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Hello and welcome to this busy March edition of the Fun Music Company Newsletter.
This month I'm excited to introduce you to a our new look Music Theory Fun Sheets which is a re- release of our product which was previously called Instant Print Music Lesons. Check out this video and download some free samples so you can try them out straight away in your classes to see what you think.
Our latest e-book called "Music Lessons for the Substitute Music Teacher" released in march was a great success and Thank you to all those who left feedback and notes of thanks. They were much appreciated!
This month has also seen the beginning of the Music Education Twitter Chats where Music educators from all around the world get together every week to discuss the most pressing issues in a music teachers life! They are fun, informative and great to get chatting with like minded people who all have a passion for music. To join in I published a simple and easy to understand guide to twitter here.
I hope you have a safe and happy easter break, and remember if there's anything I can do to help you in teaching music, just let me know at my direct email janice@funmusicco.com
As always Here's to making music lessons fun !
P.S. keep an eye on your mailbox for free VIP samples on the History Of Rock and Roll lesson plans coming out soon. It's going to be exciting and a great tool for every music teachers resource kit!
Teaching about the Instruments Of the Orchestra
A Collection of online and offline Resources for teaching Classes about instruments of the orchestra in the general music class.
Music Theory Fun Sheets Launched!
Information about Music Theory Fun Sheets - Why they were renamed, and what they are particularly useful for.
Resources for Teaching Percussion in the Classroom
Ideas for teaching percussion in the classroom, using some easy to use sheet music from ktpercussion.com : Works for someone who knows nothing about percussion like me!
Free Online Resources for the music teacher
A collection of great links with free resources for music education.
Ideas for using STOMP in a general music class
STOMP is great fun in the general music classroom, here re some useful resources to help teach it and some links to some great video clips.
Should we be grading students at young ages?
This was the topic of the first ever twitter chat in early march. I would love to know what you think!
Fun Leadership lesson for the music teacher
Are you a leader or a first follower? Check out this very practical, funny and inspiring video blog.
Music Lessons for a Substitute Music Teacher
Where you can download the e-book we put together last month, just in case you haven't yet!
Music Teachers Twitter Chat
Info on how you can participate in the music education twitter chat each Monday evening (US Eastern Time)
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