Today I’m sharing some ideas on how to get started with your elementary music curriculum planning. Today’s children need activities that keep them focused and engaged. That’s why teachers need INTERACTIVE resources. This means that the materials include more than one way to help the children learn a concept
Dinosaur Songs, Poems, and Movement Activities . I'm sharing a ton of ideas and activity using dinosaur songs, poems, and movement activities to help your younger students learn to read, write, sing and move!
Wiggly, distracted, hyper students got you down? Try one of these 10 easy brain breaks that will help energize your students and get them refocused and ready to learn again.
These are some of my favorite brain break activities for the entire school year. Looking for some fun ways to connect movement with learning? Need a brain break that also helps your children learn their ABCs? To Count? To get out the wiggles? I think that my favorite brain breaks are perfect for your children. They’ll have them moving and learning at the same time.
The school year is just about over so here are eight end of year music class activities for the elementary music classroom.
Here are some fun elementary music class STEADY BEAT and RHYTHM activities. Fun means that they are interactive, engaging, challenging in visual, aural, and kinesthetic ways. That also means that most of your students will enjoy and have fun doing them.
I love using body percussion activities, so I am sharing some teacher tips and ways to use them in your classes.
10 Kindergarten Brain Breaks Looking for some fun ways to break up learning routines? Need an indoor recess activity? Brain breaks are a great way to keep kids focused and have fun. I’ve got 10 kindergarten brain breaks you can use in your classroom any time.
Free Spring music and movement activities for teachers in music, preschool, home, and kindergarten classes.
Elementary music activities for spring in the music room. I’ll be sharing some of my favorite spring games and lessons that you can incorporate into your music lessons.