Kodaly Method Teacher Resources
The name Zoltán Kodály may not appear on a list of top ten education reformers but perhaps it should. His drive to improve music education in Hungary led to the creation of the International Kodály Society and his methods are now used around the world.
Introduce Kodáy’s concepts with a lesson that uses a popular children’s song to teach youngsters beat notation or to mark the rhythm and rhyming phrases of a song. The Kodály Method also includes the use of hands signs that enable singers to see elements of music like pitch and tone. Some of his many accomplishments are detailed on this colorful worksheet. Or, if you’re looking for an entire program build on Kodály Method, check out this teacher’s guide.
Musician, composer, and teacher, Zoltán Kodály changed the face of music education. Now you can bring his techniques into your classroom with ease using Lesson Planet's collection of resources!
Kodaly Beat Lesson
Notating a Rainy Day
Singing in the Classroom
Sing!
Viennese Music Clock
Pitch Drills
Bounce And Sing Introduction
How Do I Measure Up? (Intermediate)
Music Activity at Family Math Night
"Viennese Musical Clock"
Music and Technology
Melodia Sight-Singing
Classics for Kids: Zoltan Kodaly
Alex: Rhythm and Solfege Antics!
Classics for Kids: Lesson Plans
Dallas Symphony Orchestra Kids: Listening Library
Other popular searches
- Kodaly Beat
- Kodaly Solfege Syllables
- Kodaly Hand Signals
- Kodaly Method
- Zoltan Kodaly
- Sultan Kodaly
- Kodaly Notation
- Kodaly Sledge Syllables
- Kodaly Hand Signs
- About Kodaly Sultan
- Kodaly Lesson Plans
- Music Kodaly