Teaching Resources

Ruby helps kids explore ways to identify, express, and move through their feelings.

8 sets of our tactile silicone manipulatives and the Jumbo Cube in which to use them to play games.

For role play, movement activities, as props for storytelling, and for identifying emotions in music.

Listen to the Suite and identify the animals from the instruments with our colorful, squishy silicone manipulatives.

Identify moods and emotions in dramatic play, in music, in each other with our interactive silicone manipulatives.

by Mark Burrows. 44 engaging hands-on activities and movement games that teach the elements of music through Music-Go-Rounds silicone manipulatives. 

All in one: BOOM & RING KIT with Music-Go-Rounds (TM) color-coordinated instruments and activities. All instruments are in C major.

Identify the moods of the imaginative and varied film music on the CDs with our silicone manipulative EMOJIs. 

This classroom set of 5 instruments in C Major, Music-Go-Rounds AlphaDots, and Flashcards is color-coded to work together to accomplish your teaching goals.

Put EMOJIS in the Cube and toss to change the mood of a song, build a story, demonstrate the feeling.  

Explore moods and feelings with Dr. Seuss using color, movement with scarves, emojis, and more.

Songs and Orff Activities for the Music Classroom by Mark Burrows with Emojis and Articulations MGRs to add to and experiment with the clever, twisted songs.

8 sets of our silicone manipulatives provide the most fun way to ease into orchestrating and composing! They will become your classroom favorites!

Our tactile silicone manipulatives that stick to smooth surfaces focus attention, increase concentration, engage multiple senses, enhance memory, and accelerate comprehension.  These are the most flexible tools in your classroom--and will become both your and your student's favorites.

Manipulatives are like “hands” for your brain: they help you “grasp,” understand, and remember concepts. Like building blocks, the elements of music can be combined in wondrous ways and Mark Burrows provides over 40 activities to help do just that!

This clever counting rhyme by Lloyd Moss introduces orchestral instruments and musical ensemble terms—solo, duet, trio, quartet, etc. Our manipulatives make it fun to interact with the story.

Introduce the instruments with the story of Tubby the Tuba by Paul Tripp and use the manipulatives for kids to identify and place them on whiteboard when reading or listening to the music.

Music-Go-Rounds are a great visual and manipulative tool to help kids focus, listen actively, and remember more!

Our tactile silicone manipulatives that stick to smooth surfaces focus attention, increase concentration, engage multiple senses, enhance memory, and accelerate comprehension.

When Jewish and Palestinian grade schoolers meet in a ballroom dance class in Jaffa, Israel, sparks fly. Pierre Dulaine is challenged to teach not just dance but the arts of communication and teamwork.