Resources for Bowland Book

       

Welcome to the resources page for BOWLAND.

Here you'll find all the props that are recommended throughout the book. These props will help you make your teaching much more fun and engaging, and will bring about wonderful results with your students. 

I've used the props to introduce multi-sensory learning, and to help reinforce the skills I want my students to accomplish, and as a byproduct, I've made my teaching more lively and colorful! 

Use the bells to teach The Doorbell Song, use mouse ears to teach Eek's Concerto, change Tata's name to match the name of the student's grandpa, make the weasel pop like Jack in the Box, wear jester hats to play The Bouffons, and so much more! 

              

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LOLLIPOP DRUM

This Lollipop Drum is a kid's favorite! It has a great sound and its use is very versatile. Movement activities, rhythm activities, imitation activities will all be more fun with this drum!

LOVE THIS LOLLIPOP!

RHYTHM DRUM

Beautiful and colorful drum, not just to bring some color into the classroom but to use for movement and rhythm activities while hearing it's resonant sound. Kids can take turns playing this drum!

COLORFUL ACTIVITIES

POINTER

No need to point with your hand anymore. Use this fun pointer to show the rhythms, the notes, to mark the beat, to choose students, to conduct, and to point at anything else you can think of! Let the students point too!

HAVE FUN POINTING

MUSICAL BELLS

Facilitate the discovery of the notes to all open string pieces with these fantastic bells. Our book Bowland from the Puppets for Strings Violin Series has 14 pieces using these bells to teach violin to your beginner students! Colors don't match the Puppets for Strings colors? No problem! Just use tempera paint and ready!

I WANT THESE BELLS!

FOAM DICE

There's nothing more fun than throwing these giant dice around, and since they're made out of foam, nobody gets hurt! Students will happily repeat a skill if they're allowed to throw the dice and see how many repetitions they get.

PERFECT FOR THROWING!

DICE IN DICE

Need more than just 6 repetitions? Use these dice in dice to rank up the practicing of a skill, and in turn, have your student practice some math skills when adding up the numbers!

YEAH! MORE REPETITIONS!

FINGER PUPPETS

These cute finger puppets are perfect for singing "The Fingers Song." The student will have a multi-sensory way of learning the finger numbers and will recognize which finger is which, while choosing from an assortment of animals.

PERFECT FOR FINGER NUMBERS

ARGENTINE FLAGS

These are fun flags for teaching music from different countries. Students can use them to identify songs that are in Spanish, especially from Argentina. Our "Open String Tango" from the Bowland Book is perfect for this activity. Use these flags as the beat cards or as models for flags from other Latin American countries.

TEACHING WORLD MUSIC

BOUFFON HAT

Are your students playing a funny song? Or can they transform a song into a silly bouffon act? Choose a soloist that gets to wear this stuffed plush jester hat while performing a funny act. I bet that all students will want to be soloists now. Don't have a song for this? No problem! Check out "The Bouffons" in our Bowland Book.

THIS IS MULTI-SENSORY TEACHING!

HIDE & SEEK PUPPET

These are perfect friends to help you teach music without having to use words. Imagine how much fun you can have teaching the elements of music by using these Pop Up Puppets. Out of the cone or inside the cone?

POP & HIDE DYNAMICS

ORGANIZER CONTAINER

Need a place to keep all the trinkets you use for your teaching? This is the ideal box to keep all those little treasures together, especially when you need them readily available to teach the smaller ones.

THIS WORKS FOR MY MAGIC BOX!

RHINESTONE GEMS

Bring in some magic into your teaching! These can be collectibles for counting the repetitions, or can be the gifts that the "violin fairy" brings to each student. They can be placed in a jar to count the practice days and see who collects the most.

I LOVE THE GEMS

GLITTER WAND

Add more magic wonder into your teaching by using this sparkling wand. The glitter inside is perfect for practicing a correct bow hold. Can you guess how? Your students get to hold the wand with their best bow hold until all the sparkles have descended.

MAGIC BOW HOLD

GO FISHING GAME

Don't just choose the next activity or just tell your students what to do. Take them fishing! Whatever they catch determines what the next activity should be! Include your students in deciding what activities should be included in the fishing trip.

NEXT ACTIVITY HELPER

CHOPSTICKS

These training chopsticks don't just work for food, but they're ideal to strengthen the pinky and the bow hold fingers. Hold it like a bow and squish the sides together and then let them go. Repeat several times. Can they add a rhythm to the squish?

GREAT FOR PINKY WORK

HEART CLOTHESPINS

Want a fun way to count repetitions? Fill up your student's jacket with these cute clothespins to count all the repetitions that have been done! The funnest part is taking them off once you've finished.

counting with hearts

EGG SHAKERS

Looking to fix your student's vibrato? Use these egg shakers to practice the wrist and/or arm motion needed for an excellent even vibrato. The shaking must be even for an even vibrato motion!

