by Bonnie | Nov 20, 2018 | Book Lists, Music Classroom Library, Music Classroom Resources |
At the heart of my journey into blogging has been an internal focus on the use of children’s books in the music classroom. Even when I took a break from blogging to earn my masters degree, an enduring focus of my study was the use of children’s books in...
by Bonnie | Jul 9, 2013 | Book Lists, Music Classroom Library |
It’s time to get back to my first love at Melodysoup and Melodysoup LOVES books!These book lists are intended as a resource as you seek to stock your music classroom library. Share the link to a list you like with your librarian or principal. Or print one out...
by Bonnie | Jan 4, 2013 | Book Lists, Music Classroom Library, Music Classroom Library Set-Up, Yummy Award |
January 2013 “Over the Rainbow” Author: E.Y. Harburg, Illustrator: Eric Puybaret, Performer: Judy Collins, Composer: Harold Arlen This book is just lovely! The opening verse of the song is one that most haven’t heard before and it makes the...
by Bonnie | Sep 12, 2012 | Book Lists, Music Classroom Library, Music Classroom Library Set-Up, Yummy Award |
for September 2012 goes to Bling Blang by Woody Guthrie, Illustrated by Vladimir Radunsky This book has so much to offer a music teacher in search of a book that will exemplify great literature and great music for kinder and first grade. First – The lyrics are...
by Bonnie | Sep 10, 2012 | Book Lists, Music Classroom Library |
I have joined the Pete the Cat craze! I purchased the books this summer and they are an exceptional hit with my students. They ask for these books again and again. I decided to purchase the books after I saw a video of a a music class playing an orffistrated version...
by Bonnie | Aug 26, 2012 | Book Lists, Music Classroom Library, Music Classroom Library Set-Up, Yummy Award |
AUGUST 2012 “Howdi Do” by Woody Guthrie with pictures by Vladimir Radunsky This is my FAVORITE book to use with young children during the very first days of school. If you purchase the hardback edition the melody is in the jacket cover. Each verse sets...
