Music Teachers have a very busy schedule. Possibly music teachers have the busiest life of all teachers, and they don't have time to create the amazing music lesson plans that they should. Of course, many would argue with that statement. Maths, Science and History teachers of course work very hard and no-one would say they
Its here! Last year we ran a competition, where we asked members on our mailing list to submit ideas for our ebook competition. In this competition we asked the question: "What is the single best idea you can give a substitute music teacher, or that you can use yourself when substituting for someone else" The
This video is a Suzuki teacher using flashcards to actively involve her students in remembering musical terms they have played in their pieces. I was just looking through youtube for music theory videos and I stumbled across this teacher who was actively involving her students in remembering musical terms they have played in their pieces.
15+ fun classroom music teaching resources These are 15 amazing resources for teaching classroom music, suitable for use by specialist and non-specialist teachers. Classroom music teaching resources using little or no instruments Poison Rhythm Game This is a fun aural clapping game for just about
I have just found a free online teaching resource exploring Baroque Music. I've just found some quizzes and listening exercises based on Two movements of Handels concerto Grosso Opus 6 No 5 in D major that you could use with your classes as a bit of fun learning The resource is called Baroque On and
Here are 3 tips for teaching some Basic Music Symbols that you could use in an Elementary Music Lesson Plan. Feel free to use as many or as little as you like and if you would like to add some feedback or extra ideas please feel free to leave a comment. Hope you find them
At the Fun Music Company, we have many free offers and articles for you to tap into ....I wasn't sure if you were aware that we have a free five part email course that you can gain instant access to entittled "Five Ways To Cut Down On Your Music Lesson Preparation Time". It's easy to read and comes