PRACTICING VIBRATO

RHYTHM STICKS

Whether sitting in a circle or walking around the room, playing these rhythm sticks to figure out the rhythm or the beat to the different pieces will allow students to experience learning music in fun multi-sensory ways.

I LOVE THESE STICKS

PIANO HORN

I must say that this was one of the most fun instruments that my daughter ever had. Even the adults in the house couldn't resist playing it! Incredibly simple to produce a sound and to figure out notes by pressing the different keys. Give it a try!

ONE OF THE FAVORITES

ALPHABET & NUMBERS FOAM MAT

The best learning rug I've had! My daughter and I spent endless play times not just learning the alphabet and the numbers, but applying it to music. Some activities can be to build the musical scale, to stand or jump on the different notes, to find the missing note, and so many more! You'll love this mat!

LEARNING THE MUSICAL ALPHABET

ALPHABET TRUCK

What child doesn't love legos? Using a toy to teach is one of the best assets for a teacher. Play games building the musical scale up and down, placing the blocks in different parts of the room to be gathered in order, hide a block and discover which one is missing. Like these ideas?

BUILD THE MUSICAL ALPHABET

LEGO BRICKS ASSORTED COLORS

Use the love of legos to help your students understand how the musical scale works going up by steps and coming down by steps. Have them build a staircase and then practice the musical alphabet!

BUILDING THE SCALES

RHYTHM CARDS

Use these rhythm cards to play games, especially in group classes. Each student holds a rhythm and when you clap their rhythm, the corresponding student claps it back. Also teach about the measures by organizing the cards into groups.

TEACHING RHYTHMS

VIOLIN FINGERING TAPE

Fingermarkers work! I'm a firm believer that there's an important result that happens when the visual and the auditory components of learning are connected. Not only does the child see and feel the correct placement, but hears what it's supposed to sound like.

YES FOR FINGER MARKERS

WITTNER VIOLIN CHINREST

This Wittner chinrest can be a savior for most of those students that complain about discomfort when holding the violin. Its non-allergenic quality, its wider surface, and its smooth shape doesn't cause soreness in the jaw area. It also comes with its own screwdriver to install it easily onto the violin.

CHAMPION CHINREST

PINKY TEACHING AID

Use this pinky helper to get your student to place the pinky on top of the bow towards the inner side of the wood. It will help to remind the student to keep the finger curved, and will prevent the fingers from climbing up the bow.

PINKY HELPER

PINKY PADS

Another way to help the student place the pinky in the correct place is to use these pinky pads. They stick to the bow easily and since they aren't bulky, they work as a gentle reminder of what the pinky feels like on the bow when the pinky pad is not being used.

PINKY PADS HELP

BROOMSTICK HORSE

Multisensory learning is the best way to learn for a child. Using props to make concepts clearer can create a world of difference for a child. Imagine teaching the quarter note, the eighth notes, and the sixteenth notes. What better prop to use than a horse that can walk, trot, and gallop to represent these rhythms.

MULTISENSORY TEACHING

BUTTERFLY SHAPE CUTTER

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CASTANETS

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COWBOY HAT

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DOGGIE EARS

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ELECTRICAL TAPE

Teaching the musical staff? Build the musical staff using this electrical tape. Students walk or jump on the lines and spaces, and place notes or even themselves in the different locations. Bring music to life by having the students become the notes. This is what multi-sensory learning is!

BUILD THE STAFF

HOLE PAPER PUNCHER

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JACK IN THE BOX

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KARAOKE MICROPHONE

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MOUSE EARS

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TINY UMBRELLAS

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TRIANGLE

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HOW MUSCLES LEARN

TEACHING THE BODY

INTELLIGENT MUSIC TEACHING

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TEACHING MUSIC TO STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS

HELPING SPECIAL NEEDS

MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES IN THE CLASSROOM

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POSITIVE PRACTICE

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LIFE LENS

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ATOMIC HABITS

BUILD ATOMIC HABITS

THE INNER GAME OF MUSIC

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THE UNSCHOOLED MIND

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MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES

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BEYOND THE MUSIC LESSON

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TO LEARN WITH LOVE

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ABILITY DEVELOPMENT FROM AGE ZERO

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THE MUSIC LESSON

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NURTURED BY LOVE

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HELPING PARENTS PRACTICE

I'LL HELP MY PARENTS

HOW TO TALK SO KIDS WILL LISTEN

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Ediucados con Amor. El Método de Shinichi Suzuki

EDUCADOS CON AMOR

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MAS ALLÁ DE LA CLASE DE MÚSICA

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A SUZUKI PARENT'S DIARY

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