A TpT Site-Wide Sale is a rare event and funding is always short in elementary music classrooms. These tips will help get the most bang for your buck.
Category: Music Teacher Tips
Teaching music is a demanding and sometime isolating job. These posts are meant to be a source of networking music teacher to music teacher.
TpT Site-Wide Sales | How to Get the Most Value
TpT site-wide sales only occur a few times a year. Check out these tips to help you get the most value for your students in your classroom.
Teaching Treble Clef Note Names | Elementary Music
Teaching treble clef note names can be among the favorite lessons for teachers and students. Check out the FREE lessons, tips, and ideas in this post.
Tips to Involve ALL Students ALL the Time
There are always going to be some students that, for whatever reason, are reluctant to engage in music class activities. These tips to involve all students will increase participation and engagement in your elementary music classes. Tips to Involve All Students | Discussion Ditch the old question/answer format where only one student responds to the … Continue reading Tips to Involve ALL Students ALL the Time
Talk Less and Teach More Music | Tips for K-5 Music Teachers
You can talk less & teach more music.With these tips, you can be a more effective teacher, enjoy teaching more & your students will learn more too.
Integrate Music Reading into Every Lesson
Time is precious in elementary music classes. It is important to integrate music reading into every lesson using an efficient, systematic strategy.
Stay Buckled In | Education is a Wild Ride
At the end of July, I found myself driving across New Mexico, following a U-Haul which my husband was driving . When driving or riding in a vehicle, we always stay buckled in. It is second nature to us. We were moving our daughter from Phoenix to Laredo, Texas for her first REAL job as a … Continue reading Stay Buckled In | Education is a Wild Ride