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Earn yourself a bonus by referring a friend!

At the Fun Music Company we've been noticing a bit of a trend. Many of our new members and friends come along because they have heard about the resources we provide through a friend or colleague. We know this because when someone orders a product from us there is a question on the order form

2009-05-15T04:08:39+00:00By |0 Comments

Rich Instruments

A New Music Game For Special Needs Classes Over these past few months, some teachers have asked me how to adapt printable music games to help suit the needs of visually and hearing impaired people. I know that every teacher out there has different needs in their classes so please feel free to use, change

2009-04-22T06:20:34+00:00By |4 Comments

20 Online Resources for Music Teachers

The web can be an excellent resource for music teachers who need free lesson plans, sheet music, teaching ideas, classroom materials, and continuing education. The following 20 sites offer all of these resources and more: General Resources Fun Music Company Music Teaching Resources - One of  the original and best archives of music teaching resources

2023-09-21T00:41:12+00:00By |7 Comments

A St Patricks Day Activity For Music Classes

With St Patricks Day coming up this year... why not celebrate it with your music classes by showing them a video clip of the musical "Riverdance" featuring loads of Irish Dancing and music? This will be sure to start a great discussion, and you could even adapt it for additional homework exercises or projects. Here

2009-03-01T19:30:15+00:00By |0 Comments

Adapting Music Games to suit Special Needs Classes

Teaching people with disabilities is such a rewarding experience that is enjoyed by everyone! I know this because I had the pleasure of teaching disabled children in the past. One of the schools I taught at described the job as "teaching children with delicate health" and the conditions ranged from autism, cerebral palsy to TB.

2009-02-02T08:17:15+00:00By |6 Comments
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