by Jeanette Mihalchik | May 3, 2022 | Adding Literacy to the Music Classroom, Music Teacher Activities, Tips and Tricks for Music Teachers
Teaching singing skills can be challenging, especially in the younger grades. It’s hard enough just helping those little ones remember the lyrics, let alone getting them to sound musical. How many times have you worked really hard with your PreK or Kinder...
by Jeanette Mihalchik | Apr 26, 2022 | Tips and Tricks for Music Teachers
Did anyone else wake up this morning and want to just roll back over and “forget” to go to school today? I know, me too! It’s almost May. The school year coming to a close, and you’re tired. Your students are done. The classroom teachers are...
by Jeanette Mihalchik | Apr 19, 2022 | Music Teacher Activities, Tips and Tricks for Music Teachers
6 Ways to Avoid the End-of-the-Year Crazies in the Music Room It’s on! The end-of-the-year crazy has begun. You’re probably in the middle of your testing window, or maybe it’s just passed. If you’ve been teaching for awhile, you know that once...
by Jeanette Mihalchik | Apr 12, 2022 | Adding Literacy to the Music Classroom, Behavior Management, Tips and Tricks for Music Teachers
How to Increase Focus in Your Music Classroom Aren’t you tired of the way your lessons are flowing? I sure am. Do you feel like you get interrupted every couple of minutes? It’s really hard to keep your lessons flowing smoothly, let alone feel like your kiddos...
by Jeanette Mihalchik | Apr 4, 2022 | Music Teacher Activities, Tips and Tricks for Music Teachers
One of the coolest things about being a general music teacher is that you get to teach every student in your schools. This means you also get to influence the way a LOT of kiddos develop and how they think about the world. You may not always see the impact...
