To work towards implementing our goals, NoteWorthy Kidz has
developed the following programs:
- Our group lesson program offers group music lessons to
children in grades two through eight. This program allows children
to become actively invested in their musical development while
improving their academic, social, and emotional skills. Students will
be given their music instrument while enrolled in this program, and
offered the opportunity to purchase their instrument to continue
music instruction after graduation from the program.
- Our artist performances program matches established local
and national musicians with program sites for workshops and
performances, particularly to work with students involved in our
group lesson program. This program allows students to make
personal connections within the art of making music. Students
become inspired by working alongside the artist, seeing firsthand the
results of hard work and dedication to their instrument.
- Our in-class workshop program is a series of assemblies and
classroom workshops that will integrate music with other academic
subject areas, reinvigorating the learning process for students. This
program also will introduce our world’s rich musical heritage to
students who have had minimum exposure. Students will draw
learning connections across their curriculum and will be encouraged
to get involved in making music.
- Our music e-magazine program allows students to assist in
publishing an e-magazine based upon their favorite music type.
This reinforces student’s reading, computer, and communication
skills while developing their music appreciation in a real life setting.
Working alongside musicians, journalists, and music venues offers
an opportunity to foster partnerships within the community.
- Our traveling music library program provides a mobile music
library of audio, video, and text resources to students involved in the
program. Students will improve their computer and library skills
while giving them the opportunity for in depth study of music and
musical forms. Students will also have the ability to request
materials, allowing them to take ownership in their learning process.
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