Symphony, as Daniel Pink defines it in his book "A Whole New Mind," is "the ability to put together the pieces" in a unified whole. It is the capacity to "see the big picture," to notice relationships between seemingly unrelated fields or things, to think metaphorically, and to invent something new by combining elements that nobody else thought to join. In this article, the author provides sites which offer ideas and resources for fostering Symphonic thinking in the classroom.