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Here’s an easy way to get your child singing!

Here’s an easy way to get your child singing!

🎤 When you are singing a familiar song, one that your child has heard many times, try leaving off the last word of a phrase and see if they will fill it in for you!

🗣 They may just speak the word rather than sing it, and that is perfectly fine! Get excited and encourage them to continue by doing another phrase. In the First Steps in Music method, we like to say that “any response is the correct response” - and this helps us tailor our music making to each individual child and build their skills when they are ready. :)

📕 I love to do this with familiar books as well. Start by reading and leaving out the last word of a rhyming phrase, then try bumping it up to 2-3 words at a time as your child gets used to the game.

🥰 It is so much fun to see their joy and how they blossom as we actively involve our children in these activities!

🧐 Are you looking for more tips, tricks, and help to include music in your daily life with your little ones? Check out my Little Music Makers classes - virtual parent/child music class you can do at home…link in bio!

Jeepers Creepers…check out these Peepers! 👀

Jeepers Creepers…check out these Peepers! 👀

Meet Pinky and Sunny, eye puppets (often called Peepers) that I frequently use as props in my preschool and early elementary Little Music Makers classes!

Many of the materials I use in my classes can be used in other creative ways in your home! Here are some ideas for using these cute little peepers for music and more:

🎶 Use them to demonstrate echo and call-and-response songs.

📣 Encourage cooperation and listening by giving directions in a silly voice.

📚 Help your child develop language skills by telling stories and having conversations with your peepers.

👩‍🎨 They are a great way to foster creativity and imagination in your child!

👥 Encourage and model social interaction with them.

You can even make your own peepers by gluing large googly eyes to a pipe cleaner and bending to fit your fingers!

Give your eye puppets a name to add to the fun!

When was the last time you saw or used peepers? Are they bringing back some childhood memories for you like they do for me? 😊

Let’s play a circle game! 🌀 Circle games lik

Let’s play a circle game!

🌀 Circle games like “Ring Around the Rosey” can be great fun to do with your young children! Here are a few tips for success:

1️⃣ Have your child follow you and walk in a circle, rather than holding hands. Remember holding hands with a group of children and trying to walk in a circle? That is incredibly difficult for young children, because we are asking them to walk around the circle while facing their upper bodies in, or twisting in a strange way in order to walk more comfortably. Hold off on the hand-holding until they can easily manage the walking and understand how to play the game.

2️⃣ Add fun elements when you can - falling down in “Rosey,” a train whistle for “Little Red Caboose,” tossing a scarf in “Sally Go ‘Round the Sun” as we demonstrate above, etc.

3️⃣ As with any children’s activity, repetition is key! Your child may seem uninterested at first, but the more you demonstrate with enthusiasm and encourage them to join the fun, the more interested and excited they will be!

🤔 What circle games do you remember from your childhood?

At BMS, we love a good party! 🥳 🎉 We had so

At BMS, we love a good party! 🥳

🎉 We had so much fun learning songs, rhymes, and games together at the Little Music Makers Halloween Party, it’s time to have another one!

💕 Join me in the private Facebook group for our free Valentine’s Pop-Up Party on February 15th at 6:00 pm EST. (Yes, you read that right, it’s the day AFTER Valentine’s Day!)

🎶 This is a great way for you to get a feel for my teaching style and to experience a Little Music Makers-style class with your children age 0-7. The party will last approximately 30 minutes, and we will do a variety of activities from all three class levels I offer!

💌 Click the link in my bio to sign up for the party, and if you have a friend with a little music maker, please be sure to share with them…the more, the merrier!

Who doesn’t love a singing 👻 puppet?!? Hey

Who doesn’t love a singing 👻 puppet?!?

Hey there! I’m Melissa, the music teacher behind Beichner Music Services, and I’m here to help you learn songs, rhymes, and games you can use to confidently make music and memories with the little music makers in your life!

Aside from my obvious love of singing ghost puppets, here are a few more fun things you might not know about me yet:

🥣 My favorite food is cereal.

