Music, rhymes, and movement aren’t just fun—they’re powerful tools for early childhood development. From boosting language and math readiness to strengthening motor skills, these activities engage ...

Amidst teacher shortages and growing class sizes, pandemic learning losses and mounting behavioral issues, it can feel overwhelming trying to incorporate one more thing into the school day. But the ...

Research shows that music and movement do far more than entertain young children—they can strengthen language skills, boost coordination, and support emotional growth. From clapping games to dancing, ...

When one thinks about using technology to support learning, the typical types of spaces we think of are traditional classrooms, media centers or STEM labs. After all, it’s easy to imagine how ...

Read a story, practice phonemic awareness, explore core units, and make music. Read BEE-BIM BOP, practice phonemic awareness, explore patterns and core units, and use music to express feelings. Let’s ...

Music has long been recognized as an effective way to improve learning environments and accelerate teaching and learning processes. Melodies with harmony have the power to uplift spirits, foster ...

When students move around in a classroom, it opens up new levels of learning. Pairing that movement with technology amplifies the impact and improves student outcomes. As an educational technologist, ...

Parents at the Music Together Princeton Lab School in Hopewell, New Jersey, say the mixed-age class encourages cooperation and listening. Music Together Princeton Lab School teacher Norah Wasden has ...

With the return to school comes a return to students sitting at their desks for hours every day—and teachers’ subsequent challenge of managing those fidgeting students. There has been considerable ...

Spanish stopped being just words in a book and became a living experience, one that is danced, painted, and performed at ...

Everyone has that one song that if they hear the opening bars, will start tapping their toes or twisting their hips, but a lot of us are a little wary of dancing in public. However, ample scientific ...

On first hearing, the somber mood of the opening phrase of Ernest Chausson’s Poème is set by a languid and foreboding melody that is stylistically reminiscent of the prelude from Wagner’s music drama, ...