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SMARTBoard Musical Listening Adventure: SQUILT 2

SQUILT 2 Here is a new SMARTBoard Musical listening adventure for elementary music students.   In this activity, SQUILT stands for  Super Qurazzy Un-Interrupted Listening Time   I can’t really say that this activity will be Quiet… I like to have fun and this activity is really a musical listening adventure. It is serious fun!       Starburst Links: Each star-burst is linked to a different listening activity. There are enough linked pages for a class of 20 and several pages have multiple choices, so it is possible to accommodate even more children that way.   Here are a few of the listening activities in this file: Listen for location music – Mexico Listen for meter of 3 Listen for meter of 4 Arrange examples in tempo order: Largo- Moderato – Presto Listen for music that matches food items Listen for music written during grandparent’s time vs popular tunes Listen and tell the story of the music – scary dream Listen and identify music for “date night” – orchestra Listen for music identifying commercials and TV shows Listen and move to musical styles Lesson flow: There are links to each page and back to the home page for seamless lesson flow. On most pages, there is a funny comment hidden in the choices. The kids love this and can’t wait to hit the jackpot!  This would be a great lesson for a music sub… if you dare miss the fun!! Download SQUILT 2 SMARTNotebook file below. Let me know how you and your students like it!    

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Listening Activity

Listening Activity “Thunder & Lightning” Polka Drawing “Thunder & Lightning” Polka Drawing Cherie Herring • February 12, 2014 • Listening Activity • 2 Comments What fun we had with “Thunder & Lightning” Polka Drawing. We learned that composers sometimes wrote music to make us feel a certain way or imagine something in our minds. Without knowing the title beforehand, the Read More » SMARTBoard Musical Listening Adventure: SQUILT 2 SMARTBoard Musical Listening Adventure: SQUILT 2 Cherie Herring • September 9, 2012 • Listening Activity, SMART Notebook Music Lesson • 3 Comments Here is a new SMARTBoard Musical listening adventure for elementary music students.  In this activity, SQUILT stands for  Super  Qurazzy  UnInterrupted  Listening  Time   I can’t really say that this Read More »

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Hugs

Hugs The Gift of Today – Lesson in Gratefulness The Gift of Today – Lesson in Gratefulness Cherie Herring • December 1, 2012 • Hugs, Leadership, Videos • 1 Comment Gratefulness = grateful living. This video, featuring Brother David, a highly respected Benedictine monk, is a BLESSING to all those with “eyes to see and ears to hear.” Look, listen Read More » Teachers: Thanks for Teaching Us Teachers: Thanks for Teaching Us Cherie Herring • November 20, 2012 • Hugs • 1 Comment Thanks for Teaching us! We had a special gathering at our school this morning and surprised our teachers with a song: “Thanks for Teaching Us.” Thanksgiving wouldn’t be complete without Read More » Happy Thoughts from AQ Cherie Herring • October 29, 2012 • Hugs • No Comments SQUILT 2  – Ok, I LOVE this! Thank you so much for sharing!!! So creative and engaging – the kids will love it! 🙂 Read More » Hug from NJ Cherie Herring • October 27, 2012 • Hugs • No Comments I love your website! You’re doing really great things with your students! I teach Pre-k to 5th grade music – L. from NJ. Read More » Hug from TX Cherie Herring • October 27, 2012 • Hugs • No Comments   I am feeling very spoiled and loving it right now. Thank you for the incredible activities and resources! Read More » Amy Cuddy: Your Body Language Shapes Who You Are Amy Cuddy: Your Body Language Shapes Who You Are Cherie Herring • October 7, 2012 • Hugs, Leadership • No Comments WOW! What an inspiration Amy Cuddy’s talk is to me!  I remember the advice I received years ago from a friend of mine in high-power sales. When I asked how she Read More » 1 2 Next »

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SMARTBoard and iPad Resources

