Kodaly method

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Teaching the Kodaly method is just one of the ways to teach music. In this blog post, I'll teach how to teach with Kodaly, even if you're just starting out.

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Do re mi

So I’ve been MIA for a few weeks, and I’m sorry! If you follow my Facebook page, you know that my dad died, and immediately after, my dog had surgery. Throw in school starting, and I haven’t seen my bed nearly enough! But finally, things are settling down. So I’m back.

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Learn the Kodaly method and apply it to your practice to make it more effective! Read my post & download Rhythm Cards and Kodaly Syllables

Hi, everyone! This is Kate from Kate's Kodaly Classroom. As I have become more and more inspired by the Kodaly methodology, I have found it harder and harder to include recorder in my teaching. Often, I feel that when it comes time to teach recorder, I put everything I have been teaching "on hold" to teach a unit. The singing we have been working so hard on stops and in it's place I find myself trying to tame the squeaks and shrieks of the recorder. And yet, I feel like it is a crime to rob…