Try saying: “Six silly seagulls sang sunny songs.”

Can you say it three times fast without getting tangled?

Now try singing it on one note.

Bonus points if you can do it without laughing! 🐦

Scientists have discovered that dolphins use special whistles that work almost like names.

They can recognize each other just by hearing those sounds.

Your voice is special too — nobody else sounds exactly like you.

Celebrate your unique voice today by singing your favorite song with confidence! 🎶

Start with a tiny “good morning” voice like the sun is just waking up.

Then make your voice bigger and brighter as the sun rises into the sky.

See if you can sing “Do-Re-Mi” a little louder each time without shouting.

Your goal is to make your voice shine bright like sunshine…

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Start with a tiny,
bright “hee-hee-hee,” then stretch into a warm “ahhhh” like you’re soaking in
the sun.

Changing from small to open sounds helps your voice grow strong and
flexible.

Keep it light and happy — sunshine voices only! ☀️

Sing a short
pattern like “Do–Re–Mi” and then echo it back exactly the same.

Listening
carefully helps your ears and voice work together.

Parrots are great imitators
— and so are singers! Can you copy three patterns in a row without mixing them
up? 🦜✨

Their voices are strong but smooth, not
shouty.

Just like whales, your voice can be powerful without pushing. Try
making a long, smooth “oooooo” sound like a whale gliding through water. 🌊🎶

Start
with a soft “zzzzz” like a tiny bee flying near a flower.

Then make your buzz
louder as if the bee is zooming closer.

Buzzing warms up your lips and voice
gently and safely.

Can you buzz up high and then slide back down low like a bee
landing? 🌼

Start with a low “ribbit” and slide up like a frog hopping onto a lily pad.

Then slide back down softly.

These smooth glides help your voice stay flexible
and strong.

Keep it playful and light — no pushing needed! 💚

Pick three
notes and imagine each one has a different color.

Can you make your red note
sound bold and your blue note sound calm?

Changing how you imagine your sound
helps your voice explore tone. What color does your favorite note feel like? 🌈

Our new Spring Song Project Challenge is here, and it will run through June 30, 2026.

Your singer will choose one special song to work on this spring and use V360 lessons to help them improve along the way.

How your child can enter

1️⃣ Choose 1 song to focus on
2️⃣ Complete 15 V360 lessons by 6/30/26
3️⃣ At…

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Then try sliding your “quack” up and down
like a duck waddling across water.

Sliding sounds (sirens) help your voice
stretch gently.

How silly can your duck sound today? 🦆

Just like bees, your voice vibrates when you hum.

Those tiny vibrations
help warm up your vocal folds safely. Try buzzing like a happy bee today:
“zzzzzz!” 🐝🎶

▶️ Watch now to see who won: https://youtu.be/UH4E6wjNMvI

Great job to all of our Gold singers and families who practiced healthy voice habits this month!

Let’s warm
up with tiny raindrop sounds: “plink, plink, plink” on three light notes.

Then
grow your sound into a big “whooooosh!” like a rainstorm.

Practicing
soft-to-big sounds helps your voice learn control. Can you make your rainstorm
super dramatic? ⛈️

Make tiny “peep-peep” sounds like a baby bunny, then hop to a big, cheerful
“ha-ha-ha!” as if a bunny discovered carrots.

Try to keep each sound smooth and
gentle — no pushing needed.

Your voice loves playful practice like this. 🥕🐇

Start
with light, fluttery “la-la-la” sounds that bounce gently like wings.

Then move
to a longer “ooooo” that floats across the room.

Switching between bouncy and
floaty sounds teaches your voice flexibility. Go explore those butterfly wings!
🦋

They start listening inside the egg
and learn the sound patterns they’ll respond to. Just like them, you can
train your ears to listen for high notes, low notes, and patterns in songs.

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This month’s challenge is all about healthy voice habits — the little choices that keep young voices strong and happy.

