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| by John Price Bennett and Pamela Coughenour Riemer. Makes it easy to select and teach developmentally appropriate dance and rhythmic activities. With more than 192 activities; nearly 100 illustrations to aid in teaching basic steps; and a user-friendly format; this book gives teachers the flexibility to introduce dance at a level appropriate to their students' individual skill levels. Paper; 184 pp; 8.5" x 11". |
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| by June Montgomery and Maurice Hinson. This top-selling favorite is an excellent resource for all types of instructors; both group and private. Each of the 17 units includes a picture of the composer; a fact box and suggested listening; the story of the composer's life; a study of the composer's music or time in which he lived; a puzzle or matching game for review and includes a CD that presents a sample of the Composer's work. |
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| By Katie ElliottTheory Fun Factory is designed to present basics of music theory in a fun and accessible way by combining teaching material with puzzles; games and traditional exam-style exercises. Suitable for classroom or self-study; these theory workbooks come complete with concise answers section at the back of each book.The Complete Edition is presented in three Levels.Level 1Suitable for Pre-Grade 1 Level Theory. Contents: Note Values • Bars and Time Signatures • The Stave and the Musical Alphabet • The Treble Clef • The Bass Clef • Rests • Dynamics • Ties • Dots • Re... See website for full description. |
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| by Mark Ammons D.M.A. Grades 5-8+; Interdisciplinary Units; Time Lines; Historical Over-views; Biographical Sketches; Develops Higher-level Thinking and Research Skills; Multi-cultural; 80 pages. All Units Reproducible. |
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| By Michiko Yurko Your students will learn notes; treble and bass clefs; and how to take music dictation. The pack includes five double-sided wipe-off slates with a grand staff and single staff; one dry erase marker; fifty colorful magic notes; game ideas and directions in a handy carrying case. |
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| by Nancy J. Groce The authoritative collection of music jokes; covering classical; pop; jazz and folk; including everything from the truly stupid to the musically complex joke. Illustrated; 8.25” X 5’; 121 PP. |
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| by Paulette Jellinek Over 400 women composers listed from the ninth through twentieth centuries set on an abstract watercolor background. 23.5 W x 36 L |
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| by Rober M. AbramsonOffers parents; teachers and other caregivers a wide selection for developing behaviors that lead to co operation; character; good listening; and body skills. Mr Abramson is a leading authority on the use of the Dalcroze method.Book & 2 CD's |
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| by Robert Rawlins Helps musicians know what to do with specific chords in specific contexts. Lays out clear and objective guidelines on how to turn scales and chords into real music. Perfect for college or high school improvisation class! Paperback; 60 pp. |
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| by Sharon Kaplan Book 2 contains a reading range from Low C to High C. Notes are often grouped by seconds or thirds to aid in teaching intervals. 36 pages |
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| by Sharon Kaplan Students identify the notes; each with a specified color; and then color in the designated area; creating a pretty picture. 39 pages |
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| by Sylvia Walker Sticker Paper Doll with 4 costume changes. |
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| By Will Schmid This step-by-step approach to learning percussion technique and rhythmic patterns in the elementary and middle school general music class is practical; easy-to-teach and incredibly motivational! This teachers edition provides complete lesson plans; including goals and objectives; step-by-step teaching process of new techniques and songs; review material; sharing activities; cultural connections; ensemble work; Q & A section; assessment; and supplemental ideas. An optional classroom kit; videos and student editions are available on a special order basis. |
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