Music classroom organization

I'm joining up with one of my favorite bloggers, Aileen Miracle (Mrs. Miracle's Music Room) to blog about my favorite pins of the month...

Get ideas for how to set up a beautiful minimalist elementary music classroom that is fun and functional for you and your students.

It has taken me a while to put together a classroom tour but I am thrilled to have a week of school under my belt and my classroom set up and humming along! The most exciting part of my classroom setup this year is being able to get back to many of the things I haven't been able to do during the pandemic, but I have also added a few new tweaks to my room from my pre-pandemic setup too, so I'm excited to share those as well. First to give you a lay of the land, here's a quick video around the…

High Shoals Elementary School Music Blog, Oconee County GA, Orff Music Instruction

Today's post is a simple one: after getting several questions about my lesson objectives boards I realized I never specifically explained them anywhere on my blog! If you're looking for a simple way to post lesson objectives or "I can" statements for multiple grades, here's how I do it. This post contains affiliate link(s). This post is not sponsored. This is perhaps one of the easiest DIY projects I've ever done: I teach seven grade levels, so I went to the dollar store and got seven…

Five tips for setting up your elementary music classroom, whether you're at a new school or rearranging your classroom setup for a new year.

A cheap and easy solution for storing a large amount of recorders in a limited amount of space in your elementary music classroom.

School started this week, so I’ve been spending some time in my classroom getting ready for the new year. I decided to completely redo...