Say Hello (from your head to your toes) incorporates a lot of structured movement and also provides a "boogie break", which is the perfect opportunity for kids to engage in creative movement.
We're going to talk about imperfect strategies for getting organized as a music teacher or a music therapist. On this blog post, I’m going to share five simple ways that you can organize your early childhood music planning.
"Skating" is a stop-and-go movement song. I think you and the kids are going to LOVE it because it is a song + a craft + a movement activity all in one!
When the temperature goes down and we need to keep ourselves warm, there’s nothing better than a nice, warm sweater... EXCEPT when it goes terribly wrong... 😳
Say Hello (from your head to your toes) incorporates a lot of structured movement and also provides a "boogie break", which is the perfect opportunity for kids to engage in creative movement.
Soon enough, the leaves will start changing colors, the temperatures will (finally!) start to drop a little bit, and I GET TO START SINGING MY FAVORITE SONGS OF THE YEAR. Woohoo!
Whether you’re teaching at a summer camp or your music therapy sessions look a bit different due to school being out for the summer, these low-prep music activities for summer will sure make your music lesson planning time a bit easier.