Students learn music vocabulary and concepts with these cooperative games. To play, students sit on opposite sides of a barrier. In the game, "It's Instrumental," one partner places his instrument game pieces on the game board. Next, he must describe how he arranged his instruments on the game board so his partner can "match" the layout. For example, "Place the cello under the tuba, next to the saxophone." As students make a match, they get exposure to and practice with music vocabulary. Each game focuses on different music vocabulary and concepts. Book includes 30 games in all. 176 pages.

After hearing any music, have students pull out their Music Appreciation Question Cards and lead themselves through 16 questions and answers about the music. Includes full instructions and lots of great ideas for use.

Compelling brain research concludes music has the power to reduce stress, enhance cognitive functioning, and improve productivity and creativity. The human brain is an amazing instrument that can be tuned to perform optimally with the right kind of music. Music for the Mind? is a collection of beautifully-orchestrated compositions that resonates with listeners of all levels, enhancing mental performance. Ask Kagan about royalty free music rights for special projects and presentations.

Shake it up baby! Play the most energizing top hits from the 60's to motivate any group. You'll find all your favorites including: The Twist, Louie Louie, Shakin' All Over, Wooly Bully. All music is by the original artists. Kagan has compiled 33 best tunes from this era guaranteed to raise your classroom or training roof! Rock Around the Clock, Build Me Up Buttercup, The Twist, lt's ln His Kiss