resource website.
http://fva.net/for-directors/ctr/- Jul 11, 2013
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Hello again. One more question for everyone. Any thoughts on how to get more students to practice at home?- May 30, 2013
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JoyTunes - Hi Mr. Brock! I have a great tool for you I recently discovered. They are iPad apps that work directly with you acoustic piano, no need for wires. The apps are to help encourage students to practice their piano. The first is called Piano Dust Buster and its a simple introduction to piano, choose your favorite song and play sort of deal. There is also Piano Mania which is more educational teaching students sight reading and how to play with 2 hands. You can find the apps in the app store and they are both free to download. I believe these are wonderful tools to motivate kids to practice their piano at home!
JoyTunes - Hi Mr. Brock! I have a great tool for you I recently discovered. They are iPad apps that work directly with you acoustic piano, no need for wires. The apps are to help encourage students to practice their piano. The first is called Piano Dust Buster and its a simple introduction to piano, choose your favorite song and play sort of deal. There is also Piano Mania which is more educational teaching students sight reading and how to play with 2 hands. You can find the apps in the app store and they are both free to download. I believe these are wonderful tools to motivate kids more... less...
Piano Dust Buster: http://bit.ly/140IRsc
Piano Mania: http://bit.ly/14arCkU- May 30, 2013
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Mrs. Burgess - …and Piano Mania has a way you can set it up so that every time they practise you get to hear about it by e-mail (according to my daughter who is using it).
- Feb 3, 2014
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Hello everyone. I found this video for recruiting kids into Beginning Band. I wanted to gather input before I make my own. Please reply with what you think.
- May 29, 2013
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Mr. Lovelock - I already use the video sequence starting from the news announcers up to the end of the list of celebrities (different people shown here, but sounding the same in a large part).
- Jun 11, 2013
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I am teaching Ukulele for the first time and would love some resources. (5th grade)
- May 28, 2013
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Mr. Mitchell - baritone or soprano uke?
- Jun 13, 2013
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I have also just found joy tunes. Looks like a great community. Someone asked about upclose videos of people playing instruments. This is a link to one I like to use. There are similar videos for each instrument family.
- May 28, 2013
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Could you recommend short, upclose, video clips of people playing instruments for younger children?
- May 23, 2013
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Mrs. Trasciatti-Holmberg - check out the melbourne symphony orchestra and the dallas symphony orchestra. the MSO has a nice iPad app.
- Jun 3, 2013
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I've just found JoyTunes! Here is a site that I use to introduced students to the instruments
- May 23, 2013
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We have studied listening guides. This video is great for high, low, rests, tempo, and shape of melodies.- May 16, 2013
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Ms. Woodruff - Thanks for sharing this great link!
- May 23, 2013
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Is anyone out there using STEM at their school to accompany Race to the Top? Boringgggg...have you heard of STEAM? It's the same thing...but when you boil up some STEM and the Arts...you get STEAM! STEAM it up ma' fellow musicians :-)- May 15, 2013
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Mrs. Evans - What a FABULOUS IDEA!!!
- Jun 1, 2013
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Check out the "Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra" game on the Carnegie Hall website. My elementary kids love it!- May 8, 2013
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Edmodo Community! Please help my guitar students by watching their original composition/music video that we have put on youtube. We're trying to get 1,000 views! Every year we write a song as a class as a part of our theory and composition unit. This year they wrote, "The Ballad of Si Robertson".... Thanks for your help!- May 8, 2013
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JoyTunes motivate young students to learn musical instruments by creating fun, interactive computer games controlled by LIVE playing and REAL instruments. JoyTunes is an assisting tools for teachers - to encourage their students to practice at home.
Prekindergarten - 7th
Savina Saiman - Tq Mr.Wilmore. Is there any other materials that i can use for speaking?