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MUSIC ED RESOURCES

 * [|A Passion for Jazz! Music History and Education]
 * [|BandChat Online]
 * [|Big Bangs - History of Recorded Sound]
 * [|Big Ears]
 * [|BSO -- Education]
 * [|Bulletin Boards for the Music Classroom]
 * [|CARNEGIE HALL LISTENING ADVENTURES (TM)]
 * [|CHICO Instrument Encyclopedia]
 * [|Choral Public Domain Library If you love something, set it free]
 * [|ChoralNet]
 * [|Chord Transcriber]
 * [|Classical composer biographies]
 * [|Classics for Kids]
 * [|Copyright Law for Music Educators]
 * [|Dr. Estrella's Incredibly Abridged Dictionary of Composers]
 * [|Duke Ellington Centennial Celebration]
 * [|Essentials of Music]
 * [|Exploring MIDI]
 * [|Folk Music of England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales and America]
 * [|Fun Music Ideas]
 * [|Getty ArtsEdNet Home Page (Getty ArtsEdNet)]
 * [|GuitarSite.com - Home of Guitar News Weekly & the 2000 Guitars Database]
 * [|Historic American Sheet Music]
 * [|History of Rock & Roll]
 * [|Home of W. A. Mozart]
 * [|Home Practice Online!]
 * [|Index of Native American Music Resources on the Internet]
 * [|Jamey Aebersold Jazz, Inc. - Anyone Can Improvise!]
 * [|Jazz For Young People]
 * [|Jazz in America]
 * [|John Philip Sousa (1854-1932)]
 * [|K-12 Resources For Music Educators]
 * [|KIDiddles (TM) - Mojo's Musical Mouseum]
 * [|learn music theory the fun way]
 * [|Lesson - Ricci Adams' MusicTheory.net]
 * [|Louis Armstrong]
 * [|Loyalist and British Songs]
 * [|Lyrics World - A collection of lyrics site]
 * [|Music Education Directory]
 * [|Music Education Online]
 * [|Music for the Nation American Sheet Music, 1870-1885]
 * [|Music Maps Tracing the Roots of Music]
 * [|Music Teachers Resource Site]
 * [|Music Tech Teacher]
 * [|Musicians' Wellness, Inc. - Home Page]
 * [|Online Music Encyclopedia Homepage]
 * [|Piano Home Page]
 * [|Popular Songs in American History]
 * [|Putumayo Kids - Music and Activities for Kids]
 * [|Recordare Internet Music Publishing]
 * [|Rock Revolution--Timeline]
 * [|Satchmo.net - The Official Site of the Louis Armstrong House & Archives]
 * [|SBG Music Home Page]
 * [|Sing Along Songs (Midis and Lyrics), NIEHS Kids' Pages]
 * [|The Blues Foundation. Your Home for Blues, Blues, Blues!]
 * [|The Civil War Midi Page]
 * [|The Mozart Project]
 * [|The Music Education Launch Site]
 * [|The Music Education Madness Site]
 * [|The Printable Staff Paper Page]
 * [|The Symphony - An Interactive Guide]
 * [|Vermont MIDI Project]
 * [|VH1 Save The Music]
 * [|Virtual Instrument Museum]
 * [|Welcome to SupportMusic.com]
 * [|Welcome to the Boston Symphony Orchestra]
 * [|Welcome to the Center for Black Music Research]
 * [|William and Gayle Cook Music Library Music Related Databases]
 * [|Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart]
 * [|Worldwide Internet Music Resources]
 * [|Yamaha Music In Education]

MUSIC LESSON PLANS

 * [|AskERIC Lesson Plans]
 * [|Education World Â® Lesson Planning Connect With Music Lessons Any Teacher Can Teach!]
 * [|Fun Music Ideas]
 * [|Music Appreciation Page]
 * [|Music Education Lesson Plans]
 * [|Music Teaching Ideas]
 * [|Music Tech Teacher, Music Lessons]
 * [|Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum Programs For Teachers]
 * [|The Lesson Plans Page - Music Lesson Plans, Music Ideas, & Music Activities]
 * [|Using Composer Biographies in the Classroom]
 * Music Through The Curriculum