☃️ I love the snow, but hate being cold…so I love looking at the snow from inside my toasty warm house 😂

🧶 I love to sew quilts and knit with fancy yarn.

🎄 I leave my Christmas tree up as long as I possibly can every year.

🚗 I love driving a stick shift vehicle…my favorite was our 1976 MG, until it overheated and caught fire at an outdoor wedding 😳🔥😱 (swipe for some non-fire pics)

So how about you? Do we have anything in common??

#musicteacher #musicteacherlife #musicalmama #musicalmom #boymomma #musicforkids #thucrew #thufam #thuvisibilitychallenge #puppetsforkids #parentchildbonding #mommyandmemusic #musicclassesforkids #earlychildhoodmusic

💕 February 💕

“Careful the things you say, Children will liste

“Careful the things you say,
Children will listen.
Careful the things you do,
Children will see and learn.
Guide them along the way,
Children will listen.
Children will look to you for which way to turn,
To learn what to be.
Careful before you say, ‘Listen to me.’
Children will listen.”

Stephen Sondheim, Into the Woods

I have no words to adequately express the sorrow and fear I am feeling tonight, but these lines from Into the Woods are ones we should all remember, whether we have little ones in our direct care or not.

Little eyes see, little ears hear, and little minds process and internalize much more than we adults realize.

Take care, friends.

Let’s get to know each other! 👋 For those wh

Let’s get to know each other! 👋

For those who may be new to Beichner Music Services, I wanted to take a moment to introduce myself. My name is Melissa, and I’m the adoring mama of this sweet little music maker. My husband is a math teacher, so between the two of us, we have the logical and the artistic covered in our house! 🧮🎨🎭

🎹 I have been a lifelong musician, starting piano lessons when I started school, and my love for sharing music with others has grown ever since.

👩🏼‍🏫 Before becoming a work-from-home mama, I taught vocal and general music for nine years in the public school system. I stashed baby music books and materials away for YEARS in the hopes that someday I’d be able to use them.

🐣 Finally, the day came when I was able to dig into those materials with my infant son…and I quickly knew that I wanted to share my passion for early childhood music with other parents, too!

😊 I’m so glad you’re here, and would love to learn more about you. Let me know in the comments - how old is your little music maker?

#musicteachersofinstagram
#musicteachermom
#boymom #boymomlife #momswhohustle #teacherswhohustle #edupreneur #musiceducationmatters #musiceducator #earlychildhoodmusiceducation #earlychildhoodmusic #mommyandme

2020 brought a lot of hard things, but also many g

2020 brought a lot of hard things, but also many good ones. 🎶

Here’s to hoping that 2021 is a year of good things, but also realizing that if/when they do come, we can do hard things, too. 🤨

I’m wishing you a year of music making and memories with your family. 🥳

And...our family will be eating TWO good luck meals today (and hoping they don’t cancel each other out 😂)!

Do you have any good luck traditions in your family? I’d love to hear them!

Keep watering your bamboo. 🌱 Have you heard th

Keep watering your bamboo. 🌱

Have you heard the story of the Chinese Bamboo Tree? Once planted, the seeds take five years of nurturing before they break through the soil and start to show their growth. But during that time, the tree is not completely dormant…it is developing a complex root system beneath the surface, that will eventually support the rapid growth once it breaks through the surface. And by rapid growth, we’re talking nearly three feet per day to become 80 feet tall in a matter of weeks! 🤯

Our children’s development can be exactly like that bamboo tree, especially when it comes to engaging in music making activities.

Take heart, dear parent. You may not see any engagement or interest as you try new songs, rhymes, and games with your little one. It can be discouraging when you feel like something isn’t working. Continuing to provide these experiences is key, because one day (in less than five years, I promise! 😂) you will suddenly see rapid growth. 💗

Your child may suddenly start singing a simple song you’ve been singing for weeks. They may engage in a palm tickle for the first time. They may fill in the ends of phrases when you leave off the last word. They might finally tap with a steady beat.

