February is Black History Month, and we celebrate African American heritage, history and culture. On this blog post and on episode 89 of the Music For Kiddos Podcast, I’m sharing some incredible music resources for Black History Month created by Black creators, so you can share them with your students.

Valentine’s Day can bring up a variety of themes like friendship, community, lifting each other up, kindness, working together, so there are a lot of options for the month of February when it comes to planning for our early childhood music classes.

We are sharing our favorite ideas, songs and activities you can bring to your early childhood music lesson classes or sessions this February.

I’m joined by several Music For Kiddos Resource Community's members who share their favorite hacks to get organized in their roles as music therapists and music educators.

If you, like me, are looking for inspiration for what to teach this January, I’ve compiled a couple of our favorite ideas, songs and activities you can bring to your early childhood music lesson classes or sessions.

If you are running out of winter themes and lesson plan ideas for your preschool & kindergarten classes you’re in luck 🥳 because today I’m sharing with you my 4 Winter Music Lesson Plans Ideas that kids absolutely LOVE and you will, too.

“Sing Together” is a featured track on the new album Super Wiggles. The song is catchy and fits the album theme of inclusiveness and everyday superheroes, unity, and community & friendship.

I am sharing all about musical transitions for early childhood. Specifically, I'm going to talk about my favorite musical transitions that work in my preschool and kindergarten music classes, but some of these things can absolutely work with older ages.

The “My House” book was created as a therapeutic resource to support students’ speech and language skills by singing a story about their home, the special people they live with, and the things in their home that are unique and special to them.