This blog post is here to help you make it to the finish line with joy, creativity, and a little less stress. I’ve curated a list of fun, meaningful, and easy-to-integrate songs that can breathe new life into your lesson plans during these final weeks.

Music can serve as a powerful tool to boost self-esteem, encourage positive self-talk, and affirm one’s intrinsic worth.

"Bear Hug" is a calm and affirming sensory song designed to encourage kids to embrace self-love and confidence.

Featuring lyrics of some of my most popular songs: KIND, It’s A Good Day, Bear Hug, Grateful Heart and I Can Do Things, these resources are a lovely addition to your lesson plan, great as extension activities and for spreading a little love through music.

With winter’s chill in the air, I wanted to create a song that gets kids moving and helps them embrace the joy of snowy days and cold weather."It's Snowing Outside" is a scarf and movement song designed to be an interactive experience that brings the magic of snow and winter play to life.

Winter is a time for gathering, celebrating, and sharing music that reflects the magic of the season. I'm thrilled to share 7 winter-themed songs with you, which have quickly become a favorite among music educators, music therapists and families.

Looking for gift ideas for a music therapist in your life? Are you a music therapist looking for inspiration for things to add to your wishlist? Wanting a list with gift options for your loved ones to choose from? We got you!

“I Love Halloween” is a Halloween movement song that highlights different common Halloween costumes!

Bring the magic from fall leaves to your classroom by having your students pretend to be leaves that fall to the ground and come back into the air, moving between active movement and resting. A great movement song choice to use this fall with your kiddos is our song “Falling Leaf”!