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A hands-on, active-learning approach to rhythm! Eighteen familiar songs for holidays throughout the year are presented with notated rhythm patterns and kinesthetic stick routines: tap them on your knees,

With twenty lessons for K-6 from Artie Almeida, Donna Dirksing and more, this repository of creative ideas provides ready-to-teach lessons for the whole school year. Tied to seasons, holidays, and other

OK, teachers, admit it... it's not just the students who are hoping for a snow day at your school, right? Well, the students and the faculty in this fun-filled mini-musical are pleasantly surprised

A bright and colorful way to introduce composing to students! Use color-coded pitch instruments and classroom instruments alone or in combination to help students create their first musical works. Use

Take a giant leap toward independent part singing with this incredible collection of 52 rounds, canons, partner songs, and short songs for use throughout the school year. Elizabeth Gilpatrick's clever texts

With exclusive, carefully curated resources for the K-5 general music classroom, this curriculum offers 180 fully developed sequential lessons that seamlessly integrate social-emotional learning

Bring singable songs and practical pedagogy together with 18 more children's songs, rhymes and games from around the world! Songbook Three also features extension activities for the classroom, historical

Introduce young singers to beginning part singing and experience a variety of world cultures with these flexible folk songs! The reproducible singer songsheets feature each folk song and its partner on

Collected from music teachers from around the world, these hand-clapping games are filled with energy! Each song and clapping game is engraved with unique body percussion notation making it easy to learn.

This outstanding collection includes 14 lessons using Orff and other classroom instruments that vary from simple songs for PreK-1 accompanied with a storybook, to interesting instrumental arrangements for

This reproducible collection promotes unity through ensemble playing and teaches beginning music literacy with lively instrumental play-along activities. A wide variety of instrumentation is suggested,

These multicultural Curwen/Kodaly hand signs will make a great addition to your music class! With signs in various skin tones, this inclusive set features one page for each hand sign, with two pages for

Engage children with folk dances from around the world and bring along your parachute, bean bags, and rhythm sticks while you dance, move, and play to multicultural music and guided action songs. Using the

This collection of reproducible worksheets includes note spellers, matching activities, word searches, and more, all incorporating music concepts and skills such as pitch and rhythm recognition, music

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This resource magazine for elementary and middle school music educators is published bimonthly, five times during the school year

This resource magazine for elementary and middle school music educators is published bimonthly: five times during the school year, beginning with the September/October issue and ending with the May/June

Everyday items such as balloons, pinwheels, and plastic eggs are transformed into tactile learning tools in this highly creative, hands-on general music resource. Following an informative opening about the

Break out the parachutes, ribbons, and scarves, and discover the magic that happens when you bring movement to your listening lessons. These 16 lessons range from Kindergarten to Grade 6 with a variety of

This online subscription is a versatile teaching tool that encourages active music making in and out of the classroom - and now includes JJ & Me along with the Musicplay resources!

A fun, engaging way to review musical instruments and create at the same time! When students begin to compose, starting out can be a little difficult. Giving students parameters, as this resource does,

These listening lessons are a creative and engaging way to get your students thinking about classic pieces of music. The presentation easily guides you through each lesson. First, students read a brief