Teacher Lavonna is back this month with a great lesson plan for the upcoming holiday!

This week, we would like to introduce you to music educator Chris Russell!

We just finished up our October conferences and wanted to share a few great moments from our Wisconsin Music Educators Association sponsored clinician, Richard Lawton’s sessions!

We are so excited to announce that the Peripole® Halo® Recorder-Silver is HERE!

We have been working all summer (and into fall) to bring you these new Renaissance style recorders! The Silver recorder comes with the quality you've known from Peripole recorders, at a much more classroom friendly price!

Want to know where to find Peripole this November?  Check out our November Conference schedule!

Here is a great little lesson plan for those hoping to add a spooky flare to their lessons this week! Thank you Lavonna-Zeller-Williams-Bratschi for putting this awesome lesson together and allowing us to share it here!

Kalani Das has put together these three great ukulele videos for the month of September! 

Peripole Presents: Integrating Music and Science, a Musical Exploration Series

Lesson 5: Ukulele

Peripole Presents: Integrating Music and Science, a Musical Exploration Series

Lesson 4: Slide Whistles

Peripole Presents: Integrating Music and Science, a Musical Exploration Series

Lesson 3: Cowbells

In this free informational video series, renowned music educator Richard Lawton goes back to basics and gets you the information to get your online and blended learning classes going. These skills are not just limited to online learning and his knowledge you can use to create content and engage students for years to come. 

The next video in the series is Using Chrome Music Lab With Your Students.

Peripole Presents: Integrating Music and Science, a Musical Exploration Series

Lesson 2: Boomwhackers

In this free informational video series, renowned music educator Richard Lawton goes back to basics and gets you the information to get your online and blended learning classes going. These skills are not just limited to online learning and his knowledge you can use to create content and engage students for years to come. 

The next video in the series is Creating Your Virtual Performance.

Peripole Presents: Integrating Music and Science, a Musical Exploration Series

Lesson 1: Bottles & Jugs

We are so excited to announce our next step in our Partners In Music Education™ program! We will be working hard with other music educators and experts to bring you NEW and exclusive resources for educators! 

In this free informational video series, renowned music educator Richard Lawton goes back to basics and gets you the information to get your online and blended learning classes going. These skills are not just limited to online learning and his knowledge you can use to create content and engage students for years to come. 

The next video in the series is a crash course in Garage Band, what it is and how you and your students can use it!

In this free informational video series, renowned music educator Richard Lawton goes back to basics and gets you the information to get your online and blended learning classes going. These skills are not just limited to online learning and his knowledge you can use to create content and engage students for years to come. 

The first video in our series focuses on iMovie and what you can do with it to create lessons for your students.

Peripole is proud to announce the rejuvenation of a Peripole exclusive project created in 1960 entitled “SOUND: Activity Guides for the Music and Science Programs” involving the teaching of sound in the elementary and junior high science curriculum through its application to music.  This original program was created with the help of special consultants Dr. Charles T. Horn and Mack Perry to provide students the opportunity to investigate the nature and characteristics of sound.

We know that music helps us in many ways, from motivating us to get up and do our best, to comforting us in challenging times. Listening to recorded music by the artists and bands we love can help us feel empowered, give us courage, insights, and feelings of support. Making our own music can help us be creative, build connections, and help us understand ourselves and others.

Given our current global state and unknown future for the music classroom, the need for personal instrument kits is more vital than ever.  In an effort to keep our children musically engaged, Peripole has created Personal Music Kits designed specifically to cover an array of tones as well as movement in one convenient and budget-friendly package!