Recorder karate

So, I have seen a TON of good ideas on Pinterest for Recorder Karate. So, I thought to myself, why not compile them all in one place? :) ...

Recorder Karate Program

Recorder karate

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Music teachers, if you’re like me – you have to teach recorders at some point in your curriculum. It takes a lot of time and patience, but it can be a wonderful learning experience for students. As many of us, I use Music K-8‘s Recorder Karate framework for music learning. The premise behind the book […]

Each Spring, 5th graders have the privilege of participating in the "Recorder Karate" program. It is one of my favorite units to teach because the students love it so much! Recorder Karate is a motivational recorder program that will encourage students to learn to play the soprano recorder with good technique while allowing them to work at their own pace and be rewarded for their hard work. They will receive a packet of music that has 9 pieces that are increasing in difficulty. Each week we…

Welcome back to Teacher Tuesday! Earlier this year I shared my current system for organizing and storing the students' sheet music for the Recorder Karate program. I've included the link to that post at the end of this one so you can read more about it if you're interested. Today's post is about my new recorder belt storage solution! Last year I started using loom bands as my "belts" and it was the best.decision.ever. No more cutting little pieces of yarn, no more tying things onto hundreds…

MZE3101: Recorder Rubric - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. The document describes a rubric for evaluating recorder playing skills, including hand and finger positions, posture, note attack, intonation, tone, melody, rhythm, and musicianship.

Recorder Karate Progress! I have nearly 120 students per grade level so displays of each student name doesn't work for me. Plus when I tried my first year, the kids were negatively competitive with each other outside my room (oh you're ONLY at white belt!?) despite my best efforts. So here's my solution! The kids work together to fill up their class recorder for each color. Makes it more of an accomplishment for the group.

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Teaching Recorder: Top Tips. Organized Chaos. Compilation of all of the best ideas and tips for teaching recorder. Tips for getting a recorder program started, which instruments to buy, organization tips, teaching strategies, lesson plans, and more.

How many of you readers out there have ever heard of Recorder Karate? Pretty much everyone, I would assume, but just in case you’ve never heard of this awesome recorder method, the basic gist is that there are belts representing different levels of difficulty, much like in actual karate. Students work their way through increasingly […]

Recorder Karate Flags to track and celebrate student progress. FREE download.

Printable sheet music for recorder karate.

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I was working on this post before the craziness of the end-of-the-year began and realized I never finished! Even though we have been on Summer break for awhile now (woohooo!), I thought I'd go ahead and tell you a little bit about our 5th grade recorder program. Each Spring, 5th graders have the privilege of participating in the "Recorder Karate" program. It is one of my favorite units to teach because the students love it so much! Recorder Karate is a motivational recorder program that…

I flipped the Elementary Recorder class ...teaching elementary recorder class w/technology ..resulting progress of students could not be more profound ...

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