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Rhythm Boxes – Understanding Rhythm and Counting
A resource that will be great for everyone! You simply print out the pages. Keep the first page as it is and then the next pages you can cut out the notes. They will fit into the boxes. The number … Continue reading
Posted in General Music Methods (K-12) Notes, Lesson Plans & Ideas, Uncategorized
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Self-Esteem Hurting Our Students’ Education?
Studies show that Self-Esteem may not be all it’s cracked up to be! Read THIS ARTICLE by the Competitive Enterprise Institute. Or just do a search for “self-esteem vs achievement”. Americans are great in self-esteem but low in achievement…something is … Continue reading
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Tagged achieve, achievement, control, education, esteem, impact, learn, learning, movement, music, self, Self-esteem
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Elementary Music Classroom – Links
Elementary Music Classroom Resources (Most of these are included elsewhere, but compiled here.) Music in Motion: http://www.musicmotion.com This is where the theory posters with the toucans are found! Enchanted Learning: http://www.enchantedlearning.com/Home.html Resources for general education as well as music. Including … Continue reading
Posted in Elementary Music Classroom
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Adventures of a Music Teacher 