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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Kindergarten – Beat and Rhythm Lesson Plan – “Grinding Corn”
This lesson plan (and accompanying PowerPoint) is designed to follow the tempo lesson plan, building upon the previous concepts (beat, tempo) and introduces rhythm. In the previous lesson students learned an slave work song, this lesson introduces a Navajo corn … Continue reading
Posted in Kindergarten Lessons
Tagged beat, corn, grinding corn, kindergarten, lesson, lesson plan, music, native american, navajo, rhythm, song, steady beat, tempo
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Embouchures & Articulation
Here I will attempt to give suggestions to the beginning band director for embouchures and articulation on band instruments. (This page under construction.) Flute – It’s all about the pooh… Place your lips over the tone hole (centered) and then … Continue reading
Posted in Instruments, Uncategorized
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Busy Bee…
Hello again! I am currently nearing the end of my internship, finishing up working in an elementary school (I started with middle school) and have been terribly busy. Between internship, working a part-time job, teaching lessons, and planning my wedding, … Continue reading
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Tagged band, bass, bassoon, cello, chorus, clarinet, elementary school, Florida, flute, french horn, horn, intern, internship, learn, middle school, music, oboe, orchestra, saxophone, students, treble, trombone, trumpet, tuba, viola, violin
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Adventures of a Music Teacher 