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Working in the room this week!
Room completion: 25%
Goal: 150% by Friday
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Posted on August 13, 2012 via World-Shaker with 178 notes
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Strings. Woodwinds. Brass. Percussion. Long ago the four families lived together in harmony. Then everything changed when the percussion attacked. Only the conductor, master of all four families, could stop them. But when the orchestra needed him most, he vanished.
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Posted on August 13, 2012 via Monochrome Disagreement with 231 notes
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An activity I enjoy is called Milling to Music. It gets the students up and moving, reviewing information, or just getting to know each other better. I put on a CD (slow paced music) and I ask my students to pretend that they are slowly ice skating around in the room. When the music stops, they face the closest person (allow some time for this), and tell that person a piece of information, such as their favorite food. As soon as each of the children has had a chance to share, they stand back to back. The music goes on again, and the activity is repeated. You can ask that the class give each other an addition fact, name the main characters of a story you have just read, or tell the ways to make nouns plural that end in the consonant Y. The ideas are limitless.
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One of my compositions found on google…
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ughh so amazing!
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Posted on August 8, 2012 via F**K YEAH, CHOIR! with 1,121 notes
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The more difficult levels feature multiple octaves and enharmonic equivalents.
I might get this printed out and finish it.
This is beast!!
Posted on August 8, 2012 via the quiet place with 1,143 notes
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You know when you see the school supplies commercials, it’s like the first sign that summer is over? This is something like that, haha. I’m going to be gone for 2 weeks to surf camp, I’ll be on to answer questions but I won’t be able to make content. (Sorry I’ve been slacking!)
Things to remember.
Posted on August 6, 2012 via with 9,507 notes
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Music Icebreaker Activities
As back to school approaches, here is a cool music icebreaker for your classroom:Name of activity:What's your nameProcedure:Sing what's your name on a quarter note rhythm on the solfedgeSo and Mi.Example:Whats your name? Mr. Perkins. Ask me again and I'll tell you the same.Proceed to the next student.
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