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This was created with boomwhackers in mind, but you could play it with any diatonic instrument (piano, xylos, handbells, etc.)Just a Note: I never differenti...

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Free PDF Downloadable Sheet Music with Boomwhackers® Colors. Play-along with Boomwhackers®, Deskbells, Handbells, Xylophone, Glockenspiel and more…

I love using Boomwhackers in my elementary music classes! Not only are they fun and accessible for even the youngest students to play, but they are a really helpful tool for exploring some key musical concepts that make them useful well into the upper grades. Today I want to share some of my favorite ways to use Boomwhackers in the elementary general music classroom. 1. Melodic composition Boomwhackers are a great tool for melodic composition in elementary music because students can use the…

If you love boomwhackers, then you need to see these videos! Plastik Music is a musical group that takes famous songs and arranges them for boomwhackers and a variety of other found/converted/created instruments. Here’s a quick blurb from their website: “From Mozart to Motown, Plastic Musik puts a RADICAL twist […]

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In 5th grade we are still getting ready for Recorder Karate! (see previous post on Treble Clef Centers) Today in 3rd -5th grade we started the class with a Boomwacker activity! I love the boomwackers and am always trying to find fun new ways to use them. I found this slide on Mimio Connect that had Twinkle Twinkle Little Star color-coded for the boomwackers. Here it is, but the class had already assigned the hand-signs. We use John Armstrong's chart (you can see it written in black to the…