Best Selling Books by Carol Anderson

The Two Grenadiers by R. Schumann has been adapted for use in the Suzuki method repertoire. Scales Aren''t Just a Fish Thing takes it one step further and color-codes all the music, adds music theory card games and play-along sheet music. No student left behind with Scales Aren''t Just a Fish Thing. Every student no matter their age or learning style or difference can easily move through the music and memorize as they go. Learning of difficult music theory concepts takes place through the silent clues: musical stems the color of the string the note is played, sharps and flats circled with the color of the note it is moving toward, color-coding of each notes. No correction, no instruction.... Simply practice with a purpose. Never practice incorrectly again with all the clues and crutches offered with Scales Aren''t Just a Fish Thing.

''Finger Positions Made Easy'' is a series of teacher manuals that teach one ''bit'' of information at a time. The 3rd position manual teaches where the notes sit on the fingerboard and staff and which finger usually plays that note. It''s just that easy. To play with quality and technique beyond that of the normal student, it takes a bit of thinking. The fingerboard often seems like a mysterious dark forest, but by taking one position at a time, you will embed the information so you can use it without thinking. Once you know here the notes sit on the fingerboard, they don''t move. It''s like bringing light into the ''dark ''forest''.After you have learned the basics, you must decide two things. What fingering will make the notes flow more musically, and where should the note be played to create the tonal quality the song requires. The goal is to allow yourself to know your fingerboard so intrinsically and completely that, without having to process the information, you can flow with the music. This is why the brain benefits from taking violin and music lessons.

The questions came to mind when reading the scriptures from Luke 2:36-38. Who was Anna the Prophetess? What made her go to the temple? What caused her to come back and stay? What did she experience all those years fasting and praying? With a sanctified imagination and a passionate love for the Word of God, this love story unfolded. An experience - a journey of intimacy with the One True and Living God and the Son whom He sent!

This series examines a wide array of professions; each book goes behind the scenes and on the job with a professional in a particular field. These books provide a glimpse of some of the projects, challenges, and rewards of a job on a day-to-day basis. Offering constructive advice for both new and seasoned teachers, this diary chronicles 30 days in the life of the author, a full-time teacher and educational consultant. From lesson plans and workshops to mentoring children and dealing with parents, this guide covers all the basics of academic life. Including chapters on incorporating technology in the classroom and teaching electives such as music and foreign language, this is a comprehensive and inspirational reference for all educational professionals.

Gavotte in D Major is part of the Suzuki repertoire. Scales Aren''t Just a Fish Thing takes it a step further by adding subliminal music theory into the study. Each note is color coded and each sharp or flat is reinforced with a music theory concept that subtly slips in the back door while learning the song. The Fun Finger Exercise included in this book is amazing. Shifting, finger dexterity and scales are all reinforced in this one study.

''Finger Positions Made Easy'' is a series of teacher manuals that teach one ''bit'' of information at a time. The second position manual teaches where the notes sit on the fingerboard and staff and which finger usually plays that note. It''s just that easy. To play with quality and technique beyond that of the normal student, it takes a bit of thinking. The fingerboard often seems like a mysterious dark forest, but by taking one position at a time, you will embed the information so you can use it without thinking. Once you know here the notes sit on the fingerboard, they don''t move. It''s like bringing light into the ''dark ''forest''.After you have learned the basics, you must decide two things. What fingering will make the notes flow more musically, and where should the note be played to create the tonal quality the song requires. The goal is to allow yourself to know your fingerboard so intrinsically and completely that, without having to process the information, you can flow with the music. This is why the brain benefits from taking violin and music lessons.

Are you looking for quick and lasting results when you start music lessons?Here is a way to mentally ''download and embed'' information immediately giving an understanding of the ''bit of information'' you are trying to learn.*** Visual learners need to see in order to process the information.*** Auditory learners need to hear the instruction to process it.*** Kinesthetic learners need to do it, touch it, experience it to process it.Scales Aren''t Just a Fish Thingdoes it all.Throughout the curriculum, little hints about the way we process information and why are not only mentioned but infused in throughout the lessons. Enjoy!

21 Fun Songs - Gum Drop Note Sheet Music using the open strings and just a few fingers on the violin. Are you looking for quick and lasting results when you start music lessons?Here is a way to mentally ''download and embed'' information immediately giving an understanding of the ''bit of information'' you are trying to learn.*** Visual learners need to see in order to process the information.*** Auditory learners need to hear the instruction to process it.*** Kinesthetic learners need to do it, touch it, experience it to process it.Scales Aren''t Just a Fish Thing does it all.

Danny tries his best to concentrate on his schoolwork but can''t seem to get it together. With the help of a resource teacher, Danny finds his schoolwork less challenging.