This timely, pre-recorded webinar features right-now lessons for supporting teachers and students in musical co-creation within a diversity of settings. Together we use the folk song Michael Finnegan as a springboard for music and movement learning activities that explore possibilities for active music making and creating today. This webinar includes

• singing activities for those who are distance learning and/or are in environments where singing is deemed safe,
• bucket drumming,
• self-space safe movement,
• rhythmic composition that can be done in-person, distance, or hybrid,
• pool noodle play,
• a simple finger-picking ukulele lesson,
• and layered speech ostinati to remind you to be gentle with yourself, that could serve as inspiration for a lesson with your students.

Whoa! That’s a lot in an hour!

You will receive:

• Access to pre-recorded video of the webinar

• PDF handouts with scores

• Copy of Google Slides presentation

• Short demonstration videos to use in your teaching

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email that will include directions to access the recording and downloadable materials.

A certificate of completion can be provided to participants who request one for 1.5 professional development hours.

Please reach out to our team at [email protected] with any questions.

With all best wishes,

Your friends at Teaching With Orff