I don't want to be fried creatively as a music therapist and music educator. I feel my most alive when I am creating. And it doesn't really matter what I'm creating. When my brain is open to the possibility and the opportunity for creativity and there's space for it in my brain, it just feels really, really good.

We are fried professionally. We are fried creatively. We are fried emotionally. We are fried in all the ways. So, we're gonna talk about it and just shine some light on it.

On this blog post, we are sharing with you a compilation of Ocean-themed songs, music activities, books, printables, Telehealth resources and ideas for preschool and kindergarten music time.

If you are looking for activities, finger plays, books, visuals, and other ideas for your music classes to go along this year’s Summer Reading theme of “Ocean of Possibilities”, then this is the blog post for you.

I’m sharing with you 10 scarf songs for preschool and kindergarten music time, perfect to share with your elementary music students and clients or during your next movement break with scarves on your early childhood music classes.

Five Little Carrots is an engaging song that's perfect for spring/summer, that reinforces counting, and works with themes like: fruits & vegetables, gardening, on the farm, animals, etc.

My first collection of children's songs is here!

On this blog post, I’m sharing with some of our favorite songs to use with the Stretchy Band!

An interview with Speech Language Pathologists Katie and Carly from Wee Talkers!

“Rock It While You Rocket” gets kids to jump, dance, shake, swim, stop, etc. and pretend they are a rocket while they wait to get ready to blast-off! 🚀

Can we really help kids regulate their sensory systems with music?