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... 😳

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!

I want to share with you the perfect summer song and finger play for toddlers and preschoolers; my song Jellyfish, Jellyfish.

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.

I’m sharing with you five regulation strategies for early childhood. We're helping kids to regulate their sensory systems through music.

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