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Workshop Descriptions
Beyond the Hokey-Pokey: Using Movement and Active Listening for Developing Music Literacy
Come with your voices, imaginations, and playfulness as we experience movement, manipulatives and props guaranteed to be successful with children in music classrooms. These sessions will include a wide variety of movement and listening activities appropriate for developing music literacy in general music classrooms.
[February 18th]
Differentiation is What We Do!
These sessions will explore the Orff Process through the latest cognitive learning theory, focusing on how to meet the diverse needs of students while retaining musical rigor, integrity, and artistic expression. Activities include creative movement, developing music literacy through experience, and developing student creativity.
[March 31st]
A "Head Start" to Building Your Elementary Music Community
What should your kindergarten students come to you knowing? How early can you start music literacy? How do you build a music community that is unified, full of knowledge and fun? Come and take a musical journey from early childhood through the elementary music classroom. In these workshops we will explore songs, games, and other classroom activities that can be used throughout all levels of learning to enrich your students' musical lives.
[April 14th]