MUSIC SITES FOR KIDS

 * [|African Drumming - dancedrummer.com - African Music]
 * [|BBC - Music - Drumsteps]
 * [|BBC - Onion Street - Music Room]
 * [|BBC - Orchestra Guide - Homepage]
 * [|BBC - Radio 3 - Making Tracks Peer Gynt]
 * [|BBC - Radio3 - Making Tracks]
 * [|BBC - Schools Science Clips - Sound and hearing]
 * [|BSO Kids]
 * [|Carnegie Hall Listening Adventures]
 * [|CHICO Instrument Encyclopedia]
 * [|Childrens Music Games by Morton Subotnick Creating Music]
 * [|Classics for Kids Games]
 * [|DSOKids â€¢ Dallas Symphony Orchestra]
 * [|Hop Pop Town]
 * [|Instruments of the Orchestra]
 * [|Interactive Classics - Play Now!]
 * [|Interactive Recorder Fingering Chart]
 * Lomax, the Hound of Music - Companion website to the PBS Kids program (John Feierabrend was involved in the creation!) Watch videos from the series and play interactive games for beginning singers
 * [|Mirror Mystery game - TVOKids.com]
 * [|Music - The Unspoken Word]
 * [|Music Education @ DataDragon.com]
 * [|Music for the Nation American Sheet Music, 1870-1885]
 * [|Music Kids' Korner]
 * [|Music Notes_ An Interactive Online Musical Experience]
 * [|Music4kids - The Symphony Orchestra]
 * [|Native American Musical Instruments]
 * [|New York Philharmonic KidZone!]
 * [|Open Your Ears! game - TVOKids.com]
 * [|Opera Ha-Ha!]
 * [|OSO for Kids Home]
 * [|PBS - JAZZ A Film By Ken Burns_ Jazz Lounge]
 * [|PBS - Jazz Kids]
 * [|PBS Kids . Music]
 * [|Peter and the Wolf]
 * [|Play Music - Homepage]
 * [|Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum _ Home]
 * [|Science of Music_ Exploratorium's Accidental Scientist]
 * [|Science of Sound_ Sound Site_ Main]
 * [|Sesame Music Zone]
 * [|SoYouWanna learn about opera_ _ SoYouWanna.com]
 * [|teorÃ­a - Music Theory Web - Espacio dedicado a la teorÃ­a musical]
 * [|Welcome to KIDiddles (TM) - Not your Average Kids' site!]
 * [|Welcome to SFSKIDS]
 * [|Welcome to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum]

MUSIC SOFTWARE COMPANIES

 * [|Adventus Software]
 * [|Alfred Publishing_ Learn to Play Music!]
 * [|Carry-A-Tune Where you can learn to sing like a pro.]
 * [|Electronic Courseware Systems - Music Instruction]
 * [|eMedia Music Instruction Software - eMedia Guitar Method and eMedia Piano & Keyboard Method]
 * [|FinaleMusic]
 * [|Harmonic Vision -- Makes learning music fun! Music Ace is a Music Education Software that bring]
 * [|M-AUDIO]
 * [|MiBAC Music Software Home Page]
 * [|MusicMastery Home Page]
 * [|PG Music - Band-in-a-Box, PowerTracks and More!]
 * [|Propellerhead Software]
 * [|Rising Software Music Education]
 * [|Sibelius]
 * [|SmartMusic educational software for music teachers and students]
 * [|Sony Pictures Digital Media Software and Services]
 * [|Super Duper Music Looper]
 * [|TimeWarp Technologies]
 * [|Welcome to ePiano]

MUSIC THEORY SITES

 * [|Big Ears]
 * [|ChordFind.Com - Guitar Chord Finder]
 * [|ChordWizard How Music Works]
 * [|Earplane - EarTraining]
 * [|eMusicTheory.com]
 * [|Good Ear - Online Ear Training Site]
 * [|Music Theory For Songwriters]
 * [|Music Theory]
 * [|Ricci Adams' Musictheory.net]
 * [|teorÃ­a - Music Theory Web]
 * [|The Musical Intervals Tutor]

POD CASTING LINKS

 * [|KidCast_ Podcasting in the Classroom]
 * [|Music Education Podcast Directory]
 * [|Podcasting - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia]
 * [|Podcasting News]
 * [|podOmatic Podcast Portal_ Create, Find, Share Podcasts!]

