SHOP ALL

Play the bells in ladder position to visualize and hear steps, skips, intervals, chords, and tunes as children step on the floor mat.

As you teach the note names, play the pitch on the ladder bells, which also demos low to high.

Step on the staff as bells are played to teach and hear high/low, up/down, steps/skips.

Learning improves by "leaps and bounds" with games and activities that link movement, eartraining, and musical concepts.

6" diameter.

Songs, Dances, Fingerplays and Music Activities for the Very Young, Their Teachers, Families and Communities by Eric Maring “Mr. M”

($87 Value - Save $7)
Created by Mary Ann Stewart.  Engage the whole child kinesthetically in learning music!

Step on the keyboard and grand staff as you learn the note names and hear the pitches on the bells. Kinesthetic learning makes concepts stick.

Step on the keyboard and grand staff as you learn the note names and hear the pitches on the bells. Kinesthetic learning makes concepts stick.

Learning takes leaps and bounds when you add movement and kids connect the music concepts kinesthetically.

Color coded AlphaDots and resonator bells help children put the sound and staff and note names together.

Place, play and sing pitches on the keyboard floor mat with Music-Go-Rounds AlphaDots Set 1 and matching Resonator Bells!  Make visual connections with notes and pitches, intervals, scales, more. Move to learn!
 

Over 2500 Ear Training, Music Theory, Jazz, and Sight-Singing Exercises.  

Over 2500 Ear Training, Music Theory, Jazz, and Sight-Singing Exercises

Auralia 5 is especially useful in the classroom, providing a user-friendly environment for teachers to keep and assess records, map curriculum, and create ear training and music theory exercises.

Auralia 5 is especially useful in the classroom, providing a user-friendly environment for teachers to keep and assess records, map curriculum, and create ear training and music theory exercises.

Complete set of MUSIC FOR CHILDREN: American Edition, Revised.

by Brian Hiller & Don Dupont. 15 lessons using the Orff process for elementary.