Books with title Teaching children to sing

This valuable resource is designed to give elementary teachers with no formal music training all the tools they need to help their students develop an understanding of and appreciation for music. This book includes lessons, reproducible games, worksheets and puzzles. Also included is a mixed-media CD that features over 60 minutes of music and a complete PowerPoint presentation. The book follows a well-sequenced curriculum based on the National Standards for Music Education in the United States and the Ontario Curriculum for the Arts in Canada.

This book is a manual for horse riding instructors or any lay person that wishes to teach a child to ride. The book takes you from the very begining of learning to ride to a stage where the child can compete. The book is full of wonderful ideas and tips to teach the child well. Not only is it a wealth of knowledge, it also encourages lots of fun during lessons. The book is great for dipping in and out of when needing help or inspiration. A must for anyone teaching children to ride ponies.

Before they bow their heads, your children should understand how and why we talk to God. With the activities and projects in this book, your young people will not only learn about prayer--they will be challenged and motivated to a dynamic prayer life. Each book in this series contains more than 25 age-appropriate reproducible activities to help you easily teach four topics of prayer: care, commitment, praise, and thanks. With Teaching Children to Pray, you can make prayer time the most anticipated part of your class.

This is a much needed manual about teaching children to ride. It is packed full of information on teaching kids to ride and enjoy their pony. The book is written by an instructor with over thirty years experience, teaching young children to ride. The author has trained many pony club riders over the years and has taught children from novice to competition level. The book is down to earth and is written so the average, none horsey parent, can guide their child through the very first stages of their riding career. However the book still greatly benefits the professional instructor with experience behind them. There are many teaching manuals on the market today. They all look great until you get them home. Then when you sit down to read them you find there is very little information inside the book. Not so with this one, it is packed full of useful information and ideas that just keep you coming back for more.

This new edition has been revised and enlarged to give more practical ideas to develop creative learning skills. It suggests more ways to create powerful learning environments and includes new section on learning styles, accelerated learning and ways to motivate learning. It also contains new links to the National Strategies and the role of ICT as well as more ways to use Assessment for Learning.