Organizing a Music Classroom

I don't know about you, but I really appreciate having an organized classroom. It just seems to help my teaching. Here are pictures of my classroom:
Baskets and plastic containers are a great way to keep classroom instruments organized.
I definitely have to have lesson plans prepared a week in advance, and my curriculum pacing guide handy. I like to be well prepared.
If you need some fresh ideas for curriculum planning or lesson plans, then check this out: Click Here
Here for the Interactive Notebook.
Click Here for the Pacing Guide.

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  1. Miss Monica at I Heart Grade 3October 1, 2015 at 6:04 PM

    Thank you for coming to visit and joining my linky party. It's great to have you join in the fun!

    Thanks for taking me on a tour of your classroom. My school does not have a music program so it is very interesting to see how a music classroom is set up.

    Monica

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