Description
You love the idea of music street, but it always feels anticlimactic to give them the solfege note name and no story. I’ve been telling this story to my kids for the last 5 years and finally finished it when I got my first group (shoutout to my 5th graders) to the last notes.
I think it’s important to be able to access this all time with my kids so I created a bulletin board to go along with the story. These bulletin board parts of solfege character names and their houses to make your Mt. Solfege music street really pop!
This is a companion to:
Mt. Solfege – A story to introduce solfege names following the Kodaly sequence








Andrea H. –
Thank you! I really liked this!!
Katie T. –
Thank you!
Sarah T. –
So fun! This bulletin board set is a great way to reinforce the story! Love it! Thank you!
Amanda V. –
Great resource to help my students with learning solfege and sight-singing!
Kirby’s Music Classroom –
The graphics are so cute on this!
Deborah M. –
I have told this story many times using the visuals on the power point. I was grateful to find them to post in my classroom all year long. My second graders study communities so they love hearing the names of the neighbors on Mt. Solfege. Thank you for providing such creative resources to us music teachers!
Moozikl Molly Z –
My students love looking at the bulletin board and retelling the story of Mt. Solfege.
Elin M. –
I used this for my solfege board super cute and has kids remember the characters