Discover how Let’s Play Music students bring years of musical learning together to create and perform their own original compositions.

Discover how Let’s Play Music creates purposeful music for children, from curriculum ideas and professional production to the familiar voices behind our 21 albums and 400+ songs.

Homework at Let’s Play Music is short, playful, and designed for young learners. Discover how singing, listening, simple piano activities, and a few minutes of music at home help children build confidence, strengthen musical skills, and create meaningful family moments.

Ever wondered why puppet shows are such a hit in Let's Play Music classes? Behind all the smiles and laughter is a carefully designed musical experience. Discover how puppets help young children build pitch matching, audiation, and active listening skills through the power of play.

Discover how music can help young children develop focus through singing, movement, listening, games, and piano. Learn how playful music experiences give children fun opportunities to practice attention and build confidence.

Struggling to make music practice happen at home? Discover five simple, stress-free ways to make singing and playing a fun, joyful part of your daily family routine.

Ever wonder why your child remembers song lyrics instantly but forgets where their shoes are? Discover the fascinating connection between music, movement, and memory—and why repetition builds a stronger foundation for learning.

"How much should my child practice?" Learn how simple, bite-sized home activities for Sound Beginnings, Let's Play Music, and Presto build music habits and long-term confidence.

Behind every joyful music lesson is a well-prepared teacher! Learn how our rigorous training in child development and music theory ensures every class activity has a purpose.

Have you ever caught your child humming a class song around the house or clapping along in the car? Those adorable moments are actually signs of a major musical milestone: audiation. Discover what it means to "think in music," why ear training comes before the piano, and how you can support your budding musician with simple, playful games at home!

Learn how teaching children to transpose music helps them move beyond memorization, recognize patterns, and build lasting confidence at the piano.

Learn why movement is an essential part of Let's Play Music classes. Discover how singing, dancing, and play help children build rhythm, coordination, listening skills, and a strong foundation for piano and lifelong music learning.

Discover why learning chords is an important part of piano education for children. Chords help young musicians build confidence, strengthen listening skills, recognize musical patterns, and make beautiful music from the very beginning.

Moving from the autoharp to the piano is a huge milestone in Second Year Let's Play Music! But as children begin playing three-note chords, parents often have questions about flat fingers and small hands. Read on to learn what correct chord fingering looks like and how to encourage your child at home.

The energy was electric at the Let's Play Music Symposium 2026! Discover how our licensed teachers gathered to connect, dive into pedagogy workshops, celebrate major teacher milestones, and unleash the power of our childhood music curriculum.

Ever wondered how children actually learn music best? Discover why learning music as a language—through singing, movement, and play—builds a stronger musical foundation and boosts early childhood brain development.

The results are in! Join us in celebrating the incredible creativity of our young musicians as we announce the winners of the 2026 Let’s Play Music and Presto Composition Contests. Watch their amazing video performances and view their original sheet music inside!

Here’s a simple, step-by-step guide on how to use our free 5 Green and Speckled Frogs Sing-Along Storybook Lessons in your preschool, kindergarten, or 1st grade classroom! 🐸 Learn how to combine music, movement, and literacy with ready-to-teach lessons, a digital storybook, sing-along audio, and fun frog finger puppets. Perfect for non-musical teachers looking for easy, engaging activities.

Learn the 6 developmental stages of play and how music supports social, emotional, and cognitive growth from infancy through early childhood.

Looking for an easy, engaging chord review piece? This free Camptown Races piano resource helps Level 2 students practice A Major triads while building confidence with a familiar melody.