Hello, Voice!™ Monthly Practice Challenges
The Hello, Voice!™ Monthly Practice Challenges give young singers a simple way to keep practicing the skills they're learning in their voice lessons without adding a huge assignment to their week.
Each challenge is short, focused, and connected to the musicianship skills being taught in the Hello, Voice!™ workbooks.
The goal isn't to ask students to spend hours practicing.
It's to give them one small musical challenge that gets them thinking, singing, listening, creating, and using what they're learning.
Designed to Follow the Hello, Voice!™ Curriculum
Level 1
September • October • November • December
Level 2
January • February • March • April • May
The challenges correspond with the concepts introduced in the Hello, Voice!™ Level 1 and Level 2 workbooks, making them an easy way to extend learning beyond the weekly lesson.
Use Them Your Way
Give students a challenge each week. Assign them throughout the month. Let students choose their own challenge. Use them as optional practice. Or turn them into a fun studio-wide challenge.
They're flexible enough to fit the way you already teach.
For Teachers Who Want More Practice Without More Planning
You already have enough to prepare for every lesson.
These challenges give your students additional opportunities to practice and reinforce their musicianship without requiring you to create another set of assignments yourself.
And because the challenges connect to the curriculum they're already using, students aren't being asked to learn something completely new at home.
Digital download. Designed to complement Hello, Voice!™ Levels 1 & 2.
What makes the Hello, Voice!™ workbooks special?
Built by a teacher, tested in the studio.
Every lesson comes from over two decades of real classroom and studio experience, not a curriculum written from the outside looking in.
Real technique taught through story.
Music theory, sight-singing, ear-training, and age-appropriate voice technique are woven into an ongoing adventure, so students absorb real skills without it feeling like "work."
Age-appropriate, teacher-ready.
Every concept is explained in language young singers can easily grasp, and every lesson is structured so you can pick it up and teach it without extra prep.