Use jazz to develop children's creativity! This collection of 60 jazz-based teaching strategies is designed to foster music making, creative movement, and improvisation in the K-5 music classroom. The

This game and activity pack will provide the necessary materials to teach your students about jazz in an enjoyable and effective manner. Introduce jazz terms with flashcards and the game of Jazz

Jazz is the music of America! From New Orleans to Chicago, from the cotton fields to the Cotton Club, you will learn about such jazz greats as Fats Waller, Cab Calloway, Benny Goodman, Billie Holiday, and

This vibrant set of 48 posters covers 24 of our most well-known male and female jazz musicians. Perfect for use during Jazz Appreciation Month, or for teaching about black history and female representation

Experience jazz in the music classroom with this swingin' collection designed for kids! Each song is written and arranged in a distinctive jazz style, or groove, along with ideas and suggestions to keep it

Experience the history and development of America's music from New Orleans up the Mississippi to Saint Louis, to Chicago and around the world. Find out why original jazzers had interesting names like

Introduce students to jazz through great literature combined with learn by doing. Step-by-step projectable lessons combine content and audio/video recordings of Wynton Marsalis and Jazz at Lincoln Center

Scat singing is the easiest way for kids to get started developing their jazz chops. The Freddie the Frog and the Flying Jazz Kitten storybook introduces kids to scat singing. This teacher's guide

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