Grab your found sound instrument and play along to the song The Grand Old Duke Of York. Follow the arrow on the screen to play the rhythms to the beat of the music.
Found Sound Instrument play alongs get your students making music. Use this video to help your students practice reading rhythmic notation. The difficulty of this video is aimed at K-2 students.
This will get your students making music from home with found sound instruments. Follow arrow on the screen and practice reading rhythms to the song Michael Finnegan.
Explore how music can change the way you feel in this action packed online music adventure. Learn the difference between major and minor tonality and play along in real time to tonality changes on your found sound instrument.
What better way to learn about tempo than to experience tempo changes in real time? Join me in this video lesson and explore just how tempo effects the feel of the music.
This video is a simpler version of the Cup Rhythm Jam video. It is tailored to K-2 students in length and complexity. This gets even the littles making rhythms with their cup instrument. Let's Jam!
Try this new cup rhythm with your students and challenge them to learn how to use a common plastic cup as an instrument. This version of the Cup Rhythm Jam is best suited for 3rd-5th grade.
