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Jessica Grant

How To Teach Music with Jessica Grant

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How To Teach Music with Jessica Grant

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How To Teach Music with Jessica Grant

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How To Teach Music with Jessica Grant

Jessica Grant

How To Teach Music with Jessica Grant

A weekly Education and Music podcast
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I recently attended the AMLE Institute in San Diego, CA and am excited to share some insights from my experience as well introduce you to AMLE, if you've never heard of it before! Hear an overview of the Institute and takeaways from homebase an
We’re continuing the series for arrangements inspired by pop music for the classroom. The Pirates of the Caribbean Theme is a great piece in 12/8 that is so much fun to play and a great opportunity for students to explore intervals of thirds in
Learn a fun xylophone arrangement to use with your students that focuses on a verse/chorus form and movement activity with the song Down performed by Marian Hill. Get the free Google Slides presentation at https://www.jessicagrant.org/shop/p/do
The first single from Taylor Swift's Reputation album is a fantastic way to teach musical form and provide opportunities for students to compose original melodies. Particularly with aaab form! Listen in to hear how I have used this piece with m
The first arrangement of our series: Paint it Black by the Rolling Stones!  I share the inspiration behind this arrangement, steps for teaching the piece to students, ideas for form, and how to expand on the original theme with rhythmic variati
Using pop music in your music classroom can be so much fun! Students love learning something they know or have heard before, playing music that they listen to at home, and performing songs for an audience who also knows the music. For the next
Now that we're a few weeks into the new year, you might be feeling the Sunday Scaries…again. Here is how I’ve worked through - and continue to work through - my Sunday Scaries. Lazy Genius Article Headspace Article Follow me on Instagram @howto
January is a great time for a reset of classroom procedures. Here are five procedures to review that will help re-establish expectations and set a positive start for 2024 in your classroom. Pay close attention to number five - it's likely the m
It's the fifth annual goal review and goal setting episode! And the first episode of season 16. Listen in to hear how my goals went for 2023, gain ideas for how to get your goals, and listen in for what's in the works for 2024. Head to my websi
Looking for gifts for music teacher friends, colleagues, family, or even yourself?  Listen in for some gift giving ideas this holiday season! Music Teacher Ideas: F-Flat Books Gift Card Musically Minted Chad Lawson Piano Sheet Music Jessica Gra
If you’re wanting to incorporate centers into your music room, Becca Davis is the perfect person to talk to!  She’s here to share how she prepares students for centers, the four expectations she has for students during centers, some great ideas
Social-Emotional Learning, or SEL, is a topic that has been discussed in educator circles more frequently in the past several years.  So what exactly is it?  How can we teach SEL skills through music learning and musical listening?  And what ar
When I first started teaching middle school general music, I had no idea about how to incorporate peer leadership into my music classroom.  I was comfortable with group work, centers, and whole group teaching, but didn’t know quite how to teach
The songs I’ll be sharing today are perfect to use with your upper elementary classes or choir, especially if you’re working on helping students learn how to sing in 2-parts.  The pieces be great for a fall concert, to sing in class around Hall
We’ve all been there.  You plan the lesson.  You prep the materials.  On paper everything looks great.  Class arrives and you’re ready to go, but it doesn’t go the way you planned.  The question isn’t what to do if classes like this happen, but
Last week in episode 276, I talked about how we can identify and support students who demonstrate exceptional musicianship and need a push beyond the standard Today we’re looking at how to identify and support students who are struggling in are
How do you support students who are excelling in your music classroom?  How can you provide opportunities for leadership, skill development, and musical opportunities outside the classroom?  You'll hear five ideas for nurturing the musical grow
One of the things I’m continuing to learn is that I’m getting older - I’m in my mid 40’s.  45 to be exact.  And that means I’m in midlife.  Who knew?!  I’ve been spending time learning about midlife and how little there really is that is shared
One of the things I’m continuing to learn is that I’m getting older - I’m in my mid 40’s.  45 to be exact.  And that means I’m in midlife.  Who knew?!  I’ve been spending time learning about midlife and how little there really is that is shared
The first day of fall is in just a few days on September 23 and what a more perfect lesson activity to use in your classroom than Vivaldi’s Autumn from The Four Seasons.  In today’s episode, you’ll hear about five ways that you can use the firs
As educators, we love sharing musicians, artists, and composers with our students.  Listening to their music inspires us to create, move, and engage in music making and composing ourselves.  Today I’m talking with Emi Ferguson about the book Ic
Whether you find yourself in a new situation or at the same school in a new school year, my conversation with Adrian Gordon will give you some great ideas for how to transition, build, and thrive.  Adrian shares thoughts from his book “Note to
I often see people post questions in Facebook groups and music teacher chats that ask: Where can I go for professional development?  What are sessions I can do on my own time virtually?  How can I access quality content that can be applied to m
Clint Hardy, Middle School Choral Director in Keller, TX, is here to share several great ideas for teaching expectations and sharing information, activities to help you learn about your students, helping students get to know each other, and tea
As we head into the school year, I thought I’d share some of the things I wish I’d known when I was starting my first year as a music teacher.  These are ideas that many of us may need, even if it’s not our first year.  Want some help getting s
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