Four Must Read Tips for Teaching Solfege
Do you teach solfege in your music classes? If so, here are four must-read tips for teaching solfege in the elementary music room!
Do you teach solfege in your music classes? If so, here are four must-read tips for teaching solfege in the elementary music room!
Have you ever considered using non-traditional music in your teaching? Here are three reasons why you must try non-traditional music!
One of the biggest challenges with distance learning is engagement. When you don’t have instruments, singing games, social interaction.
Teaching can be hard enough, but when you are in your first classroom, some of those things can be overwhelming. If I could go back and tell brand new me seven things.
Right now, I’m working on my Masters. It eats up SO much of my free time, but I’m fighting that by trying to take back some of my time.
This is Melissa from Mrs. Stouffer’s Music Room dropping in to give you some great back to school tips! With the new school year approaching,
Five ideas for the music room to keep your kids engaged at the end of the school year. For me, this is always the time it feels like a complete marathon.
Once you hit concert season, it seems that all that very specific lesson planning you do with a great prepare/present/practice
I love lemons! I like them in water, sweet and savory and pretty much like everything lemon flavored, even if it’s sour. Sometimes I’ll stop and buy one on the way home and even end up with it in my purse for a day.
