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At conference I was asked if I had a game that taught stem placement. I don't have a game but I do have a teaching aid that was given to me by Wendy Guimont (
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Warm Summer Greetings from BC, Traveling from one music conference in California to another one in Banff, Alberta made for an awesome July. One conference left me inspired to teach improvisation to
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Colleen Francis was an inspiring seminar presenter at the Banff conference. She encouraged us to all stay in contact with our students throughout the summer. One way she suggested was to send
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Even though summer is a time for kicking back and enjoying the well deserved rest that comes from a busy teaching year, in the back of our minds registration for the fall is always lurking around.
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A wonderful Sunny Day to you and a warm welcome to all the new MYC teachers who have completed their training this spring. MYC is a great program. There is a lot to learn in your first year but don
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My gift to you
Here is an easy teaching aid to help reinforce stem placement.
Print off and laminate. Use dry erase markers or wikki stix to mark which way the stems go on notes.
Remember you can dive and paddle (have d's and p shapped notes) BUT you...
Here's a great idea given to me by Lisa Woodiwiss. Print off a class set of the Wikki Stix...
Create a class set of these cards for your students or a set for each student to practice learning where the notes go in the Treble Clef and Bass Clef.
