The Music Room Meet-Up is a free 3-day event for Kindergarten, 1st, and 2nd grade music teachers, from June 26-28, 2026.
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In this free 3-day virtual conference, you will learn from experienced elementary music educators how to engage your primary students in music class.
 You’ll learn new songs and activities specifically geared toward Kindergarten-2nd grade students, and tried-and-true strategies for keeping students engaged—all while extending their musical understanding!
…Plus receive a CEU certificate for attending!
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Here are the experts you’ll learn from during the Music Room Meet-Up!
Build strong routines, structure, and understanding so everything else works.
Movement Improvisation in Primary Grades
From Scope & Sequence to Reality: Making Your Music Curriculum Actually Connect
Slow Down to Speed Up: Making Notation "Click"
Taking the Mystery Out of MLT
Teaching Rhythm,
Step by Step
Silly Sounds to Singing Voices: Exploring the Voice
in Primary Grades
Keep students focused, motivated, and excited—without exhausting yourself.
Kindergartners Are a Lot: Engaging Lessons That Don't Wreck You
Sing It, Say It, Play It:
Name Games with
Purpose
Tiny Humans, Big Energy: Strategies to Capture Attention and Keep the Lesson Moving
Wiggle, Giggle & Groove! Games & Activities for Primary Grades
Magic Moments in Teaching: Simple Strategies That Keep a Music Classroom Humming
Listen Up:
Engaging Listening Lessons for Primary Grades
Bring it all together with meaningful, inclusive, and creative teaching.
Story and Song: Bringing Picture Books into the Primary Music Room
Ready, Set, Read... and Sing!: Transforming Children’s Literature into Performance
ADHD in the
General Music
Classroom
Selecting Repertoire for Lower Elementary Learners Through a Culturally Responsive Lens
Think Outside the Box: Relevant Movement in General Music
From Inspiration to Implementation: Building Your Next Music Lesson
I’m your host (and one of your presenters!)
I have 24 years of experience teaching elementary music–everything from K-7 general music, to band, choir, and strings! Now, I am an Arts Administrator, supporting all Unified Arts teachers in my district, and working with the Curriculum Team.
I blog at Aileen’s Music Room (formerly Mrs. Miracle’s Music Room) and have a music education podcast called The Music Room. I love sharing ideas with music educators all over the world, through summits, courses, and my TPT store.
I have lots of experience with Kindergarten, first, and second grade, and understand how exhausting it can be to manage and teach five-year-olds. Choosing the right repertoire and the right activities, so that students are engaged and challenged, can be so difficult! I’ve compiled these sessions for music teachers like you, who want to teach engaging lessons (but also save time!)
Aileen
You’ll receive an email with all of the details, including…
The summit will take place virtually, from June 26-28, 2026. Dates don’t work? Register for more viewing options.
You’ll learn from 14 different elementary music education experts, about everything from centers to singing games, to listening lessons with K-2!
When you sign up, you’ll receive a link to a free Facebook group, where you can ask questions, share your a-ha moments, and connect with other music educators!
You’ll have a chance to sign up for an All Access Pass (at a special price for a limited time), which will give you access to the sessions for the next year!
The sessions will be available the weekend of June 26-28. Each session will be available for 24 hours, unless you have purchased the all access pass, called The Music Teacher Toolkit.
After each session is posted, you have 24 hours to view it. If you still need more time, you can purchase the Music Teacher Toolkit, for extended access.
Most of the sessions will be pre-recorded, but the last session will be live!
Yes! There will be an all access pass available if you would like longer access (and if you would like some other goodies!) but you will be able to access this summit for free.
You will receive an email with a link to the schedule page, as well as to all of the sessions!
If you still have questions, we encourage you to go ahead and sign up. Your questions will likely be answered during the event or in the Facebook community, which you’ll be able to join right away after grabbing your free ticket.Â
However, if you need to ask us a question before registering, feel free to send us an email at aileen@aileensmusicroom.com.
