Positive Mindset in the Music Classroom: Why and How
Our students are dealing with so much in their lives. The Annie Casey Foundation website states that more than one in five children experience multiple adverse
Our students are dealing with so much in their lives. The Annie Casey Foundation website states that more than one in five children experience multiple adverse
I’m bringing this back , because I feel music teachers, actually all teachers, need extra emotional support as the COVID battle continues. Even though I’m
First posted on August 10, recopied with a few updates: In Missouri, one of our music objectives is teaching first graders about singing in head
One of the trickiest things to get kids to sing in the primary years is getting some of them in that head voice. Whether it’s
True confession time: as a former band director and one who really only sang in church choir and the bare minimum to get vocal certification,
True confession time: I used to be an independent when it came to setting up my room. The one time I had to let
I recently blogged about Mozart the Marvelous Mouth Magician and his wonderful hat, the hat that helped him get into his head voice. The first
In Missouri, one of our music objectives is teaching first graders about singing in head voice. As we know, this is important for vocal health,
For first grade, one of the most common concepts to master is beat competency. Not only, of course, is it the crux for understanding rhythm,
Tonight was Open House. In preparations, the teacher candidate who is working with me decided we needed Starbucks, so while she was out getting our
As we look forward to a new school year, there have been some hopefully exciting changes coming from the Federal level that can be good
It’s been a LONG time since I’ve posted. But I wanted to share one class of my first graders and their Perfect Penguin Project (which