SMARTBoard and iPad Resources https://youtu.be/ly1IzpbTPQQhttps://youtu.be/QeE6BiKw3Uo This is a partial list of SMART Notebook and iPad files found on my blog. The titles are linked either to the original post or Teachers Pay Teachers. Recorder Blog Posts Recorder Minute Clinic A Magical Recorder Lesson Flipping the Recorder Classroom Flipping the Recorder Class/email Oops! I Flipped Recorder Class Student -Created Repair Black Belt: Mastered in the 12rth Format Factory Composer Blog Posts App Smashing Debussy Project Flat Handel and the Mystery Tent Flat Handel Part Two Handel and the Curious Boys Handel: Empathy and a Quill Sabre Dance Musette in D for BW Polka Drawing Rossini William Tell Activity Seasonal Blog Posts October Musical Freebies Dynamic Scary Story Interactive Holiday activities Valentine Musical Intervals Pumpkin Beat Bundle Pumpkin Patch Solfa 3 Musical Activities for Elf-ry ONe Valentine Rhythms SMARTboard Pumpkin Stew Christmas Eve Sarajevo Sleigh Ride Flashlight Video Misc Blog Posts Chladni Patterns Stop Motion Animation – Staff Stop Motion Animation- Math Magic Pen Commercial Jingle Project Characters with Character My Musical Heritage Project Music Room Storage Ideas Musical Fortune Teller 2014 Global SEE Summit Monster Musicians AR Activity Format Factory Music Room Setup: Ceiling Thank you for Teaching us The Best Leader Disrupt The System How to Reduce/Rotate Videos Musical Apron Lesson in Gratefulness Rhythm vs Steady Beat Green Screen Tempos Stop Motion Lip Sync SMARTNotebook Activities Posts 20 Musical Challenges 2nd Gr Hire the Orchestra Soda Can Rhythm Magic Pen Music Choice Boards Music Choice Boards Prek-K SQUILT 1 Listening Adventure SQUILT Listening Adventure 2 4/4 Shuffle Musical Spelling BEE SSB Resources SSB Star QUEST 18 Musical Adventures Bought Me a Cat Critter Rhythms SB Substitute Lesson 23 SMARTBoard Activities 18 SMARTBoard activities Koosh Ball Challenge Popcorn Koosh Review Kitty Cat Adventure NB file I Have 4 Voices Letter B Activities Listening Adventure 201 Letter A Week Nutty Listening Activities Fast/Slow Snail Mouse Letter E Week Letter J Week Letter S Week Space Jam Week Stop and Go Kindergarten Up and Down Week Near and Far Week Alphabet Group Lesson 1 AA PreK Group Lesson March Steady Beat Lesson

