Know Your Note Names
Know Your Note Names
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Know Your Note Names
Whether you have a class set of iPads, just a teacher iPad or your personal iPhone or Android phone, you can make use of many different apps to enhance your PreK – Grade 6 music classes.
Musicplay Holiday Newsletter – Dec. 2003
Why is teaching music so important for the students in our elementary schools? One of the reasons (and there are many!) is that we can help students develop creative thinking in our music classes.
Summer Reading for Music Teachers
Great Games for your final Music Classes
Tennis Ball Fun and Relative Note Values
Create a chart that includes a whole note, two half notes, four quarters and 8 eighth notes. This activity is from the resource, Rhythm Instrument Fun.
This class was taught to 3, 4, and 5 year old students in a Montessori school. This was the second in a series of 5 lessons that I’ll be doing with them.
I realize that I’m a week behind, but I’m going to teach April week 4’s lesson next week, even though I know it’s going to be May. I wanted to teach the entire month’s lessons and it’s going really well.
I’ve been working on a preschool curriculum this year, combining what I think are the strengths of John Feirabend’s First Steps, and the curriculums that use instruments more extensively – Lynn Kleiner, Music Together, Kindermusik. My hope is that Musicplay Preschool will be an easy to follow curriculum that will encourage students to enjoy singing, listening, playing instruments, moving, and creating. I’ve spent the past 2 years with the preschool students in my grandsons preschool. The first time I visited, they introduced me as Hunter’s grandma, and so for two years I’ve been Grandma D to 24 three, four and five year olds in the preschool.