Take a look at my list. (Look familiar?) Oh, you have one too. Great! Let's get busy.
- Creative Wonders is a cool looking site and it has some great products too. There's an online store, an educator's area and information on Schoolhouse Rock!
A couple other good places to find great music supplies are:
Pepper Music Network
West Music Company
Even though all of these lessons aren't specifically about music, it is definitely a good site for spurring ideas for songs to match the lessons. Hey! If you don't have anything, it's better than nothing. Right?
Another site with a wide assortment of info and activities. Not everything deals with music but it's still a very worthwhile bookmark. You'll find things such as:
- Homework Resources, Tips for Parents, What Principals would tell parents.
- Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, Animal Alphabet Rhymes, Dr. Seuss Page, Wizard of Oz Website.
Plus, a whole lot more!
(this site claims over 3,500 links to the web) I decided to take their word for it.
A Good Idea for an Assembly: McGruff and Scruff and the Crime Dogs.
A Good Idea for a Reward Day: Internet Time - Children's Stories, Poems, Pictures and Sounds.
Fun Music Ideas:
If you don't know about this newsletter for music teachers, you really owe it to yourself to take a look. If you want to join, it's free and it is delivered straight to you by email, once a month, from the guy who puts it all together, Thomas Robertson.
What's a school year in music without Songs for Scouts?:
This site has some cute lyrics, but the first song doesn't have a suggestion for the tune to be used for them. But thinking up a catchy melody shouldn't be too much trouble. It's worth looking at, anyway. There is also a page of Silly holiday songs.
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