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Hugs and Happy Thoughts

Hugs and Happy Thoughts I’m experiencing the most amazing thing in my life right now. With the encouragement of fellow tweeters, I started this blog to reach out for like-minded music teachers… people just like me…. struggling to incorporate all this new technology into my music classroom. Amazingly, just by sharing ideas, a whole new world of friends has joined my PLN – Personal Learning Network. When I blog, I don’t feel alone anymore! Thank you all for the kind words about my blogposts and lessons. I am very grateful to have you in the balcony of my life cheering me on! – D Thank you so much for the amazing ideas with Aurasma. I just checked it out for the first time this weekend and now I have changed my entire classroom into interactive bulletin boards! I have one for Afro Cuban music with each of the instruments coming to life. And I’m making another for each of the students progress on their violins. Thanks so much! – A Cherie, I ran across a lesson you posted in how you use Aurasma with recorders. I wanted to say thank you to inspiring me! I wrote a grant using Aurasma as my technology piece with art and music tied in! The results were astounding! I wish I could send you the picture of the finished product! Keep being amazing! – C I’m so inspired by this and will begin integrating the interactive boards in to my elementary curriculum this summer. Thank you for the amazing ideas and sharing. Looking forward to joing you soon and sharing some fun boards and students crazy excited about learning  – S Cherie,What struck me the most was how this transferred ownership of the content to the students. The boy who commented that he liked working with his friends and liked to make up the lines and pick what they were doing, as opposed to the teachers deciding, really resonated with me! Thanks for posting this. Amazing work! – C Thank you so much for sharing your fantastic ideas for a better functioning music room. I have been re-vamping my room looking for better ideas for a long time. Current storage looks much like your pre-door hanging photos. Those are a complete inspiration! Bravo for also making a terrific self-learner music classroom. Must connect more. – K Cherie, I would LOVE to get my hands on this recorder repair shop resource you have written about. Man, I wished I would’ve seen this blog post earlier. What a fantastic idea!! Thanks for being willing to share your fabulous ideas and resource! – E Hi Cherie, I have been meaning to email you for weeks now.  Do you have any idea how thrilled I was to actually pay for some of your brilliant ideas?  It was the best money I had spent in a while….minus that delicious blueberry yogurt shake I had to have!  Way to go, good for you!  Thanks for the constant inspiration – J You just cannot imagine what your ideas have done for my music classroom! I love visiting your blog and appreciate every ounce fo hard work you put into what you do! Hi Cherie, I can’t tell you how inspired I have been since finding your site.  I have started the flipped recorder class and the kids who have tried it are hooked.  Now I want to get other students keen to try it so I’m going to add the Wall of Fame. Cherie,  my kids absolutely love the Solfege listening activity! I used it as an informal assessment, I meant to write when we did it but this reminded me. Thank you for ALL of the awesome things you share. – N I love getting your blog and reading about all of the ways you use technology in your classroom.  I have shared your website with my colleagues and used many of your ideas.  Thank you so much for sharing. I appreciate your generosity so much.Love your Smart Board activities. They’re all things I WANT to create but never find the time to (at least haven’t risen to the top of the priority list…) Thank you for sharing! Cherie, I LOVE your blog! I taught music years ago and LOVED it, then I wound up going into another field of education for many years, and recently retired….but was just re-hired in a part-time elem. music position and am SO EXCITED ……and somewhat frightened! Anyway, your ideas are wonderful and have really helped to put me at ease!! THANK YOU!! KB Mrs. Herring, First of all I want to thank you for all the work you do in creating your SmartBoard lessons and activities. I also want to thank you for your generous spirit. I have used all of the items you have posted to SmartExchange and your blog. You have saved me so much time. Your ability to create professional quality lessons and activities can not be matched. I really appreciate you a lot! I am wanting to download your latest posts from your blog, but my school district does not allow me to download items from dropbox. Is there anyway you could email them? Thank you soooo much!! – A Thank you so much for sharing all of your ideas today in the ipad sharing seminar. You’re amazing. I look forward to following your blog and sharing with our music teacher! – D First let me say THANK YOU!!! I recently got a smartboard and spent many weeks stressed over it, BUT your blog has helped so much!! – E How awesome are you!? I love this site! I’ve been making a ton of Smartboard stuff, and sometimes run out of ideas. Thanks for sharing! Also, thank you for not making me reinvent the wheel. When I have time, I’d love to be able to put my homemade things on a blog. Maybe someday I can repay your generosity.  – P Cherie you are so generous & amazing! I am incredibly impressed with the quality & quantity of your work! I just got