You see, their brain was working beneath the surface all that time, processing the information you were providing and making sense of it all. Developing a complex neurological system to support their eventual show of glee and excitement when they were ready to engage in making music with you. 🤓

So, if your child isn’t responding the way you thought they would to music at home, try not to be discouraged. Just keep watering your bamboo. 🌱💦

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A wiggle for your littlest music makers! 🐣

🐷If you know “This Little Piggy Went to Market,” then you are already familiar with toe and finger wiggles...and now you can add “This Little Wind” to your list! 💨

A few tips for using wiggles with your little ones:

👶 for infants, start by wiggling toes until they are no longer grabbing your hand when you try to wiggle their fingers.

👦 for toddlers, invite them to wiggle your fingers by holding out your hand and starting to speak the rhyme slowly.

🤪 always use bright, engaging facial expressions when doing these activities with your child!

Interested in learning more songs and rhymes to make music and memories at home with your little ones? Check out the Little Music Makers Classes link in my bio!

#musicforkids #mommyandmeclass #daddyandmeclass #musicforbabies #musicfortoddlers #musicforpreschoolers #babymusic #babymusicclass #toddlermusic #toddlermusicclass #virtualmusiclessons #onlinemusiclessons #onlinemusicclasses #musicforlittleones #parentchildbonding #infantactivities #toddleractivities

I remember this moment like it was yesterday…eve

I remember this moment like it was yesterday…even though it was almost 17 years ago 😳😅

🥰 I love the way that participating in music experiences makes me feel, whether that is performing a piano solo, playing hymns at church, singing in a group with others, or simply humming a tune while I make dinner.

➡️ You don’t have to be a formally trained musician to enjoy musical experiences, but it is important to have quality interactions with music as a child in order to grow into an adult who enjoys more than just listening to music in the background of daily life.

🎁 What a gift to be able to share music making with your child, and to have an idea bank of simple songs, rhymes, and games you can use at any time without any special props, equipment, or recordings.

Let’s all make some music and memories with our kids this week 😊

#memorylanemonday #musicteacher #pianoteacher #musicclassesforkids #musicclassesfortoddlers #musicclassesforbabies #childhoodmusic #musiceducator #virtualmusicclass #learnwithme

Fri-yay SongTale Time! 🤩 I ❤️ sharing song

Fri-yay SongTale Time! 🤩

I ❤️ sharing songtales - stories told through song, because I just love the idea of songs and stories being passed on from generation to generation, something that happens in cultures all around the world! 🌍

🎵Here is a bit of “Jennie Jenkins,” an old courting song with lots of color-rhyming verses. I’m currently using Jennie in the Red Collection of my Little Music Makers classes.

🤔 Do you have a favorite story song? Let me know in the comments, I’d love to give it a 🎧!

Myth: BUSTED.💥 🤔Have you ever thought this

Myth: BUSTED.💥

🤔Have you ever thought this to yourself before? Or wanted to take your child to a music class, but worried about whether you’d have to sing in front of other people? 😬

✋Let’s stop this limiting belief right now:

1. Making music is JOYFUL, do not let self doubt stop you from enjoying making these memories with your child!

2. YOU ARE YOUR CHILD’S FAVORITE…EVERYTHING! I was going to say “singer,” but really, you are simply their favorite. Your voice is the one they want to hear, and they love to listen to you sing and talk to them.

3. Our infants and toddlers are the absolute least judgmental people on the planet. If you’re feeling self-conscious, your child is the safest person to sing in front of!

4. You CAN learn to sing better. (I personally do not believe anyone is truly “tone-deaf,” but that’s a soapbox for another day 😂)

5. If you listen to people on the radio and feel like you’re not a good singer because you don’t sound like them, let’s turn that truck around right now. Most of the sounds we hear in recordings of professional singers are highly processed…some of those people don’t even sound like that in real life.

🤨You can take baby steps to building your confidence in this area as you make music with your child. If you’re not ready to try a song yet, start small by using one of the rhymes I’ve shared. As you gain confidence, try introducing short, simple songs to your routine.

