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MUSIC APPRECIATION & LISTENING RESOURCES
Playing with the Classics—Peggy D.
Bennett. This includes classroom-tested ideas
for movement, stories, and listening activities
for preschool through primary-age children
using orchestral favorites. Fully reproducible,
the simple, charming, and playful lessons give
children a chance to sing, move, and act while
they listen to the music of great composers.
Book 1 includes a CD containing 30 tracks
of orchestral favorites such as Gershwin's An
American in Paris, Beethoven's Symphony No.
5, Bizet's Carmen and more! Book 2 includes
a listening list containing 15 tracks, all of which
can be downloaded from iTunes, Amazon, or
YouTube Music as needed. Selections in book
2 include Strauss' Also Sprach Zarathustra,
Mozart's Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, Stravinsky's
Firebird and more!
10296778 Reproducible Book & CD
Book 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26.99
10321188 Reproducible Book
Book 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19.99
Rhythm Basketball: The Nutcracker—
Shelley Tomich. Use this to bounce to the
beat of "The Nutcracker!" Obtain enough
basketballs, tennis balls, non-pitched
instruments, or other bouncing balls and use
the provided slides to perform rhythms with
some of your favorite songs! Use these fun
pop play-alongs to reinforce reading half-
note, whole-note, quarter-note, and eighth-
note notation. In addition, discuss the use
of measure, the double bar line, and more!
This is a great way to get your kids reading
rhythm! No audio files included.
10973057F Digital Resources . . . . . . . 6.50
10973059F Digital Resources-
The Nutcracker: Educational
Coloring Pages . . . . . . . . . 5.00
10973058F Digital Resources-
The Nutcracker:
Bulletin Board Resources. . 9.50
10973062F Digital Resources-
Vocal Explorations:
The Nutcracker . . . . . . . . . 3.00
10973061F Digital Resources-
The Nutcracker: Educational
Coloring Storybook . . . . . . 7.00
10973060F Digital Resources-
The Nutcracker:
Storybook Presentation . . . 7.00
Sakura: Japanese Folk Song Lesson Set
—Elizabeth Caldwell. This is a wonderful
resource to add to your world music collection!
Use it to teach students about pentatonic and
minor music with slides showing solfege, create
an Orff ensemble piece with barred percussion
borduns, teach low C, E, and F on recorder,
identify same and different musical phrases,
and learn the Japanese language and culture.
Sakura is known as the most famous Japanese
song around the world. This set includes
everything you need to apply the song to a
variety of concepts in your classroom, as well
as information about Japan and the importance
of sakura (cherry blossoms) in the culture.
11001425F Digital Resources . . . . . . . 5.00
The Star-Spangled Banner Guided
Listening Presentation—Sara Bibee. This
guided listening presentation has all you
need to teach about the national anthem
of the United States. It gives a historical
overview of the anthem, complete with
several video examples through the use of
SafeShareTV. The presentation comes in both
PDF and PPT formats. Includes a series of
worksheets and printables that span music,
history, and literacy connections: follow-along
notes; predictions; exit slips; lyrics rewriting
activity; lyrics explanation; historical timeline;
vocabulary list; lyrics sheet; crossword puzzle;
word search; create-your-own banner; and
U.S. flag coloring sheet
11000255F Digital Resources
PDF + PPT . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.00
Introduction to The Instruments of the
Orchestra—Various Composers. Your
students will love learning about the
instruments of the orchestra, instrument
families, and orchestra seating through this
incredibly rich resource. These activities are
a great way for your students to become
perceptive listeners; they will learn to identify
many orchestral instruments by sight and
timbre and be able to sort them into instrument
families. This resource includes classroom
tips and extra game ideas, live recordings of
many orchestral instruments, projectables,
printables, and assessment worksheets.
11122308 Book & CD-ROM
Projectables & Printables . . 35.00
What to Listen for in Music - Bulletin
Board Set—Cori Bloom. This bulletin board
set is a collection of vocabulary posters for
your music room designed to guide students
as they listen to and discuss music. It includes
15 musical term posters with additional
vocabulary cards for each term as well as two
different decorative ribbon titles, all printable
in your choice of color or black and white.
