Zoltan Kodaly said that children can best learn to sing in tune through two-part unaccompanied singing, and this should start at a very early age - possibly even first grade. This set has been developed in
A fun way to expand on a Carnival of the Animals unit while letting your kids be creative! This awesome composing pack allows kids of all ages to create their own compositions using Carnival of
This guided listening presentation has all you need for teaching about The Carnival of the Animals. This resource presentation includes a short composer biography, description of the piece, and
This listening journal is a fun half-page booklet that introduces your students to the music of Carnival of the Animals. It includes a brief description of the piece, a composer bio, 16 fact sheets
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
These exciting and energetic games are perfect for getting those wiggles out! Each game includes over 30 ideas for creative movement and is perfect for a classroom brain break or small group centers. A
Letting your students be creative is one of the best parts of being a music educator. This is a great way to get them started with melodic composing! When students begin to compose, starting out can be a
This is a great print and go plan for K-2. Students will read a book about a little boy who performs on instruments and then destroys them till he realizes he wants be a conductor. Students will listen to a
This is an interactive PowerPoint game that's great for reinforcing listening skills - especially for younger students. There are many slides, so the game can be played for five minutes or 20. Instead of
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
This game is easy to run with as little or as much technology as you need. It can be played by individuals or in teams. Educational and fun, this activity will help keep all of your students engaged and
This guided listening presentation has all you need for teaching about The Planets by Gustav Holst. This resource gives a historical overview of the piece and time period, scientific information
A great way for your youngest students to practice composition! Using specific instruments, students use simple shapes to compose their own musical compositions. Compose to the beat or Ta/TiTi rhythm. Great
This guided listening presentation has all you need to teach about the national anthem of the United States. It gives a historical overview of the anthem, complete with several video examples through the
A fun, engaging way for your kids to get excited about summer and to let them create at the same time! When students begin to compose, starting out can be a little difficult. Giving students parameters, as
Summer Mystery Grids are coloring activities that reinforce students' knowledge and recognition of musical marks, symbols, icons, and notation. Perfect for short assessments, early finishers, centers, and
Summer Mystery Grids are coloring activities that reinforce students' knowledge and recognition of musical marks, symbols, icons, and notation. Perfect for short assessments, early finishers, centers,
Vocal explorations are perfect for those who need a great warm-up or high and low pitch practice! Use your voice to help the monkeys collect the bananas for their big party! This set includes ten predrawn