http://www.echs.elliott.k12.ky.us/isonvill/Isonville.html
Under the Isonville Elementary homepage, click on charts
of music to view page. This then shows musical examples and explains
various elements of musical notation and concepts. It also provides
activities to help students learn these concepts.
http://edservices.aea7.k12.ia.us./edtech/teacherpages/rkoltookian/musictheory.html
and
http://www.pageplus.com/~bigears/
These websites use intervals as a part of continued musical
training in the area of sight-reading.
http://www.britishkodalyac.demon.co.uk/concept.htm
This site is about a British based Kodaly academy.
They offer summer courses based on the Kodaly method.
http://www.prenhall.com/allbooks/hss_0139491651.html
The Kodaly Method I: Comprehensive Music Education
Provides a step by step method approach to teaching grades
1-6 with songs from the Kodaly method.
http://musicnotes.net/sw.html
A variety of seminars and workshops for schools and organizations
are offered through Music notes, Inc.
http://www.musicnotes.net
Promotes a publication by Music Notes call "Music You
Can Read" which is a curriculum geared towards general music teachers.
It emphasizes symbol recognition to all languages and presents a symbol
system as well as a number system for reading music.
http://cnet.unb.ca/achn/kodaly/koteach/
Gives plenty of activities to help teachers help students
learn how to read and notate music.
http://toltec.lib.utk.edu/~music/guides/methods.html
It is basically a list of various sources of information
on the Methods of Jaques Palcroze Kodaly and Orff. Sublistings include
sources on the teaching method of Carl Orff and others.
http://cnet.unb.ca/achn/kodaly/koteach/resources/contents.html
It is designed to incorporate the computer into the classroom.
It can be used to help teachers plan lesson, can teach song to class by
rote, and even has notation for every song to help kids read music.
http://cnet.unb.ca/achn/kodaly/resources/resources1.html
This website is a general website for information about
the history, life and philosophy of Zoltan Kodaly.
http://kony.virtualave.net
Website for the Kodaly Organization of New York.
It provides links to further resources in reading music, specifically
by way of the Kodaly method.
http://musicnotes.net/
This page deals with counting, sight singing and reading
music. It also shows symbols and forms in which to teach (patterns).
http://home.earthlink.net/~bluesman1/text.htm
This site contains many special links about music such
as music bookstores, bulletin board activities, music games, etc.
What was especially good in this article was the Kodaly method excerpt.
http://home.earthlink.net/~blulesman1/Kodaly.html
Explanation of Kodaly philosophy and beginning of music
literacy
http://www.umich.edu/~medal
A hands on webpage which is for students as well as teachers.
Includes activities, "activity room", and information for teachers "publications",
"software", etc.