Ready to integrate popular music in your classroom and beyond? Let’s get going!
Get inspired and discover a range of lesson plans and activity ideas online and in classroom!
Each plan includes a song recommendation so you can use them to get a structured guidance.
‍Have your own structured plans? Skip this step and move on to the songs.
Students will learn to sing and clap along a popular song
Students will learn about the staff, clef, measures, notes, and ledger lines through a popular song
Students will discover the history of pop music through some of its most iconic songs
Students will learn rhythm patterns and movement sequences through guided video tutorials
Students will learn to sing, clap and play along Riptide by Vance Joy
The best part of Solfeg.io is our library of popular songs. It features songs that students love, we select them by looking at their interests and worldwide charts!
To get maximum engagement, students will need to use their own accounts. Learn how to invite students to your class, vote for songs, and benefit from student statistics
With the access, your students can log in to any device, from school devices to their own computers.
Manage student progress by looking at song playtime and quiz completion rate
It's time to try out Solfeg.io in your class. So let’s get practical! Learn how to set up your projector and organize your first lesson
Starting to use new technology is easier than it might seem! Discover case studies from other schools and how they are using Solfeg.io.
Wouldn't it be great if your students could do song-related homework?
With Solfeg.io they can. Learn how to assign quizzes and see your student's results.
These are short 10-15 min interactive quizzes covering topics from notation to music careers.
Worth noting that each quiz includes a practical exercise. You can use them as independent practice in the classroom, home assignments, or knowledge tests with your students.
Encourage students to discover music for themselves & inspire a life-long habit!
Did you know that with Solfeg.io students can learn to play instruments on their own at home? An individual plan includes guided tutorials, weekly workouts, and more! Share an exclusive limited-time offer with families.
Students that learn at home are more engaged in classroom
Playing an instrument sustains and feeds the brain and cognitive function
Studies show that just 15 min of playing a day can boost your mood & unlock creativity
Encourage use of personal device for learning instead of playing games
Our friendly support will help you with any questions you may have. You can also check out our in-depth tutorials for each step.