Teaching Resources

These mini works of art, animated and directed by Michael Sporn, prove he is "the poet of animation." His keen ear for music is as sensitive as his artist's eyes and his storyteller's heart.  6 tales about 30 min. ea.

Award-winning series of folktales told by celebrities, with music performed by outstanding musicians and illustrations by well-known artists.

Lillie demonstrates with 1st-3rd graders two sections of John Feierabend’s First Steps Curriculum: Arioso and Movement Exploration.

These joyful productions, abridged for the classroom, capture a child's imagination and are a perfect introduction to classical music.

Zubin Mehta and the Los Angeles Symphony comment on and perform Raval's Bolero. 

Masterpieces, Messes, (and what the neighbors thought) by Kathleen Krull, illus. by Kathryn Hewitt.

Masterpieces, Messes, Good Times, Bad Times (and what the neighbors thought) by Kathleen Krull, illus. by Kathryn Hewitt. 

Denise Gagne’s award-winning music curriculum for K-6 now offers separate digital resources for Smartboard and other interactive white boards or for computer and projector.

by Helen MacGregor. Superb curricular kit introduces the building blocks of music using music from around the globe.

A Cross-Cultural Curriculum, 20th Anniversary ed. by Will Schmid with a set of inspirational posters.

Timeless folk and heritage songs—about 40 per CD—with simple acoustic sing-along accoompaniments recorded by Jill Trinka and John Feierabend.  

by Sharon Burch. The coqui speak Spanish and love to play salsa music and dance. Explore Latin rhythms and easy salsa steps with Freddie and Eli.

Classical selections comp. by John Feierabend’s and organized into themes from Rudolf von Laban for children to experience creative artistry through movement.

Music Masterwork for Children by Peggy D. Bennett.  Listen, sing, move to 15 downladable masterworks. 

John Feierabend has revived another songtale from our heritage for all ages—especially young children—to enjoy!