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Melissa Bayliss

Beth's Music Notes - 0 views

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    The purpose of this blog is to provide examples of teaching ideas and lesson plans for k-5 general music classes with worksheets and/or sheet music. The content focuses on rhythmic and melodic structure as well as accompanying lyrics. Historical content associated with the music is included as well as some video and audio recordings.
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Chasity Smith

Lessons/Games - 0 views

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    a) The purpose of the resource is to have provide a database of teacher materials including lesson plans and materials inside of the music classroom.(b) This resource covers most national music standards including note reading, pitch identification, and music vocabulary. (c) I would use this site for instructional use in the classroom and outside of the classroom.
Juanita Knight

orff4all | A collection of convenient resources for music educators - 0 views

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    Here is a great website for teachers wanting to know about Orff. It includes lesson plans, NAFME standards, a link to the Orff website, and ORFF WITH TECHNOLOGY!
Ben Lineman

Tech Tempo | by Brenda D. Muench - 0 views

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    This blog is by music educator Brenda Muench who shares many of her success and failures at implementing technology in the elementary music classroom. She has several great lesson plan ideas and shares her experience with her own students.
Sara Bibee

Dolmetsch Online - Home Page - 0 views

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    This is a reference-type resource which I have found great use for while planning lessons. Although it can be hard to navigate, there is a mound of great information available for history, theory, and overall musical information.
Rachel Renick

Hillary's Highlights: Confessions of a Music Teacher - 0 views

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    Great blog with a lot of lesson plans and resources for elementary general music classrooms. It also has links to the blogger's pinterest account with more resources.
Jessica Simonetti

21 Century Elementary Music Classroom - LiveBinder - 0 views

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    Great website that offers lesson plans, software and resources as well as a blog on music education.  
lafergusonmusic

DSO Kids - 0 views

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    Dallas Symphony Orchestra site offering teacher, student and classroom resources. Play games, learn while playing, discover composers and their famous compositions, take a virtual tour of the Meyerson, get practice tips and more! Lesson plan datapase, educational programs for an integrated and meaningful classroom.
cedenoa23

Smithsonian Folkways - Tools for Teaching - 0 views

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    Smithsonian Folkways provides free lesson plans, activities and classroom resources on world music. The lessons can be downloaded in PDF format. The web page offers interactive features for students to learn about other music cultures and heritage.
hero1338

moving forward with music. - 0 views

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    This is an excellent resource for music educators interested in learning new ways to teach general music classes, specifically music appreciation at the high school or college level. The site contains several blog entries as well as a few interesting lesson plans that provide examples of innovative teaching.
hero1338

PBS - JAZZ A Film By Ken Burns: Classroom - 0 views

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    This website offers resources for teaching about jazz music in the general music classroom. The lesson plans and activities are based on the PBS documentary "Jazz: A Film By Ken Burns" and specifically designed for grades K-5 or 6-12.
sbrowne32

Music Hall: Music Education Resources for Teachers and Students - 1 views

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    Good resource for anything in music education. Marching band, general music, guitar, music theory, and composition links can be found on this website. Students can interact with games, videos, worksheets, and lessons. Teachers are able to get ideas, lesson plans, and units.
lafergusonmusic

Notebook: Song Resource - 0 views

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    Digital notebook loaded into Evernote. Shareable and reproducible song resource containing 282 selections of various genres. All with manuscript and lyrics. Great for inserting into lesson plans, sharing with students and uploading into presentations for instruction. Songs are listed in alphabetical order for quick reference and this notebook can be shared.
kellieanne729

Arts in Motion - 0 views

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    I attended an Arts Integration Workshop this past summer (2015), which is designed to train general education teachers how to incorporate the arts into their lessons. This wiki has many, many examples and lesson plans for arts or non-art teachers to use!
gatorgirl1027

Audacity download | SourceForge.net - 0 views

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    Audacity is a great program for recording and editing music. I have personally used the site to record my All-State auditions, as well as plan to use it to record my ensemble rehearsals. The program is easy to use, and a wonderful tool for any music educator.
Stephanie Gonzalez

Lessons Worth Sharing | TED-Ed - 0 views

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    TED-Ed is a resource for videos and lesson plans. Videos on TED-Ed cover a variety of topics, including music education.
Alex Luke

Midnight Music | Simplifying technology for music teachers - 0 views

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    This is a website that gathers resources of free music technology for teachers. It's easy to use and inludes workshops, online courses, lesson plans, and websites. Happy hunting!
mthomas8288

Susan Paradis Piano Teaching Resources | Music, games, teaching material, and iPad idea... - 0 views

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    This is a blog full of resources for piano teachers. Susan Paradis blogs about everything from games and worksheets for students to teaching techniques. She offers free resources and has a store. This can be used by piano teachers to enhance their creativity in lesson planning.
cashcraft87

DSO Kids - 0 views

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    This is another Orchestra-sponsored website with fun activities for kids. It can be used during spare time, or units could be developed around it. The game I found which I liked in particular is called "Beethoven's Baseball". You get to pick your composer team, and then click on Beethoven to throw the "pitches", which are questions. The game keeps your score and is interactive. The website also has a "listen by composer" section, as well as other instructions for activities including making your own instrument.
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    This website features composers, listening to music by various composers, recognizing instruments by sight and sound, games and instructions to make instruments.
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    This is a general classroom music site developed by the Dallas Symphony Orchestra that introduces music theory to students. It also gives them opportunity to learn about the instruments of the orchestra and tips on how to practice.
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    This is another great resource with games for children, information about composers, the orchestra, and other aspects of music. It features information and activities for kids and their families. Like many of the other major city orchestra websites, it includes lesson plans.
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    This is another great resource with games for children, information about composers, the orchestra, and other aspects of music. It features information and activities for kids and their families. Like many of the other major city orchestra websites, it includes lesson plans.
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    This site provides insight on instrument timbres, symbol and note recognition, reinforce knowledge on composers, and more!
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    This site provides insight on instrument timbres, symbol and note recognition, reinforce knowledge on composers, and more! In terms of composers, this site covers composers from as early as the Renaissance era to present.
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    Dallas Symphony Orchestra's website specifically for kids. Provides games, activities, and several listening examples. Can be used at home or in the classroom.
Ilona Halkides

Mozart's Music - 0 views

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      Use "Lesson plan" PDF to access.
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    With minor adjustments this can be a great resource to use for the "Composer of the Month." Mozart is not the composer of the month until January, but using this format can be helpful for use when presenting on other composers. 
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