EVERY.SINGLE.ONE of your students is waiting to be inspired. They just don’t know it. They are waiting for you to do something or say something that will excited them, motivate them, or affect positive change in their lives. Music is one of the most powerful motivators for change.
Kateri Swavely joins us on the blog this week to talk about how storybooks saved her music teacher life!
Today you’re going to learn about 5 of my favorite storybooks and what music concepts you can teach when I read them to your students.
I’m here to tell you that storybook lessons can keep your students more focused than you ever thought possible and save you hours of time planning, once you learn my simple framework for planning storybook lessons.
What if you don’t like the planning part? What if instead you just want to by some ready-made lesson plans and have someone else do it for you? I can help with that.
I mean, let’s be real. The kids are done, you’re done, classroom teachers are done… everything is tiring, and you can’t wait until the school year is D.O.N.E done!
It’s time to talk about the elephant in the music classroom… CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT. Today, I’m going to share with you my tried and true behavior management system…
Today I’m going to share with you 3 tried and true ways to help your young singers, and those who are a little bit older sound musical instead of shouty or robotic.
Today I’m going to show you 4 ways to make it until the end of the year when you’ve run out of gas. We still have some time left, and even though you’re tired, stuff still needs to happen in your classroom.
It’s on! The end-of-the-year crazy has begun. I have an idea for you today that you might not agree with. Go with me here for a second. Are you ready??