SCHOOL WEBSITES

 * [|Alcott Music]
 * [|BPS Fine & Performing Arts]
 * [|Chenery Bands]
 * [|G.R.I.E.G.Project]
 * [|Haverford High School (Music Technology)]
 * [|Haverford Jazz]
 * [|Hilltop High Music Technology Homepage]
 * [|Home Practice Online!]
 * [|Musical Adventure]
 * [|NESSACUS MUSIC EDUCATION]
 * [|Nessacus Music]
 * [|Northfield Elementary School]
 * [|NVOT Instrumental Music]
 * [|Tenney Grammar School Music Page]
 * [|Torrington High School Music Technology - Torrington, Connecticut 06790]
 * [|Tuxedo Band]
 * [|Wall's Website]
 * [|Wayland Middle School Bands]
 * [|Wheeler Instrumental Music]
 * [|Wilde Lake High School Music Technology]
 * [|Willow Grove Middle School]

WORLD MUSIC LINKS

 * [|About Korea Culture Performing Arts Music]
 * [|African Music Encyclopedia]
 * [|American Folklife Center Home Page, Library of Congress]
 * [|ASIA MUSIC]
 * [|Bali & Beyond]
 * [|Center for World Music Home Page]
 * [|Ceolas celtic music archive]
 * [|Classical Music of Malaysia]
 * [|Didgeridoos - Multicultural Art - KinderArt]
 * [|Ethnomusicology OnLine]
 * [|Ethnomusicology, Folk Music, and World Music]
 * [|Indian Music]
 * [|Latin American Music Center Online Resources]
 * [|Middle Eastern Music A Very Brief Introduction]
 * [|Multicultural Publications - November is National American Indian and Alaska Native Heritage Mo]
 * [|Music of China]
 * [|Music of Countries & Cultures]
 * [|National Geographic World Music]
 * [|Norwegian Folk Music]
 * [|Odyssey Home]
 * [|Ravi Shankar on Indian Music]
 * [|The Internet Chinese Music Archive]
 * [|The Music of Bali]
 * [|The Society for Ethnomusicology, Inc.]
 * [|Traditional World Music Recordings]
 * [|Web Pages Created by Students in Dr. Wang's Classes]
 * [|World In Tune music education]
 * [|World Music & CRASHarts]
 * [|World Music & Traditional Folk Music]
 * [|World Music at RootsWorld]
 * [|World Music Central - Your connection to World Music]
 * [|World Music Institute - recordings]
 * [|World Music On the WWW]
 * [|Worldwide Internet Music Resources National, International, and World Music]
 * [|WWW sites for musicologists]

**Social Networking**
This is a place to add links to social networking sites that cater to music teachers or teachers interested in technology.
 * **Teachers.net Music Forum**
 * **MENC General Music Forum (You must create an account in order to post)**
 * [|**Music Techie Teachers**]
 * **Music K8 Magazine and Teaching Resources**
 * SMART Board Revolution - A Ning created for SMART Board users to share ideas and lessons. Look for the Music! group! Obe Hostetter does a great job periodically posting links for various grades and subject areas.

Getting Started With an Interactive Whiteboard

 * **SmartBoard in the Elementary Music Classroom**
 * Here is the handout from a workshop I presented back in November (word document). Enjoy! (Allison Friedman)
 * SMART Board Basics Class
 * This is a notebook file of an inservice I gave to Houston ISD Music teachers on the SMART Board. (Andy Ramos)
 * MSUMusicTech
 * Smart Boards and Music Education

