by Jeanette Mihalchik | Jun 11, 2026 | Tips and Tricks for Music Teachers
Have you ever looked at a new software update and wanted to hide under your desk? That’s why I recently spoke with Katie Argyle about using technology in the elementary music room. First of all, I know exactly what it’s like when your schedule is packed,...
by Jeanette Mihalchik | Jan 22, 2025 | Student Engagement
Adding instruments to your music classroom can bring energy, excitement, and deeper engagement to your lessons. 🎶 However, it can also feel a bit overwhelming if you’re not prepared with the right strategies to manage the extra movement and noise. The good news? With...
by Jeanette Mihalchik | Jan 8, 2025 | Adding Literacy to the Music Classroom, Tips and Tricks for Music Teachers
3 Winter Storybooks for Teaching Music Skills Winter is here, and what better way to embrace the season than with cozy, story-filled music lessons? Whether you’re navigating snowy days or just dreaming of them, I’ve got three winter storybooks for the music classroom...
by Jeanette Mihalchik | Dec 26, 2024 | Motivation for Music Teachers, Music Teacher Activities, Student Engagement
Fresh Start for the New Year in the Music Classroom 🎶 January is here, and with it comes the perfect opportunity to hit the reset button in your music classroom! Whether you’re feeling energized and ready to go or dragging yourself back after a hectic holiday season,...
by Jeanette Mihalchik | Dec 18, 2024 | Holiday, Motivation for Music Teachers
As a music teacher, you work tirelessly during the school year, juggling rehearsals, performances, and classroom demands. When the holiday break rolls around, it’s tempting to fill every moment with errands, commitments, and family obligations. But if you want to...