Charissa Duncanson and BethAnn Hepburn share ideas to keep students actively creating music in an online format using Orff Schulwerk teaching process.

We invite you to set aside four days for spiritual refreshment through music, movement, and community.

Teaching With Orff stands with the American Orff Schulwerk Association in their statement denouncing violence against the Black community.

Whether guiding your students, your colleagues, or your family members, Michelle Marie has outlined 4 steps to leading others through anxiety.

Amy Burns offers a lifeline with this compilation of resources to help you teach your young music students online rather than in the classroom.

A curated list of resources designed to prepare your to teach your young music students online rather than in your classroom.

Crystal Pridmore and Zoe Kumagai of Chaotic Harmony Classroom have come up with seven tips for self care.

Free preview lesson from Elemental 'Ukulele by Roger Sams and Lorelei Batislaong

The ButtOn chair promotes active sitting and is freely distributed as a digital file. Using some plywood, a tennis ball and bungee cord, a ButtOn chair can be made for about seven dollars!

Inspired by her children's book Henry the Hungry Hound, Theresa Cocci shares a lesson plan designed to pair the message of kindness with the creation of an interactive musical experience.

Many of us are unsure or unaware of the best way to honor and best represent Black culture and heritage. Brandi Waller-Pace asked several Black music educators to share their thoughts and advice.

Aimee Curtis Pfitzner shares a colorful lesson plan from her book, Painted Music, which uses children's literature to explore connections between art and music.