**Smartboard Lessons** (requires SmartBoard Software)

 * [|Animusic Creation]--a project to use in conjunction with viewing the Animusic DVD. Students "invent" their own imaginary instrument and say what instrument family it belongs to.
 * [|Chopin]--interactive composer lesson
 * [|Freddie the Frog]--note-reading activities for use in conjunction with __Freddie the Frog and the Thump in the Night__.
 * [|Louis Armstrong]--teaches about the trumpet player. Intended to be used with __If I Only Had a Horn__, but can be adapted for use with any book or video about him.
 * [|Note Name Game]--intro or review of note reading with interactive games.
 * [|Rain]--Composition project based on Perpetuum Jazzile's performance of "Rain."
 * [|**Bernie Bee flash animation**]
 * [|**Bernie Bee Interactive Noteboo**k]
 * [|**Five Little Snowmen Flash Animation**]
 * Click a snowman to make him melt, click the house to make the music play again.
 * [|**Nursery Rhyme Smart Notebooks**]
 * [|Musical Fractions Game]
 * [|**Smartboard resources from the UK**]
 * [|**Transportation SMART Notebook**]
 * [|**SMART Notebook to go with //Country Crossing// by Jim Aylesworth**]
 * **This SMART Notebook is designed to help students match instruments with sounds in the book.**
 * [|**//Peter and the Wolf// SMART Notebook**]
 * [[image:http://mustech.pbwiki.com/ficons/type_none.jpg link="http://mustech.pbworks.com/f/K-2+notation+activities.notebook"]] [|K-2 notation activities.notebook] (Notebook 10)
 * [[image:http://mustech.pbwiki.com/ficons/type_none.jpg link="http://mustech.pbworks.com/f/Zoo+Pals.notebook"]] [|Zoo Pals.notebook] (Notebook 10)
 * [[image:http://mustech.pbwiki.com/ficons/type_none.jpg link="http://mustech.pbworks.com/f/doggies.notebook"]] [|doggies.notebook](Notebook 10)
 * [|Musical Spelling Bee] --(Allison Friedman) First a review of note names, then a musical spelling bee game (words not included).
 * [|Staff Activities] - (Allison Friedman) Blank staff for notes to be drawn on and a staff where you can drag sol/mi
 * [[image:http://mustech.pbworks.com/ficons/type_none.jpg link="http://mustech.pbworks.com/f/Listen+-+Gameplan4.notebook"]] [|Listen - Gameplan4.notebook] (Beth Jahn) visual for activity in Gameplan 4, p. 3
 * [[image:http://mustech.pbworks.com/ficons/type_none.jpg link="http://mustech.pbworks.com/f/Solfege+Ladder.notebook"]] [|Solfege Ladder.notebook] - (Beth Jahn) moveable solfege pieces - low sol to high do
 * [[image:http://mustech.pbworks.com/ficons/type_none.jpg link="http://mustech.pbworks.com/f/TrebleClefNotes.notebook"]] [|TrebleClefNotes.notebook] - (Beth Jahn) flashcards for the lines and spaces of the treble clef. Change the order of the pages if you want them in a more random order. Alter in any other way you see fit for your purposes.
 * [[image:http://mustech.pbworks.com/ficons/type_none.jpg link="http://mustech.pbworks.com/f/Rhythm+Cards+Grade+4.notebook"]] [|Rhythm Cards Grade 4.notebook] - Rhythm Cards for GamePlan Grade 4.
 * **"****I Wish" Poem (from Share the Music-4)** -- (Allison Friedman) Activity with a 4 line poem, students in 4 groups make their own melody to poem. Then they put their melody on the board. When you press the note (after they are placed) it plays the actual pitch as well. Have the students press each note or duplet with a steady beat and it should play back exactly as it should. I impressed myself making this one! (A. Friedman)
 * **Fill a Measure** -- (Allison Friedman) good with a lesson on meter and/or note durations. first page fill measures with different time signatures, 2nd page write a 4 measure rhythm piece.
 * [|Treble Clef Notes] - (Andy Ramos) moveable notes so students can practice note names. I have them label spaces, then lines.
 * [|Bass Clef Notes] - (Andy Ramos) same as treble but now in bass clef.
 * [|Guitar Chord Builder] - (Andy Ramos) Two guitar necks. One for students to place dot where fingers go, second has dots numbered according to finger.
 * [|Band Instrument Parts] - (Andy Ramos) Basic Band instruments. One page labels the instrument, next page erase to reveal answers.
 * [|Pumpkin Stew] - from MacMillan Share the Music Grade 1 - The song is pieced up into the different beats of the song. I used it to introduce the song and to talk about division of the beat.
 * [|**Instruments of the Orchestra**] -- (Allison Friedman) A lesson to go along with my K-5 unit of the 4 families of instruments. Has lots of pictures, facts, and sound clips. To hear a sample of each instrument, click on its picture. The last page also contains samples of woodwind, string, brass, and percussion ensembles. It is a huge file and it took a loooong time to make! ENJOY!
 * [|**I****n the Meadow**] -- (Allison Friedman) Pictures and lyrics to go with the song: "In the Meadow" from Share the Music - 1
 * [|2 4 6 8] -- Classic chant -- written with beat bars on the first page. Second page allows you to drag quarter / eight notes.
 * [|Note Reading GAB (recorder)]-- (Allison Friedman) G A B and rhythm practice for recorders. First page: Have students drag the 3 notes to the staff; Second Page: Answer questions about note/rest values; Third Page: "Hot Cross Buns."
 * [|Holst's: "The Planets"] -- (Allison Friedman) a lesson on Holst's planets suite. Example 1 is Mars and Example 2 is Jupiter. Listen to the other planets on the last page.
 * [|"Variations on America"]-- A Listening map for the Charles Ives's piece.
