Copyright is an important issue, and one that ALL teachers must know about. You have to know the restrictions in your local area, as well as the restrictions that are placed on particular items. Do NOT ignore this issue, as you could wind yourself in a lot of hot water for copying the wrong things!
“Learn as much as you can while you are young, since life becomes too busy later.” ~Dana Stewart Scott It’s well known that Exposure to all sorts of experiences for children at young ages is very critical in their early development. Learning languages are a great example of this: the art of learning a whole
Teaching pre-school music can be either an ultimate teaching experience or it can be a worst nightmare! Is it possible that it all comes down to mindset? There are those teachers that seem to have it all under control with young children, the kids seem balanced and happy and excited, yet attentive and inspired and
Have you ever needed a five minute filler for a music class? You probably know the type of situation I mean. It’s when you’ve got quite a large group of kids together for choir or band music class or even for a group of fidgety young children .....and you need to get them either fired
Here are the You Tube Videos links you could use to compliment the second lesson called “The King Of Rock and Roll” which is lesson two of the Fun Music Company History Of Rock and Roll Printable Music Lesson Plans Series. Feel free to use as you need and add other ideas to the comment
We were recently asked to help out with some materials for a US conference, which got us thinking about a special offer specifically for piano studio teachers. We've bunched up a few "must have" items for piano teachers and have given a substantial saving when they are purchased together. Here's what you'll get in the
This month, ever since our latest launch, we’ve been in “update mode” to include new features and benefits in some of our other resources here at the Fun Music Company. The Junior Musicianship System, which is a theory system designed for younger students aged 4-7 has just had 30 new worksheets added to it’s library.
Have you ever been asked questions such as "When are you going to get a real job?", "What do Teachers Make?"or perhaps you've even heard the phrase "Those who can't, Teach". This is a very appropriate motivational piece because I'm sure you'll agree that music teachers get asked these questions all the time! This slam
With thanks to Edutopia, here are some classroom management tips and tricks in an easy watch format. What's your favourite to use in the music classroom?
Here are some You Tube Videos links you could use to teach your students about to compliment the first lesson of the Fun Music Company History Of Rock and Roll Printable Music Lesson Plans Series. How Did Rock Begin- Video Resources "Rock Around the Clock"by Bill Haley and The Comets Debuting in 1954 and marking