If you took a peek inside my music therapy bag, you’d almost always find a singable story in there! It’s one of my favorite ways to end a session (just before the goodbye song). We’ve moved, danced, explored instruments or movement props, and now it’s time to end on a calming note—with a story, a singable one to keep the music flowing. Here are a few of my fall favorites: It’s Fall by Renee Kurilla This one explores so many wonders of the season—from cozying up for chillier

The snow has melted, and our backyard has turned into a bustling world of tiny creatures—and my three-year-old has definitely noticed. ...

Helping preschool and kindergarten children explore emotions through music and play is a powerful way to support social-emotional learning (SEL). By incorporating songs, movement, and creative activities , young children can learn to identify, express, and regulate emotions in a playful and engaging way! In this post, I’ll share some of my favourite interactive emotion activities for preschool and kindergarten, incorporating music, movement, and play-based learning. 1. If Yo