Teaching a new unit is hard. Especially getting started. Here are the resources that I get asked about the most when it comes to teaching bucket drumming in a k-12 setting. Each item is a link to a blog post with more information and help.
What do I need and where do I get it?
The good news is that most instruments/accessories are readily available and cheap. Which is one of the biggest selling points of bucket drumming.
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How do I wrap my sticks in tape?
Bucket Drumming is so loud. Help!?!
 Click for full infographic |  Why Using Partners in Bucket Drumming Reduces Volume AND Increases Learning |
I need music. Where do I get music?
 Ensemble Piece: PDFs, Video, and Lesson Plan |  One Bucket Groove: Easiest first lesson plan for teachers |  4 Part Groove: PDFs, Video, Lesson Plan |
What about movement?
How to use Orff materials with buckets
I teach on a cart, can I do this?
Yup, I did it for 7 years. 5 Tips to Survive and Thrive
My buckets stick together, help!
There's no perfect solution for this problem, but this post gives three different ideas.
I like learning from an actual person. Can I do this?
 | Yes, absolutely! Join us at the Summer Junkyard Percussion Workshop and learn all the ins and outs of bucket drumming while playing, sharing, and eating some great food! More information here. |
