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The Elementary Music Teacher Podcast: Music Education

Education

170- How to do Centers in the Elementary Music Room

2021-09-29

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Have you wanted to bring centers into your elementary music classroom but you're just not sure how? In this episode, we'll go over simple ways you can begin doing centers with your students.

These include:

Boomwhacker melodies
Student devices
Listening activities
Using keyboards
Recorder or mallet instruments
Music games and activities

Read the blog post that goes along with this episode right here.

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