There are a million different tech tips out there for teachers, and music teachers have even more since we deal with so much audio technology, and deal with multiple grade levels.. Now I won’t claim to be a massive tech guru or know everything about all the...
So now that you’ve explored Digital Classrooms — what do you do with them? If you are just getting started, check out this post. We all know that people are pushing back from long hours, lots of extra work, etc., so you don’t want to just add to the...
So the current rage in teacher groups is the digital classroom, digital library, etc. You make a Google Slide presentation, add an empty room background, and then add clip art, book covers, bitmojis and more to your room that when finished, can be shared with your...
Every great craftsman and artist have tools they use all of the time. It’s the same for music teachers. In this post, I found some of the best and most effective everyday tools for all music teachers. These aren’t just for elementary teachers but work...
Lots of us go to Pinterest for Inspiration. If you are like me, you live on Pinterest. Lemon Links You get there and find this AWESOME photo. Lights go off and you are picturing this in your classroom and all the accolades coming from your admin...
Today I’m linking up with Jen from Noteworthy By Jen to bring you my Five Favorite Freebies! 1. First up, are these super cool rhythm practice cards from Ginny at Ginny’s Music Space. These are adorable and just plain old fun. My kids really enjoyed...
I’m a busy music teacher located near Metro Detroit, MI. I help busy music teachers who want highly engaging materials for student led learning so they can take time for themselves.
