Gobble Up the Music - November Activities for the Elementary Music Classroom - Ep37

In this lively episode of the Happy Music Teacher Podcast, I delve into the wonderful world of elementary music education and discover the magic that unfolds when you infuse a healthy dose of silliness and fun into your classroom. As an elementary music teacher, finding creative ways to engage your students while making your own life easier can be rewarding but also a challenge.

As November sets in, I'm all about embracing the spirit of the season, and this episode is no exception. I've got a delightful array of November-themed music activities that will add a touch of autumn magic to your classroom. From storybook lessons featuring The Great Turkey Race by Steve Metzger, I Know an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Pie by Alison Jackson, One Little Two Little Three Little Pilgrims by B.G. Hennessy, and Turkey Lurkey by Mr. Henry, to a special Native American Heritage Month activity using beautiful, Cherokee Morning Song, you'll have so MANY engaging and options at your fingertips.

As you dive into these exciting November activities, you'll discover the power of music in connecting students with the essence of the season, whether it's the anticipation of Thanksgiving, the rich tapestry of Native American heritage, or the simple joys of autumn. Each activity is designed to not only teach music skills but also instill a sense of wonder and curiosity in your young learners.

By combining the power of playfulness, musical exploration, and seasonal themes, this episode equips you with the perfect toolkit to create a vibrant and enriching musical environment for your elementary students this month. Join me on this journey to make November a month of joyful learning and memorable music making!

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What we talked about:

The Cherokee Morning Song on YouTube

Turkey Lurkey Game - Free version on YouTube

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