Songwriting is a great way to spend time with your children, and teach them skills like rhyming, rhythm, and so much more. Writing songs with your kids is so easy, and it’s a great way for your children to communicate their emotions as well as their interests. Here’s how.

Music and writing often go hand in hand. Some of our greatest written works have come from writers who put their pen to paper while groovin’ to popular tunes. Here are ways that music can inspire creative writing.

We’ve always been taught in school that daydreaming is bad. But research shows that when you daydream, your brain is actively building neural connections.

A rainstick is a fun way to explore sound with your child. All you need is a cardboard tube, and a few materials you have lying around the house. Let’s get started!

Cause and effect is how children learn to control and interact with their environment. In our latest activity, we’ve come up with a way for you to teach your child the mechanics of sound––using items you can find in your kitchen!

Making music with water is a great way to teach your child the science of sound. Keep reading to find out how to use your ordinary glasses to make extraordinary sounds.

Music is a great way for your preschooler to develop and learn social skills. Here are a few at-home music activities to try with them!

Most everyone has an appreciation for music—and it starts at a young age. Here’s how you can help your child fall in love with music.

A musical home is a nurturing environment for your child to learn and appreciate the meaningful experiences music has to offer. Read more for tips on how to make your home a more musical one!

Are your children stuck at home with nothing to do? Why not bring the joy of music learning into your home? These at-home music activities are fun, and enjoyable for kids of all ages.

Research has shown the incredible effects music has on the brain, including enhanced cognitive function, executive function, language processing, and more.

Music is incredibly powerful. When it comes to autism, it can be an educational breakthrough. Read more to find out how music changes the way children with autism speak, learn, and grow.

Music is a powerful tool for children with special needs. It can help improve motor skills, enhance learning, and help children express themselves. Read more to learn about why children with special needs benefit from music.

The Music Room has been serving the Greater Birmingham Area since 2012. We aim to teach and inspire children and adults through the gift of music in a safe and nurturing environment. Read more about who we are, here.