 * [|**Octaves**] -- (Allison Friedman) A 4th grade lesson on octaves. Song examples: "Sarasponda," "Hop Up and Jump Up," and "This is My Country." Can have students use the highlighter tool to find octaves in the music.
 * [|**6/8 Lesson**] --(Allison Friedman) 4th grade lesson on 6/8 time. Listening example: "Over the Hills and Far Away" (Percy Grainger). Music is played by clicking on the title.
 * [|**Unit on Form**] -- (Allison Friedman) This is my 3 part unit on musical form for 5th grade. Part I: Round, Canon, Fugue, Part II: AB, ABA, Rondo, and Part III: Theme & Variation. All sound and movie samples are included. For the "Pachabel's Canon" example you will need Finale 2008 (or notepad) and it works best if played in scroll mode. All sound samples can be played by clicking on the titles (and the diamonds on the guess that form page). Mystery form is Theme & Variations and examples 2-9 are all variations of example 1. Any questions, email me: ashap18@mac.com (A
 * [|**Major/Minor**] -- (Allison Friedman) 5th grade lesson on major and minor. Includes scales, few listening examples, and a game (click on the example then have students drag to appropriate category in game....) Click on words or graphics to hear scale and song examples. (A. Friedman)
 * [|Bow Wow Wow] - (Beth Jahn) 1st grade notation lesson for Bow Wow Wow.
 * [|**Engine Engine Number 9**]-- A very basic lesson for teaching sol/mi on the staff and the song "Engine Engine Number 9."
 * [|**Jazz Lesson**] - (Allison Friedman) Here is a jazz lesson I have used, has sound samples and videos. This will be my first year using it with the board, last year I just had it as a powerpoint. Click on pictures of instruments to hear sound examples (A. Friedman).
 * **[|Sol-Mi (High/Low) 1st Grade Lesson] -**(Allison Friedman) A lesson with a bunch of sol-mi, introduction to staff and putting solfege on the staff, etc songs. Songs include: Rain Rain Go Away, Blank staff with infinite cloner solfege notes, Hush Little Minnie, Introduction to the Staff (with infinite cloner note), Tinker Tailor.
 * [|MalletMadness.notebook] - (Beth Jahn) This is the map I use to keep track where instruments and students should be for my Mallet Madness lessons. These lessons are based on the book Mallet Madness by Artie Almeida. The map may not be all that useful for you, but you may be able to use pieces of it to create your own or for some other purpose altogether.
 * [|Koosh Rhythm Game 1] - (Beth Jahn) This game uses rhythms from Gameplan Grade 1. Get an air-filled Koosh Ball. Kids throw the koosh ball at the screen to hit the circles and then they play or clap the rhythm that pops up on the screen. This game (a variation) was shown to me at an official Smart Board training, so it is safe for your board.
 * [|**Long & Short Sounds**] - (Allison Friedman) This is a simple introductory activity for K or 1 on Long & Short sounds. You have the students sort the different sounds into 2 categories: Long Sounds and Short Sounds.
 * [|**High & Low**] - (Allison Friedman) This is an introductory activity for K or 1 for the concept of High and Low. First page, students sort pictures of things that we might find up high and that we might find down low; then graphics for: Gingerbread Man song (Musicplay K); Autumn Leaves (Musicplay K); Star Light, Star Bright (Share the Music-K).
 * [|**I am a Pizza**] - (Allison Friedman) Graphics and lyrics for the song "I Am a Pizza" (Musicplay K)
 * **[|How Melodies Move 1] -** (Allison Friedman) What is a melody? Beginning to draw melodies and Whoopee Cushion (MusicPlay - 3) **[|needs fonts]**
 * **[|How Melodies Move 2] -** (Allison Friedman) Drawing melodic lines with 10 listening examples (included), as well as Lil Liza Jane and Donkeys Are In Love With Carrots (MusicPlay-3). For worksheet, see my other wiki's [|Worksheets] page. * [|needs fonts]
 * [|How Melodies Move 3]**--(Allison Friedman) A lesson on how melodies move: repeated notes, stepwise, skips. Also includes the song: "I Don't Care if The Rain" (Share the Music - 4) and "The Star Spangled Banner"**
 * **[|**Rockin' Recorder Method Book**] -(Allison Friedman) SMARTBoard version of my recorder book ([|http://recorder.mrsfriedmanmusic.com])**
 * **[|**Musical Spelling Words**]- (Allison Friedman)To Help With the Learning of Names of Notes**
 * **[|**Folk Songs**]-(Allison Friedman) Some folk songs that my 3rd graders will learn in the beginning of the year. The songs will also be used to find different types of rests, sing with body/instrumental accompaniment, and find B A and G. * [|needs fonts] **
 * **[|Body Percussion Pieces]** -(Allison Friedman) Some body percussion pieces from Mark Burrow's "The Body Electric 2.0" book. * [|needs fonts] **
 * [|**Engine Engine Number 9.notebook**](Tari McKee) Uses the traditiional melody and then adds more practice with so me using picture icons and finally traditional notation. The 2nd slide of each new melody will play when the train cars are touched.
 * [|**Measure_Up.notebook**] (Tari McKee) In this game teams spin the spinner to determine which note value to drag to a 4-beat measure. The team that completes exactly one measure wins.
 * [|John Brown's Baby] (Beth Jahn) - Visuals to go with the song John Brown's Baby. I use this version.
 * [|John Brown's Baby] (Beth Jahn) - Visuals to go with the song John Brown's Baby. I use this version.

