Movin’ and Groovin’ in the Elementary General Music Classroom – July 30, 2019

May 7, 2019 By lfellenz

Workshop attendees will:

Learn assessment strategies
Learn new concert programming tools
Learn music and movement ideas to use in the elementary music classroom

Movement includes: Small group created dances; creative movement; using children’s literature as a springboard to create movement; Folk Dances

Date & Time: Tuesday, July 30, 2019 – 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Location: Wisconsin Center for Music Education

Instructors: Mary Lea Clark & Sam Cruz

MARY LEA CLARK

Retired music specialist: Mequon-Thiensville School District
BA: UW-Oshkosh
MA in Education: Mount Mary College
Beatrice M. Haggerty Scholarship
Gunild Keetman Assistance Fund Scholarship
Past President: Greater Milwaukee Orff Dimensions
Local Conference Chair: 2009 AOSA Professional Development Conference
Levels I-III Orff Certification Presented Orff workshops in Southeastern Wisconsin and at WMEA Members of AOSA

SAM CRUZ

K4-5 music specialist: Whitefish Bay School District
B.F.A. in Music Education: UW-Milwaukee
M.A. in Education: Mount Mary College
Civic Music Association “General Music Teacher of the Year”
Kohl Education Fellowship
National Board Certification in Music: Early/Middle Childhood
Levels I-III Orff Certification Presented Orff workshops in Southeastern Wisconsin and at WMEA Members of AOSA

Registration

Pre-registration is required 10 business days before workshop:
- Member* $75
- Non-Member $100
- Collegiate FREE

Register Online
Print Registration Form (pdf)

*Discounted rate available for members of WMEA, NAfME or staff in WSMA member schools.

Questions?
Contact Darin Menk
800-589-9762, 608-850-3566 (Madison area)

Re/sound: Songs of Wisconsin

In a state-wide survey and listening sessions with music educators, we learned about the need for current, authentic, culturally diverse resources, as well as support in teaching with and about music from different cultures. This multimedia collection for general music programs serving grades 4-8 includes video interviews with Wisconsin musicians, performances, audio files, and educator engagement guides designed to help activate the media with learners.