Sharings for June 15, 2006

 

http://www.theeducationcenter.com/cgi-bin/tec/guest.jsp

Deena 

 

Jeannie  June 15, 2006

http://www.boomwhackers.com/

This is a great sight for music teachers.

 

http://www.atozteacherstuff.com Leslie  June 15, 2006

This website offers various lesson plans and techniques for teaching different subjects. This site has a lot of cute songs and rhymes to implement in the classroom.

 

http://www.gardenofpraise.com/spell1.htm Gayla  June 15, 2006

This website teaches kids to learn spelling rules with the songs. Musical spelling rules with the sheet music. It's a great website.

Gayla, this is GREAT!! My teachers at Goreville are going to LOVE this!

 

http://www.actionfactor.com/pages/lesson-plans/lesson-plan-possessives.html Anne June 6, 2006

Teaches children where to put the apostrophe in singular and plural possessive words using songs. If you don't want to order their CD, they've put the song lyrics on the page and told you which folk song to sing to.

 

http://www.apple.com/education/garageband/lesson_plans/ Kayla June 15, 2006

this ones really good has songs to go along with lesson plans. The songs are upbeat great to keep kids attention

 

http://www.childrensmusic.org/teachers.html

Tommy  June 15, 2006

Gives teachers ideas on how to introduce music into their classroom.

 

http://www.teachopera.net/LessonPlans.php?ID=1073538060&CurriculumID=10

Jennifer  Sharing for June 15, 2006

I got this description off the website. This is a lesson plan for the political aspects of Anna Bolena. Students will discuss the government systems of 16th century England and the United States today. Students will learn musical elements and terminology that supports the concepts and characters of Anna Bolena. This would be great for older students.

 

http://www.hunktabunkta.com/

Suzanne  June 15, 2006

I went into "Programs" under this website. It listed several categories such as Wacky Words which was an English language adventure through song. Also there was a program for Self-Esteem which is designed to foster self-esteem through music.

 

 

http://www.teachintunes.com

Deana  June 15, 2006

This site contains learning CD's for children. Some topics include science, language arts, math,geography and much more. CD's cost $15 and you can sample some of the music to decide whether you like it or not.

 

Deborah  June 15, 2006

http://www.newhorizons.org/strategies/arts/brewer.htm

This shows support for using music in the classroom and various other thought provoking teaching concepts. It is a good reference for someone writing their theory of music in the classroom and its place.

 

Jennifer  June 15,2006

http://www.gregandsteve.com

These guys have many CD's from holiday tunes to quite time and old favorites to creative movement.

 

http://www.kidsmusicweb.com/

Shannon  June 15, 2006

This has a large list of songs that can be used in the classroom. It can also direct you to other sites that contain even more songs.

 

http://www.rocknlearn.com/

Dallas  June 13, 2006

This is a web site that offers songs to aid in teaching all subjects. This is a "pay to play" site.

 

http://www.gamequarium.com/music.htm

ashley June 13, 2006

This website lets you create and listen to music

 

http://www.educationworld.com/a_special/march.shtml#art

Megan  June 15

This has some ideas and lessons for incorporating music into the classroom for Music in Our Schools Month (March) but they could be used anytime.

 

http://k-6educators.about.com/b/a/025498.htm

Kim  June 15

This was something that I thought was a neat way to incorporate music in the classroom. I like the way this teacher taught her students some of the "oldies".

 

Jared  June 15 2006

http://www.princetonol.com/groups/iad/lessons/middle/comparts.htm

This site has lessons for art,music and dance from many perspectives and locations around the world.

 

http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/musicallyaligned3

Laura  June 15, 2006

This site offers a CD you may purchase that contains songs for several different subjects integrated with music.

 

www.jwpepper.com  Marsha June 15

This site allows you to read about short musicals and other teaching aids. If you have an account with them (check with your music teacher because they probably do) you can order music on approval so you can really see and hear what they have. Unfortunately, they have "improved" their site and it's not very user friendly now. It's much harder to find what I'm looking for in their new format.

 

http://www.musick8.com/store/alphadetail.tpl?cart=11503741711484088&productgroup=340&category=Rap%20Teaching%20Resources

Marsha June 15

The Rap of the States is a song that I know works! It's not "too" much of a rap - there is a melody in there for the chorus or refrain but the states and capitals are "rapped".

 

http://www.soundbeginnings.com/professorparrot.html

Eva  June 15, 2006

This is one of the greatest ways to teach Spanish to anyone. I have the video and audio cassette that I used for my children and the children in my two- and three-year-old preschool classes. They were all singing the Spanish words and knowing what they meant in such a short time. I was amazed. This is now available on DVD and CD. I had a lot of fun using this myself.

 

http://www.craftymusicteachers.com/

Nick  June 15, 2006

This website has instructions for making homemade musical instruments that can be used in your classrooms. Some of the projects can be done by students and some of them are more advanced but they're pretty cool.

 

http://teachers.net/lessons/posts/2539.html

Brittany  June 15, 2006

This is a cute song that is sang along to Yanki Doodle Dandy. It helps students when writing letters.

 

http://incolor.inetnebr.com/juliette/mustheory.htm

David  June 15, 2006

This is a neat website for people teaching English as a second language.

 

http://www.school-house-rock.com/Bill.html

Tom  June 15 right before class

This song helped be remember how a bill is processed, so I had to find it!

 

Malinda 06-15-06

http://www.lessonplanspage.com/MusicK1.htm

This is a great site to use if you need a quick lesson plan or idea. The ideas are categorized into subjects and it's easy to use.

 

 

Amberly 06-15-06

http://www.childrens-music.org/childrens-music/articles/day_adaptive.htm

This website is really neat. The direct page that I linked was great because it has a teacher adapting music for students with disabilities. He does music therapy but there are some good ideas on this site that anyone can adapt and use for different things in their room regardless of if you are a music teacher or not!