Triangle Songs that Preschool and Kindergarten Love
Here’s a list of fun activities you can do with preschool and kindergarten using triangles!
Jingle Bell Activities that Preschool and Kindergarten Love Any Time of Year
A fun list of non-holiday songs for jingle bells.
Shaker Egg Activities that Preschool and Kindergarten Love
Here’s a list of fun activities you can do with preschool and kindergarten using shaker eggs!
How to Easily Remove Boom Cards from a Deck
Ever wish you could remove cards from a Boom deck? Here’s how to hide them from students!
How to Disinfect Instruments the Quick & Easy Way With Hula Hoops
One particular week this past winter, I caught some of my preschool kids sucking on their sit spots. Ew!! The classes were also getting smaller and smaller, from kids staying home with the flu. Then COVID-19 came. We closed mid-March, but before that, I was wondering...
What are Boom Cards? A Quick & Easy Overview!
Have you been wondering what the big deal is with Boom Cards? Here’s a quick and simple intro to a powerful classroom tool!
8 Easy Music Ideas To Send Home When School Is Cancelled
With cancellations occurring across the country, there are still ways your youngest music students can stay musical while school is out. You could also send this out at the beginning of the year for parents or caregivers to refer to during snow days. I teach ages 2 -...
A Marching Band Fingerplay Lesson for Toddlers & PreK
My toddler and Preschool music classes love this fun fingerplay lesson on marching bands! It includes singing, movement, and playing instruments. They’ll all want to join the band after these activities! Even though they were made for Pre-K, tots and Kindergarten enjoy theses lesson plan ideas!
ICYMI: Networking for New Music Teachers
I recently wrote a blog post on the importance of networking for The Music Crew. Just click on the image below to check it out!
Sneaky Practice Charts For Instrumental Students This Year
Here's another tool in your toolbox for getting music students to practice their instruments at home. It's part of the foot-in-the-door phenomenon and works well for all sorts of tasks that we tend to put off. The foot-in-the-door technique is a way to coerce someone...