Need help learning simple songs and rhymes to use? Check out the Little Music Makers Classes link in my bio. Virtual classes where you can learn songs, rhymes, and games to bond with your child in the comfort of your own home! 👩‍🏫

Save this post for when you need a little confidence boost. 🤩

*December 2020*

*December 2020*

Are you a teacher thinking about starting your own

Are you a teacher thinking about starting your own edupreneur business? 👩‍🏫

This. Is. The. Event. For. You.

🍎Attending the Edupreneur Success Summit at the beginning of the school year was the single best decision I could have made when it came to the tiny seed of an idea I had to start an online music education business.

🍏I learned so much from every. single. presentation, and was able to connect with so many successful edupreneurs that I continue to learn from everyday.

🍎There is so much value here, and @ericaterryceo is amazing at making sure your questions get answered throughout the event. Whether you want to sell lesson plans, start a tutoring business, create a membership group, start a teach YT channel, or even do something completely outside the education field, the Summit will help give you ideas and a clear path to follow.

🍏 The Early Bird Special ends tonight, and you can grab your all-access pass for just $47 (will be $67 after today)

👩‍🏫 DM me for more info or check out my link to the Summit website in my bio!

😍Early childhood music experiences allow childr

😍Early childhood music experiences allow children to unlock their creativity!🤩

🎤Children love exploring and making up their own songs, and with grownup support, fun is had by all! 🥳

🎶If you’re interested in learning more about how to make music and memories like this with your children, I’m running a Black Friday-Cyber Monday special on my “Little Music Makers” virtual music classes!

Click the link in my bio for all the details and info!

It’s a Black Friday BONUS BONANZA! 🥳 🤩 Ge

It’s a Black Friday BONUS BONANZA! 🥳

🤩 Get up to TWO FREE 1-on-1 Live Sessions when you enroll in a Little Music Makers Membership from Black Friday through Cyber Monday!

🤓Here are the bonus details:

👩‍🏫In addition to the weekly lessons and printable pdf lyric booklets, in a monthly membership ($17/month) you also get:
- BONUS 1: Pop-Up Parties in a private Facebook group
- BONUS 2: Seasonal Curated Playlists
- BONUS 3: One Sign Language Song in every Collection
- BLACK FRIDAY BONUS: after you have been a member for 6 months, you will receive ONE free 1-on-1 live session for you and your little music maker!

👩‍🏫In a yearly membership ($170/year), you get all of the bonuses above, PLUS:
- BONUS 4: Personalized Birthday Video Message for your child with their favorite song from our classes
- BONUS 5: Two Months Free (savings of $34 vs. enrolling in a monthly membership)
- BLACK FRIDAY BONUS: after enrolling in a yearly membership, you will receive TWO free 1-on-1 live sessions for you and your little music maker! The live lessons will occur during months 6 and 12 of your membership.

*Live sessions will be delivered over Zoom or a similar video platform*

No coupon code necessary. When the promotion period ends, I will email you a confirmation of your free session(s) with details about how we will schedule when you reach the 6-month mark.

➡️Sale ends at 11:59pm (EST) on Cyber Monday, 11/30/20!

Visit the Little Music Makers link in my bio to view the class details and enroll!

Thanksgiving Fingerplay! 🦃🥧 🦃 Here’s a

Thanksgiving Fingerplay! 🦃🥧

🦃 Here’s a simple fingerplay poem with 4 easy motions you can do with your child today!

🍽 This would be a great quick and easy activity the whole family could do together during a virtual Thanksgiving meal.

🍎Use the little flag icon to save this post for quick and easy reference later!

🎶 If you’d like to learn all kinds of musical activities you can do with your child, check out the Little Music Makers Classes link in my bio...I’ll be hosting a Black Friday-Cyber Monday Bonus Bonanza special, so check it out now to see if the classes are the right fit for you, then be on the lookout for the BF/CM special!

🥁Follow their beat!🥁 🥁Here is a fun beat

🥁Follow their beat!🥁

🥁Here is a fun beat tapping song to use with your child - the key is to match your speed (tempo) to the speed your child is using to tap.