Activboard Lessons

 * [|The Magic Tunnel] - drag a note name through the tunnel to see what the note actually looks like. Makes kids go "aaah!" By Martha Stanley
 * [|Heart Chart] - translated into Activstudio by Martha Stanley, based on Laurie Zentz's Heart Chart. Well, I added a little with the grids and the notes..... Do dictation, rhythm notation, etc. Drag and drop notes and/or hearts.
 * [|Jello in the Bowl] - a two-part lesson based on a familiar chant, for beginning drumming or rhythm activity for K-2. Includes a composition option and working directly with AABA and ABA forms. You could also change the words to "jelly in the bowl" since some do say the chant that way. (M. Stanley)
 * [|Fingering Chart Resource Pack] - Resource pack with blank basic fingering charts for flute, clarinet, saxophone and three-valved brass instruments. I use this to create fingering review flip charts. These are basic but you can always have students draw in additional keys!

PowerPoint Lessons/Presentations:

 * [|Vocal Exploration Pictures] -- (Allison Friedman) Some cheesy vocal exploration pictures that I had made using random clipart
 * [|D.R.U.Mlessons] --(Allison Friedman) Some songs from Jim Solomon's "D.R.U.M" book and "Hands On" (in the order of my 8 week World Music Drumming 5th grade unit). Uses MusiSync font & Rhythms font
 * [|King Treble Clef] -- A cute story that I have used to teach about the notes on the staff (usually 3rd grade -- found it on another musiced website)
 * [[image:http://mustech.pbworks.com/ficons/type_ppt.jpg link="http://mustech.pbworks.com/f/TheCoffeeSong.ppt"]] [|TheCoffeeSong.ppt] - (Beth Jahn) Based on a lesson by JoElla Hug. Includes an alto recorder ostinato. For the melody of the song go to []
 * [[image:http://mustech.pbworks.com/ficons/type_ppt.jpg link="http://mustech.pbworks.com/f/Lachen%2C+Lachen.ppt"]] [|Lachen, Lachen.ppt] - (Beth Jahn) Based on a lesson by DuPont and Hiller.
 * [[image:http://mustech.pbworks.com/ficons/type_ppt.jpg link="http://mustech.pbworks.com/f/Must+Be+Santa.ppt"]] [|Must Be Santa.ppt] (Beth Jahn)
 * [|Sorcerer's Apprentice Listening Map] -- A listening map for "Sorcerer's Apprentice" by Dukas. It automatically advances. File is a zip file containing the powerpoint, audio, and all the graphic files.

Other Music Education Links/Lessons:

 * **Collection of PowerPoint Templates of Popular Game Shows** ([]'s/March%20Mini%20T-Games/Games.htm) Great website that contains a collection of powerpoint templates of popular game shows such as: Jeopardy, Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader, etc
 * [|Music Teach Teacher - Quizzes and Games]
 * This is a huge collection of quizzes and games that cover a wide variety of music concepts. Many of the activities are interactive Flash animations appropriate for use with an interactive white board.
 * **[|Elementary Music Resources]** --(Allison Friedman) A collection of worksheets, choral accompaniments, and all of my SmartBoard files
 * [|**Rockin' Recorder**]--(Allison Friedman) The interactive website for the recorder method book I made. (password is: "salem" -- lowercase). Flash site may take a few minutes to load -- there is also an html version. You can buy a copy of the book/cd at: [] and if you have any questions you can e-mail me.