Your first year(s) of teaching are bound to be a rollercoaster ride. Here are some helpful tips and don’t forget we are all in this together!

Building routines on the first day of school is crucial! Check out these 8 easy tips for finding success in the choir classroom!

Not sure what to teach on the first day of choir? I’ve got an easy lesson plan formula to make the first day stress-free for everyone!

Tips before and during choir field trips from a teacher who has taken a few hundred bus rides!

Don’t sleep on these 5 things you can do this summer to get you ready for a successful fall!

Promote the importance of music education with these 7 easy ideas for your choirs! 

Stop stressing over online E-learning Days in Choir. Check out these quick and easy to implement lesson plan ideas! Plus get a freebie!

Nothing is worse than agonizing over writing sub plans while you’re sick. Check out these sub plans made for the non-music sub!

Prepare for concert season with these six time-saving resources for choir teachers. From concert prep checklists to post-performance reflection worksheets, these tools will help you streamline your planning and make concert season less stressful!

Looking for fresh ideas to recruit choir students? Check out these 10 ideas!

Sometimes simple changes make the biggest differences.

Check out these no prep, easy-to-implement choir sub plans that are made special for the non-music substitute.

As a first-year middle or high school choir teacher, effective communication with parents is crucial for a successful choir program. Learn valuable tips, including using a comprehensive choir handbook 📚, incorporating technology and apps 📱, sending choir newsletters 📧, involving parents 👪, and managing challenging parent emails 📬. Discover how building positive relationships through regular communication enhances parent support and fosters a love of music in your choir students. 🎵