Grades Kindergarten/Preschool - The playful music activities in this resource will help your students get to know themselves and their peers, while experiencing music in a meaningful way. Best of all, the enclosed CD includes quality recordings you can use to familiarize yourself with the music or as a teaching tool in your classroom. This handy collection of classroom-tested lessons also references the Common Core, Head Start, and National Core Arts Standards.

The Music in Me and You: A Busy Bodies, Busy Brains Book

Arts & Photography

Schay, Mari

Music

Heritage Music Press

Get your students stuck on music with these engaging play-along arrangements that include warm-ups, traditional, classical, and popular music selections. Artie Almeida provides her tried-and-true teaching suggestions as well as instructions to create the homemade StickStations on which all of these pieces are played. Top-notch audio recordings are also included.

Kidstix: Rockin' Repertoire for Rhythm Readiness

Artie Almeida

Whether you are a new music educator or a seasoned veteran, you will never again have to ask "What to Teach When." Following their elemental approach, this easy-to-adopt curriculum from master teachers Don Dupont and Brian Hiller targets developmentally appropriate skills that every fourth and fifth grade student should master in the areas of melody, rhythm, form, timbre, and texture. All visuals are available on the included CD, prepared for you in full color.

What to Teach When - Grades 4-5: A Thoughtful and Engaging Music Curriculum

Don Dupont

Brian Hiller

Grades 4-8 Use everyday objects in place of traditional instruments, with this collection of original compositions. While each piece includes suggestions for found sounds, Mark Shelton encourages you and your classes to find your own sound sources. Teaching and performance tips, recordings, and reproducible parts round out this convenient, creative outlet.

Found Soundology: Making Music with Random Stuff

Lois Fiftal's sensitive setting of the well-known Scottish folk song is the perfect selection to integrate history into the choral classroom. With logical voice leading and a mix of unison and independent vocal lines, it also serves as a natural introduction to counterpoint. / Two-part, Piano / Optional Performance/Accompaniment CD

Skye Boat Song

Lois Fiftal

Grades K-5 - Instead of telling your students what to do, why not manage your classroom with fun visual cues? Use these movement trigger cards, pose cards (for individual students), and paired and group formation cards as a cue to move students quickly. While specifically designed with music teachers in mind, these durable, coated cards can also work as a creative resource for classroom teachers.

Like This: Formation, Pose, and Movement Cue Cards

Jeanette Morgan

Battle Cry of Freedom

The Choir Invisible

How Doth the Little Crocodile

Grades K-6 These ten expertly crafted lessons provide your students with opportunities to identify and perform harmony in several ways: singing partner songs, playing barred percussion instruments, illustrating harmony with movement, and playing recorder descants, to name a few! The included CD contains audio samples, PowerPoint presentations, reproducible music for students, and various visual aids that you can print or project to suit your needs

Ten to Teach Harmony

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