WEBINAR RECORDING
 When teaching music literacy in our general music classes, some children get it right away, some memorize F A C E & E G B D F but a ledger makes their brain explode, and some seem completely confused from start to finish. Why is this so hard for them to understand? In this webinar LeslieAnne Bird will take you through the preliminary steps to prepare your tiny musicians long before you jump into naming the lines and spaces to develop deep understanding of how the music staff works.
You will leave this workshop with concrete activities and steps you can take to build skill and understanding of the music staff.
After registering, the webinar recording and downloadable materials will be added to your online library in the days following the live event.
Upon completion, you may request a certificate of completion for 1.5 hours of professional development by emailing our team at [email protected]. All states and school districts are different, so please check your organizations’ requirements for continuing education.
"These are wonderfully helpful literacy strategies you shared today; THANK YOU for demystifying the literacy process for students!"
Charlotte
Music Educator
LeslieAnne Bird is a music and movement educator at Stonebrook-White Montessori, in the Cleveland Metropolitan School District in Cleveland, Ohio. She teaches general music to children aged three to grade three and is an adjunct Professor at Cleveland State University. LeslieAnne is an international presenter. She has served as vice president and membership chair for the Greater Cleveland Orff Chapter and is currently serving as the content curator for the Teaching With Orff community. In addition, she is the owner and CEO of Three Little Birds Music Education Services LLC where she offers teacher training, coaching and musical experiences for children and adults.
The Problem With Music Literacy
Why Is It So Hard?
$20
one time payment
The workshop recording and downloadable materials will be added to your online library.
Upon completion, you may request a certificate of completion for 1.5 hours of professional development by emailing our team at [email protected]Â
"It was immensely helpful, clear, and creative! I appreciate your programming a lot -- thank you !!"