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I’m experiencing the most amazing thing in my life right now. With the encouragement of fellow tweeters, I started this blog to reach out for like-minded music teachers… people just like me…. struggling to incorporate all this new technology into my music classroom. Amazingly, just by sharing ideas, a whole new world of friends has joined my PLN – Personal Learning Network. When I blog, I don’t feel alone anymore! Thank you all for the kind words about my blogposts and lessons. I am very grateful to have you in the balcony of my life cheering me on! – D Thank you so much for the amazing ideas with Aurasma. I just checked it out for the first time this weekend and now I have changed my entire classroom into interactive bulletin boards! I have one for Afro Cuban music with each of the instruments coming to life. And I’m making another for each of the students progress on their violins. Thanks so much! – A Cherie, I ran across a lesson you posted in how you use Aurasma with recorders. I wanted to say thank you to inspiring me! I wrote a grant using Aurasma as my technology piece with art and music tied in! The results were astounding! I wish I could send you the picture of the finished product! Keep being amazing! – C I’m so inspired by this and will begin integrating the interactive boards in to my elementary curriculum this summer. Thank you for the amazing ideas and sharing. Looking forward to joing you soon and sharing some fun boards and students crazy excited about learning 😀 – S Cherie,What struck me the most was how this transferred ownership of the content to the students. The boy who commented that he liked working with his friends and liked to make up the lines and pick what they were doing, as opposed to the teachers deciding, really resonated with me! Thanks for posting this. Amazing work! – C Thank you so much for sharing your fantastic ideas for a better functioning music room. I have been re-vamping my room looking for better ideas for a long time. Current storage looks much like your pre-door hanging photos. Those are a complete inspiration! Bravo for also making a terrific self-learner music classroom. Must connect more. – K Cherie, I would LOVE to get my hands on this recorder repair shop resource you have written about. Man, I wished I would’ve seen this blog post earlier. What a fantastic idea!! Thanks for being willing to share your fabulous ideas and resource! – E Hi Cherie, I have been meaning to email you for weeks now.  Do you have any idea how thrilled I was to actually pay for some of your brilliant ideas?  It was the best money I had spent in a while….minus that delicious blueberry yogurt shake I had to have!  Way to go, good for you!  Thanks for the constant inspiration – J You just cannot imagine what your ideas have done for my music classroom! I love visiting your blog and appreciate every ounce fo hard work you put into what you do! Hi Cherie, I can’t tell you how inspired I have been since finding your site.  I have started the flipped recorder class and the kids who have tried it are hooked.  Now I want to get other students keen to try it so I’m going to add the Wall of Fame. Cherie,  my kids absolutely love the Solfege listening activity! I used it as an informal assessment, I meant to write when we did it but this reminded me. Thank you for ALL of the awesome things you share. – N I love getting your blog and reading about all of the ways you use technology in your classroom.  I have shared your website with my colleagues and used many of your ideas.  Thank you so much for sharing. I appreciate your generosity so much.Love your Smart Board activities. They’re all things I WANT to create but never find the time to (at least haven’t risen to the top of the priority list…) Thank you for sharing! Cherie, I LOVE your blog! I taught music years ago and LOVED it, then I wound up going into another field of education for many years, and recently retired….but was just re-hired in a part-time elem. music position and am SO EXCITED ……and somewhat frightened! Anyway, your ideas are wonderful and have really helped to put me at ease!! THANK YOU!! KB Mrs. Herring, First of all I want to thank you for all the work you do in creating your SmartBoard lessons and activities. I also want to thank you for your generous spirit. I have used all of the items you have posted to SmartExchange and your blog. You have saved me so much time. Your ability to create professional quality lessons and activities can not be matched. I really appreciate you a lot! I am wanting to download your latest posts from your blog, but my school district does not allow me to download items from dropbox. Is there anyway you could email them? Thank you soooo much!! – A Thank you so much for sharing all of your ideas today in the ipad sharing seminar. You’re amazing. I look forward to following your blog and sharing with our music teacher! – D First let me say THANK YOU!!! I recently got a smartboard and spent many weeks stressed over it, BUT your blog has helped so much!! – E How awesome are you!? I love this site! I’ve been making a ton of Smartboard stuff, and sometimes run out of ideas. Thanks for sharing! Also, thank you for not making me reinvent the wheel. When I have time, I’d love to be able to put my homemade things on a blog. Maybe someday I can repay your generosity. 🙂 – P Cherie you are so generous & amazing! I am incredibly impressed with the quality & quantity of your work! I just got ONE

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