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2020-21 Midyear Choral Catalog

J.W. Pepper Music Catalog

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42020 Editors' Choice lNew HBasic Library tA Cappella LLarge Print Edition ePrint DDownload (MP3s, PDFs & more) All Prices in U.S. Dollars & Subject To Publisher Revision 36 36 Go to cart Elementary Classroom Resources C CLASSROOM RESOURCES 4 Music Mosaic (Exploring the Music of America Through Project-Based Learning) —Anna Wentlent. This contemporary collection teaches American music history through student- centered projects. Each of the 15 lessons is intended to prompt risk-taking and the expression of artistic intent, making students the leaders of their own learning. From tracing the culture of an ancestor to forming a student ukulele jam, from creating your own vaudeville show to writing and recording a rap, pick and choose your favorites or use the complete book as a sequential curriculum on the development of American popular music. Core music standards, teacher instructions, reproducible student sheets, and single-point assessment rubrics are included for each project. 11198363 Book & Online PDF . . . . . . . . 34.99 11317076F Book Digital Download . . . . . 34.99 l Music Prodigy Unlimited (Web-based prac- tice and assessment software)—Music Prodigy Unlimited is a web-based practice and assessment software subscription which auto- mates the delivery of your Finale or Sibelius music curriculum, collects homework performances from each of your students, and logs all of it automatically in one grade-book view. That means that every student can carry all the music homework practice on smartphones, tablets, and home computers, and because it is digital and mobile, delivered through the cloud, you can drastically reduce the time and effort it takes to print, copy, distribute, and collect physical pieces of paper. Moreover, unlike anything else available, this works with all elementary classroom pitched instruments - including voice, barred instruments, recorders, ukulele and more - and with the music that YOU choose! 11164668D Web-based practice & assessment software . . . . . 399.00 4 The Music Tech Mastery Online Course - Full Course—Matthew Gawronski. A brand- new online education course consisting of five sections, 27 modules, and several hours of instructional video content that guides music teachers through beginner- to advanced-level music technology resources. Hosted through Teachable.com, this course is specifically designed for chorus, band, orchestra, and general music teachers who would like to learn new and innovative approaches to incorporating technology into their everyday teaching. Unlike outdated approaches to teacher development, this course focuses on enabling teachers to create their own reusable resources. This course guides teachers through step-by-step tutorials for creating ten digital music technology resources, perfect for nearly any ensemble, class, or educational setting. 11207910D Digital Resources Online course for educators. . . . . . . . . . . . 497.00 l Musical Four Corners: Instrument Famil- ies (with sound)—SillyOMusic. This is an interactive PowerPoint game that's great for reinforcing listening skills and instrument recog- nition. There are many slides, so the game can be played for five minutes or 20. Instead of having an "it" person, the teacher plays the embedded audio clip - the students who are in the corner that matches the clip are out! There is also a timer sound between each slide with a ticking clock sound. This is a great way for students to practice instrument recognition and listening skills! 11203360F Digital Resources Powerpoint with embeded sounds, PDF . . 6.00 Music Theory Bundle, Units 1-3—Barbara Allen. This is a Google Classroom music theory bundle for beginners, intermediate, and advanc- ed students. There are three complete units, each containing four complete lessons from Units 1, 2 & 3. These lessons cover: the staff; the treble clef and staff; the bass clef and staff; note values; measures, bar lines, double bar lines; time signatures and note values; the grand staff; ledger lines; whole, half, quarter rests and values; along with three unit tests - one for each unit. Each music theory form is a combination of multiple-choice and short answer questions. Each activity is self-graded to save the teacher time! 11314021F Digital Resources PDF & Google Classroom . . . . . . . . 30.00 4e Orff Jams (8 Diatonic Orff Ensemble Pieces) —Jane Lamb. A collection of eight diatonic Orff ensemble pieces in a reproducible volume, complete with teaching suggestions and alignment with the national music standards, this book is a must for any Orff classroom or ensemble. Contents: Strawberry Jam; Round Jam; Major Jam; Minor Jam; Hamburger Jam; Lamb Jam; Pizza Jam; 6/8 Jam. 11169040 Reproducible Book. . . . . . . . 29.95 Orff-Schulwerk Handbook (Principles of Elemental Music and Movement Peda- gogy)—Emine Yaprak Kotzian. Why was Orff- Schulwerk created? What are its founding principles? How do these shape our under- standing of elemental music and dance pedagogy? This handbook for both students and teachers provides the answers. It includes: the genesis of Orff-Schulwerk; the development of Orff instruments; the educational principles of Carl Orff and Gunild Keetman; goals, content and methods of elemental music making; and lesson plan guidelines. 11200424 Paperback Book . . . . . . . . . . 24.99 4 Organized Chaos General Music Curri- culum K-6—Elizabeth Caldwell. This is a com- plete curriculum resource for K-6 general music. It is designed to be adapted to a variety of teaching needs, so the material is organized by concept within each month rather than scripted lessons. You can design your own specific lesson plans based on the standards you need to address, the amount of class time you have, and the students and resources you have in your classes. Everything you need to teach the lessons is included. The materials in this set are teacher tested and can easily be used in a variety of methodologies including Orff, Kodaly, Dalcroze, and Suzuki, and are careful to incorporate a wide range of learning styles and interests. This set can be used as a stand-alone curriculum - there is enough material to cover eight half-hour lessons per month - or you can pick and choose your favorites to incorporate into other curricula you may already be using. 11204298F Digital Resources ppt, pdf, mp3, doc files . . . . . . . . . . . 260.00 l Purposeful Pathways, Book 4 (Possibilities for Elementary and Middle School Music Classrooms)—Beth Ann Hepburn & Roger Sams. This resource is an extensive collection of curricular materials for learning music by making music in the elementary and middle school classrooms. Based on the philosophies of Orff-Schulwerk, Kodaly, and eurhthymics, this collection of developmentally sequenced learn- ing activities offers general music educators diverse choices for presenting folks songs, music from diverse cultures, and original material, including lessons in singing, literacy, movement, improvisation, composition, and ensemble playing. Printable manipulatives are available as a free digital download with the purchase of the book. 11168274 Book & Online PDF downloadable PDF Files. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 159.95

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