Rachel Scott will show you a number of musical games that can be used in all primary classrooms, from Early Stage One, all the way up to Stage 3 children.
These games develop all kinds of musical concepts – beat, pitch, singing, movement and motor skills, and musical appreciation – and are designed to be fun, engaging and easy to use in any classroom.
Recommended for teachers 🟩 Generalist
Recommended for teachers of learning stages ✅ K / Early Stage 1 ✅ 1-2 / Stage 1 ✅ 3-4 / Stage 2 ✅ 5-6 / Stage 3
Rachel Scott is a professional cellist and a primary school music educator who has been teaching in classrooms for over 20 years. She is currently the Education Manager of the Australian Children’s Music Foundation, a job that finds her delivering music lessons to disadvantaged children in the state, generating teaching resources, and training generalist teachers to feel more confident teaching music to their classes when she’s not there.
Rachel has developed workshops in partnership with the Australian Chamber Orchestra, the Royal Australian Navy Band and the School of the Air. She teaches in metropolitan, regional and remote schools and has also worked in behavioural schools and taught via video-link. For many years, Rachel travelled to Timor Leste, working with Mary McKillop International training local Timorese teachers to deliver music lessons for both pre-school-aged children and children in primary classes.