Each term poster gives a definition along with
questions to get your students thinking about
the music and sample vocabulary cards to get
the conversation started!
10944030F Digital Resources
Zip File of 3 PDFs . . . . . . . 6.00
World Instruments Listening Unit 1—
Elizabeth Caldwell. This introduces students
to musical instruments from six different
countries and makes a great tie-in to other
world music studies, instruments of the
orchestra, and the science of sound. Given
pictures of instruments from a particular
country, students use their knowledge of
instruments to describe the instrument and
predict what it will sound like. After listening
to the instrument, they describe the actual
sound and compare it to other instruments,
seeing if their predictions were accurate. This
same unit can also be used to supplement
a deeper study of a particular country or
region, or as an introduction to world music
in general. Teaching suggestions are included
for using the resources in several different
ways. This unit includes resources to study
instruments from Japan, Ireland, Brazil, India,
Mozambique, and aboriginal Canada.
10968921F Digital Resources . . . . . . . 4.00
World Instruments Listening Unit 2—
Elizabeth Caldwell. This introduces students
to musical instruments from six different
countries and makes a great tie-in to other
world music studies, instruments of the
orchestra, and the science of sound. Given
pictures of instruments from a particular
country, students use their knowledge of
instruments to describe the instrument and
predict what it will sound like. After listening
to the instrument, they describe the actual
sound and compare it to other instruments,
seeing if their predictions were accurate. This
same unit can also be used to supplement a
deeper study of a particular country or region,
or as an introduction to world music in general.
Teaching suggestions are included for using
the resources in several different ways. This
unit includes resources to study instruments
from Iran, Australia, Mexico, Sweden,
Jamaica, and Indonesia.
10968922F Digital Resources . . . . . . . 4.00
The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra
Listening Journal & Fact Sheets—Cori
Bloom. These fun printables are perfect for The
Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra unit!
The listening journal is already assembled in
an easy print, half-page booklet! It includes a
brief description of the piece, a composer bio,
a short description and a journaling page for
each variation and featured instrument.
10954208F Digital Resources
Zip File of 3 PDFs . . . . . . . 4.00
Zap! Boom! Pow!—Lucy A. Warner. What
if Bach could catch a bolt of lightning? "Zap!"
What if Beethoven suddenly zoomed down to
play the drums while suspended in midair?
"Boom!" What if Tchaikovsky transformed
himself into a magical Nutcracker Prince
to defeat the Mouse King? "Pow!" The eye-
popping graphic-novel-style color illustrations
will appeal to students who will relate to 12
"superhero" composers. This adventure
features mini-bios of 12 classical music
composers: Antonio Vivaldi, Frideric Handel,
Johann Sebastian Bach, Franz Josef Haydn,
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Ludwig van
Beethoven, Franz Schubert, Giuseppe Verdi,
Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Antonin Dvorak,
Edvard Grieg, and Manuel de Falla, each as a
colorful superhero with a special power!
10736199 Storybook Hardcover . . . . 19.95
Zap Bam Now—Lucy A Warner. What
if famous musicians from long ago had
superpowers? What if Francesca Caccino could
tune string instruments by sending electrical
charges through her superpowered hands,
or Scott Joplin could transform his piano into
a flying carpet just by saying "Bam," or Igor
Stravinsky could summon the magical powers
of the Firebird to save a Russian prince? Here
is a special way to learn about and remember
some amazing composers and their music by
reading, listening and seeing what they might
look like as powerful superheroes!
10972738 Storybook Hardcover . . . . 19.95
Zap! Tap! Roar!—Lucy A. Warner. What if
viola player and composer Rebecca Clarke had
the power to command goblins to build the
finest instrument ever made? Zap! What if King
Louis XIV's favorite musician Jean-Baptiste
Lully used an enchanted long conducting stick
that could fly, strike the floor with one beat,
and magically start the music? Tap! What
if superhero Bob Marley could perform his
songs while riding a power lion? Roar! Here is
a fabulous way to learn about and remember
twelve famous composers and their music!
11332324 Storybook with
online resources . . . . . . . 19.95
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