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24 world instruments introduced by classification and country.

Connie Greenwood demos the curriculum in infants and older toddler classes. 

The American Boy choir made a trip to Terezin Concentration Camp to learn about a work they perform using texts from the children in the camp. 20 years later they return and are reunited with the survivors they met earlier.

Place AlphaDots in melodic phrases, familiar tunes, chords, and ask kids to play on color-coded handbells and sing.

Join Panda and his good friend Moon as they explore the Happy Valley Zoo and learn valuable life lessons along the way. by Erik Whitehill.

by Cheryl Lavender.  Identify 24 great composers and their musical works.

This one-handed African castanet is ideal for directing an ensemble, as its high pitched cutting tone is easily heard over other instruments.

Explore moods and feelings with Dr. Seuss using color, movement with scarves, emojis, and more.

by Sarah Lynn, illus. by Valeria Docampo.

Kristin Pugliese's hands-on kit helps kids visualize long and short rhythms,

2¾" medallion with 30" tri-color neck ribbon.

 For reading and singing melodic patterns and songs (with or without the staff) and melodic ear training and dictation. MINIs allow more kids to participate in class, and centers.

11" x 8½". Pkg. of 25.

140 MINI MGRs in boomwhacker colors and gel crayons to add your own symbols, rhythm, etc.

Watch guided listening concerts on DVDs, with insightful narration. Project or print PDF listening guides to immerse yourself in the music. 

As you listen to the CD, ask kids to put the Music-Go-Rounds (MGRs) characters on the whiteboard as they appear, then place the instrument that represents them underneath.  Our PDF Activity Guide includes many activities!

Explore steady beat from head to toe!  Rhythm reading is a fun challenge, too.