🥁Our children have their own internal preferred tempo, which is often faster than what we adults might naturally use. This is because their heart rates are faster, and their natural preferred speed tends to be related to their heart rate! This is why it’s important for us to adjust and match their speed when using these songs and rhymes.

🥁For more tips on how to use simple songs and rhymes to make music with your child at home, my virtual Little Music Makers classes are now open for enrollment! Click the link in my bio to get all the details! 🎵

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Meet Melissa

Melissa is a former public school music teacher turned stay-at-home-mom. She missed being in the classroom with the big kids, but has become very passionate about bringing musical experiences to the littlest learners! She is here to help busy parents learn how to confidently incorporate musical moments into their daily lives so they can make music and memories at home with their children! Read More…

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About Melissa

Melissa is a former public school music teacher turned stay-at-home-mom. She missed being in the classroom with the big kids, but has become very passionate about bringing musical experiences to the littlest learners! She is here to help busy parents learn how to confidently incorporate musical moments into their daily lives so they can make music and memories at home with their children! Read More…

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Here’s an easy way to get your child singing!

Here’s an easy way to get your child singing!

🎤 When you are singing a familiar song, one that your child has heard many times, try leaving off the last word of a phrase and see if they will fill it in for you!

🗣 They may just speak the word rather than sing it, and that is perfectly fine! Get excited and encourage them to continue by doing another phrase. In the First Steps in Music method, we like to say that “any response is the correct response” - and this helps us tailor our music making to each individual child and build their skills when they are ready. :)

📕 I love to do this with familiar books as well. Start by reading and leaving out the last word of a rhyming phrase, then try bumping it up to 2-3 words at a time as your child gets used to the game.

🥰 It is so much fun to see their joy and how they blossom as we actively involve our children in these activities!

🧐 Are you looking for more tips, tricks, and help to include music in your daily life with your little ones? Check out my Little Music Makers classes - virtual parent/child music class you can do at home…link in bio!

Jeepers Creepers…check out these Peepers! 👀

Jeepers Creepers…check out these Peepers! 👀

Meet Pinky and Sunny, eye puppets (often called Peepers) that I frequently use as props in my preschool and early elementary Little Music Makers classes!

Many of the materials I use in my classes can be used in other creative ways in your home! Here are some ideas for using these cute little peepers for music and more:

🎶 Use them to demonstrate echo and call-and-response songs.

📣 Encourage cooperation and listening by giving directions in a silly voice.

📚 Help your child develop language skills by telling stories and having conversations with your peepers.

👩‍🎨 They are a great way to foster creativity and imagination in your child!

👥 Encourage and model social interaction with them.

You can even make your own peepers by gluing large googly eyes to a pipe cleaner and bending to fit your fingers!

Give your eye puppets a name to add to the fun!

When was the last time you saw or used peepers? Are they bringing back some childhood memories for you like they do for me? 😊

Let’s play a circle game! 🌀 Circle games lik

Let’s play a circle game!

🌀 Circle games like “Ring Around the Rosey” can be great fun to do with your young children! Here are a few tips for success:

1️⃣ Have your child follow you and walk in a circle, rather than holding hands. Remember holding hands with a group of children and trying to walk in a circle? That is incredibly difficult for young children, because we are asking them to walk around the circle while facing their upper bodies in, or twisting in a strange way in order to walk more comfortably. Hold off on the hand-holding until they can easily manage the walking and understand how to play the game.

2️⃣ Add fun elements when you can - falling down in “Rosey,” a train whistle for “Little Red Caboose,” tossing a scarf in “Sally Go ‘Round the Sun” as we demonstrate above, etc.

3️⃣ As with any children’s activity, repetition is key! Your child may seem uninterested at first, but the more you demonstrate with enthusiasm and encourage them to join the fun, the more interested and excited they will be!

🤔 What circle games do you remember from your childhood?

