Enjoy a mini-Music Together class at home. You’ll need a few kitchen instruments, shakers, and scarves or clean dish towels. For more Musical Parenting ideas visit MusicTogetherVivo.com/blog.aspx?code=musicalparenting

Cheryl’s thoughts on why she is still teaching after so many years. Yes, it’s fun. And - it’s so much more. Music Learning Supports All Learning. It’s the best investment you can make when your children are little. Bonus: it’s fun for you, too. For more see MusicTogetherVivo.com

Grab a couple scarves or dish towels and join Cheryl for a little creative movement. There are no steps to learn - today we’re playing with free continuous flow to the beautiful Butterfly Waltz by Brian Crain. Cue it up on your favorite streaming service and after the episode give it a listen. For more on Musical Parenting and Creativity, read our blog on MusicTogetherVivo.com

Take a break to stretch and open your creative self. Cheryl cues your movement to get you started. Once you get the idea, flip back to the Cue My Creativity playlist by Cheryl and paint your Skyscape to the slow movement of the “Bach Double Violin Concerto, BWV 1043, Largo ma non Tanto.” For blog and free PDF download visit MusicTogetherVivo.com

This 15 minute pranayama and gentle yoga can stand alone or be the start to a longer practice.