Middle school music

Get some help with the difficult older students by using these 10 music activities for middle school with your students right away. [DETAILS]

15 Fun Videos for Music Class. Organized Chaos Music. Engaging music-related school-appropriate short YouTube videos to show in elementary and middle school music class.

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These educational music games are a MUST HAVE for your music classroom. Your middle school music students will ADORE all of the fabulous printable music games featured in this blog post. Check these out today!

As we geared up for a new school year this year, we have been studying about composers such as Frederick Chopin with Music Appreciation Book 2: for the Middle Grades, a wonderful homeschool music program from Zeezok Publishing. We received a soft-cover text, nine biographies that cover the lives of seven different composers (a ... Read More about Music Appreciation for Middle School from Zeezok Publishing {A Review}

It’s funny, but I couldn’t believe that I never had never put this list together! Teaching Music has not only been my occupation for the last 19 years, but it is also my passion. I love igniting the learning fire in students, and having the privilege of teaching them Music is an added bonus. For […]

Playing classroom games is not just about having fun, it can serve as a tool to create a positive learning climate too. In this blog post you will discover 4 music themed classroom games, plus how to access your free copy of the 31 Fun Classroom Games download that includes instructions and details for each game. These are perfect for the middle school and general music classroom. Click the pin to find out more

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Having trouble engaging your middle schoolers in music class? Try these ideas using pop music appreciation worksheets for fun and engaging music lessons. %

Coming up with engaging games for a middle school classroom can be daunting. They are at an age where they want to be independent, yet need some hand holding. They start the “I’m too cool for school” attitude and it can be intimidating at times when you introduce a new game or project - immediately the eye rolling takes over and you are stuck with questioning yourself. I’m here to tell you, I’VE BEEN THERE! It is incredibly frustrating when you are put in a situation like that, but I’m here…