9 Music Activities for a Snowy Day
Play your instrument
Practice your assignment, play your favorite songs, try a challenge piece, make up your own music. Ask your teacher for ideas.
Play for an audience
Share your music for your family in your home. Do a video call with family or friends who live elsewhere.
Use a make-up pass for an additional online lesson
A snowy day is a great time to take an online lesson. Your teacher can help with a practice session, or help you learn something new.
Call or text our office at 651-263-9475 or email info@BrighterMindsMusic.com to find same-day teacher availability. You can also book your lessons online for lessons the next day.
Dance Party
Turn on some of your favorite music and have a dance party!
Sing along!
Search Youtube for a favorite song and sing along! Check out Ms Emily’s “Five Little Snowman” video
Make a musical instrument or craft
Check out: Winter Toddler and Preschool Craft "Paper Plate Snowman" from Ms Emily at Brighter Minds Music
Listen to music
Turn on a playlist you love or listen to something new. Bonus tip: make a fort in your living room and cuddle with blankets and stuffies while listening to music.
Ask your teacher for their favorites to inspire you.
Watch a musical
Search your favorite streaming service for a musical. One of my favorite musicals is Into the Woods. I was introduced when I was a child and can still sing the entire musical for memory. Here’s a sing-a-long version on Disney Plus.
Try some music-related computer games
Some of our favorite games are: Garageband, Simply Piano, Guitar Band, WeDrum, Incredibox. Look for music theory games such as flashcards.
What’s a music activity for a snowy day that you enjoy? Let us know!
See you soon,
Emily Ireland,
Owner, Director
Brighter Minds Music