When the school year comes to an abrupt end, it takes some time for our minds and bodies to catch up to the fact that we can now rest.  Or at least breathe a little bit for sure.  Here are five things we can do to wind down for summer. <ol> <li>Take a day of rest</li> <li>Get closure</li> <li>Summer meal plan</li> <li>Be okay with a mess</li> <li>Think about what you want your summer to be</li> </ol> Grab the Summer Meal Plan Freebie <a href= "https://www.jessicagrant.org/shop/p/weekly-summer-meal-plan-lunch"> HERE</a>! Instagram: @howtoteachmusicwithjessica Website: www.jessicagrant.org

When the school year comes to an abrupt end, it takes some time for our minds and bodies to catch up to the fact that we can now rest. Or at least breathe a little bit for sure. Here are five things we can do to wind down for summer. Take a day of rest Get closure Summer meal plan Be okay with a mess Think about what you want your summer to be Grab the Summer Meal Plan Freebie HERE! Instagram: @howtoteachmusicwithjessica Website: www.jessicagrant.org

When the school year comes to an abrupt end, it takes some time for our minds and bodies to catch up to the fact that we can now rest.&nbsp; Or at least breathe a little bit for sure.&nbsp; Here are five things we can do to wind down for summer. <ol> <li>Take a day of rest</li> <li>Get closure</li> <li>Summer meal plan</li> <li>Be okay with a mess</li> <li>Think about what you want your summer to be</li> </ol> Grab the Summer Meal Plan Freebie <a href="https://www.jessicagrant.org/shop/p/weekly-summer-meal-plan-lunch" rel="noopener noreferrer"> HERE</a>! Instagram: @howtoteachmusicwithjessica Website: www.jessicagrant.org

How to Wind Down for Summer

Whether you use the Orff or Kodály approach, teach elementary music or middle school general music, this is your practical guide for how to teach music with Jessica Grant.

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