Teaching Solfege And Melody Cards Using Body Signs: William C Doublestein
William C Doublestein is an elementary school general music teacher from Zionsville, IN. He created this Melody Cards PowerPoint lesson to teach kids to read music using Solfege hand and body signs. To download a copy of this PowerPoint follow the links below. This TPT lesson is especially suited to elementary and middle school general music and choir. Melody Cards PowerPoint: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/P… Rhythm and Melody Card bundle: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/P… Best of the Best bundle (including Melody Cards, Rhythm Cards, and Composition Project): https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/P… For more great resources from Teachers Pay Teachers, follow this link: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/S… Thank you so much for subscribing to Bow Tie Music! YouTube.com/BowTieMusic?sub_confirmat…
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William C Doublestein is an elementary school general music teacher from Zionsville, IN. He created this Melody Cards PowerPoint lesson to teach kids to read music using Solfege hand and body signs. To download a copy of this PowerPoint follow the links below. This TPT lesson is especially suited to elementary and middle school general music and choir. All Melody Cards Teachers Pay Teachers resources (including bundles) are 20% off for the first four days after this video is published.
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