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Click any of the videos below to see archived versions of Facebook LIVE videos that I’ve done.  I’ve covered a variety of topics but if there’s something you’d really like to hear me talk more about, shoot me an email with your idea.  My email address is MakeMomentsMatter@gmail.com

I'm showing how I use puppets to teach the four voices: speaking, whisper, singing, and shouting voice. Yes... I will be using my nerdy puppet voices in this video.
Talking about Fingerplays and two of my favorites: Open Shut Them and Thumbkin!
Peter and the Wolf! I'm sharing how I teach Peter and the Wolf, some tips & tricks, and my favorite resources.
Scarves, xylophones, and a stretchy band down by the sea! Learn how I use Lynn Kleiner’s Music Rhapsody song “The Waves” for exploration and lots of fun!
Learn about ``Fish Fish Little Fish,`` a Song for Kindergarten with links to solfege, movement, poetry, notation, and more!
In this video I'm talking about my process for ``There Was An Old Lady Who...`` some supplemental resources, and strategies I use to encourage critical thinking.
I'm talking about strategic music classroom decoration, vocabulary, classroom management and some things that have worked for me.
I'm going to share about my most recent concert based on the book What Do You Do With An Idea? I'll be talking through the creation process, the songs/resources I used, and some things I learned along the way.
I'm talking about my most recent concert called ``Space Invaders!`` Join me to learn about the songs, story, concert extras, and costumes!
I'm talking about recorder centers! I'll share the process I use to teach the centers and some tips and tricks.
I'm talking about recorder improvisation and teaching question and answer.
Recorder Karate! I'll talk about what works, how to include RK into your current curriculum, tips/tricks, and how I test students.
I'm talking about mallets, instrument procedure, changing xylophone bars, tips, tricks, and a lot more!
Instrument exploration with nursery rhymes! Join in to see how I teach “Jack & Jill” with xylophones.
Join me as I talk about the nursery rhyme “Jack be Nimble, Jack be Quick” and how I use the poem for instrument exploration and rhythm stick practice with Kindergarten!

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