At BMS, we love a good party! 🥳 🎉 We had so

At BMS, we love a good party! 🥳

🎉 We had so much fun learning songs, rhymes, and games together at the Little Music Makers Halloween Party, it’s time to have another one!

💕 Join me in the private Facebook group for our free Valentine’s Pop-Up Party on February 15th at 6:00 pm EST. (Yes, you read that right, it’s the day AFTER Valentine’s Day!)

🎶 This is a great way for you to get a feel for my teaching style and to experience a Little Music Makers-style class with your children age 0-7. The party will last approximately 30 minutes, and we will do a variety of activities from all three class levels I offer!

💌 Click the link in my bio to sign up for the party, and if you have a friend with a little music maker, please be sure to share with them…the more, the merrier!

Who doesn’t love a singing 👻 puppet?!? Hey

Who doesn’t love a singing 👻 puppet?!?

Hey there! I’m Melissa, the music teacher behind Beichner Music Services, and I’m here to help you learn songs, rhymes, and games you can use to confidently make music and memories with the little music makers in your life!

Aside from my obvious love of singing ghost puppets, here are a few more fun things you might not know about me yet:

🥣 My favorite food is cereal.

☃️ I love the snow, but hate being cold…so I love looking at the snow from inside my toasty warm house 😂

🧶 I love to sew quilts and knit with fancy yarn.

🎄 I leave my Christmas tree up as long as I possibly can every year.

🚗 I love driving a stick shift vehicle…my favorite was our 1976 MG, until it overheated and caught fire at an outdoor wedding 😳🔥😱 (swipe for some non-fire pics)

So how about you? Do we have anything in common??

#musicteacher #musicteacherlife #musicalmama #musicalmom #boymomma #musicforkids #thucrew #thufam #thuvisibilitychallenge #puppetsforkids #parentchildbonding #mommyandmemusic #musicclassesforkids #earlychildhoodmusic

💕 February 💕

“Careful the things you say, Children will liste

“Careful the things you say,
Children will listen.
Careful the things you do,
Children will see and learn.
Guide them along the way,
Children will listen.
Children will look to you for which way to turn,
To learn what to be.
Careful before you say, ‘Listen to me.’
Children will listen.”

Stephen Sondheim, Into the Woods

I have no words to adequately express the sorrow and fear I am feeling tonight, but these lines from Into the Woods are ones we should all remember, whether we have little ones in our direct care or not.

Little eyes see, little ears hear, and little minds process and internalize much more than we adults realize.

Take care, friends.

Let’s get to know each other! 👋 For those wh

Let’s get to know each other! 👋

For those who may be new to Beichner Music Services, I wanted to take a moment to introduce myself. My name is Melissa, and I’m the adoring mama of this sweet little music maker. My husband is a math teacher, so between the two of us, we have the logical and the artistic covered in our house! 🧮🎨🎭

🎹 I have been a lifelong musician, starting piano lessons when I started school, and my love for sharing music with others has grown ever since.

👩🏼‍🏫 Before becoming a work-from-home mama, I taught vocal and general music for nine years in the public school system. I stashed baby music books and materials away for YEARS in the hopes that someday I’d be able to use them.

🐣 Finally, the day came when I was able to dig into those materials with my infant son…and I quickly knew that I wanted to share my passion for early childhood music with other parents, too!

😊 I’m so glad you’re here, and would love to learn more about you. Let me know in the comments - how old is your little music maker?

#musicteachersofinstagram
#musicteachermom
#boymom #boymomlife #momswhohustle #teacherswhohustle #edupreneur #musiceducationmatters #musiceducator #earlychildhoodmusiceducation #earlychildhoodmusic #mommyandme

2020 brought a lot of hard things, but also many g

2020 brought a lot of hard things, but also many good ones. 🎶

Here’s to hoping that 2021 is a year of good things, but also realizing that if/when they do come, we can do hard things, too. 🤨

I’m wishing you a year of music making and memories with your family. 🥳

And...our family will be eating TWO good luck meals today (and hoping they don’t cancel each other out 😂)!

Do you have any good luck traditions in your family? I’d love to hear them!

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