🥤 Vocal Health Hero – March 2026

Parents – here’s how your child can join:

1️⃣ Use the Kids Vocal Health Hero checklist

• Download the V360 Gold March Vocal Health Hero – Kids Checklist in your…

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Changing your voice from low to high helps stretch your vocal folds gently.

Try
singing “Do–Mi–Sol–Do” using your best froggy voice.

How high can your frog
jump today? 🐸💚

See if you can switch back and
forth without stopping! 🦊✨

Birds use their songs to talk, say “hello,” and even show off. Just like them,
your voice can make lots of different sounds too — soft, loud, high, low, silly
or serious.

Try making three different “bird calls” today and see…

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Pretend you’re blowing
heart-shaped bubbles with your voice — make a soft “ooooh” and let it float up
like a balloon. Then switch to a bright “la-la-la!” as if you’re sending a
singing Valentine to someone special. Playing with soft and bright sounds helps
your voice become more flexible.

Can you make heart-shaped…

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Start with a
teeny-tiny “growl” like a baby bear waking up, then make it bigger and rounder
like a giant bear stretching for breakfast.

This helps your voice explore soft
and strong sounds without pushing.

Try singing “Do–Mi–Sol” using your
favorite bear voice! Which bear do you sound like today?…

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Parents – here’s how your child can enter:

1️⃣ Do a V360 warmup on 8 days in February

• Help your singer choose any lesson inside V360.

• Between February 1–28, 2026, have them complete a lesson on 8 different days, and be sure to click…

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Start with tiny
raindrop sounds — “plink, plink, plink.”

Then try a rolling thunder voice with
a big “Rrrrrrumble!”

Switching between small and big sounds teaches your voice
control while making practice feel like playtime. 🌧️⚡

“Baby bunnies bounce and bop”

Try saying it slowly, then fast, then SING it!

This helps your tongue wake up
and makes your words extra clear.

Try it with different silly voices for extra
fun. How fast can you go before it gets goofy? 🐰

Try saying
“waddle-waddle” on three notes as you move your shoulders like a penguin.

This
helps loosen your neck and upper body — great for singing!

Then try singing a
soft “oo” like a penguin calling its friends. 🐧❄️

Parents – here’s how it works:

1️⃣ Send Meghan your child’s 2026 singing goals
From your parent account, send a message to Meghan with the subject:

“2026 Singing Goals – [Child’s first name or nickname]”

In the message, include:

• Your singer’s…

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Pretend your voice is a
snowflake drifting down — slide down “oooo” very softly like you’re floating in
the air.

Then pretend you’re a snowball rolling down a hill and make your voice
get louder and faster.

These silly sounds help your voice stretch without
strain. ⛄🎶

Today, let’s start
with the happiest sound your voice can make — a bright, bouncy “la-la-la!”

Sing
it quietly like a tiny mouse, then BIG like a giant who loves to sing.

Changing
the size of your voice helps you learn control while having fun.

Let’s kick off
the year with silliness and sparkle! ✨

Today, give someone
the gift of a simple song — even just one line. Singing for someone you love is
one of the most magical holiday gifts.

Use your warmest, happiest voice and
spread some musical cheer. 💚❤️

Say “Ho-ho-ho!” in three
different voices: big Santa, tiny Santa, and sleepy Santa.

This helps you
practice volume control without pushing your voice too hard.

Try singing your
favorite line from a song in each Santa voice and see which sounds funniest! 🎄

Start with
a bright “ding” on a high note, then answer with a soft “dong” on a lower note.
It’s a fun way to practice pitch matching while pretending you’re ringing bells
in a winter parade.

Can you make your “ding” extra sparkly? 🔔✨

Start with a tiny “mmm” sound like a baby snowflake, then grow it
bigger and rounder as if the sun is shining on your snowman’s head.

This gentle
humming helps your voice relax and get ready to sing.

Try sliding up your voice
like you’re climbing a snowy hill, then sliding down like a…

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Today, sing your favorite
song to someone in your family as a gift. 🎵💛

It’s the sweetest way to say “thank you.”

Gobble “gobble-gobble” on
3 silly notes.

Try high gobbles and low gobbles – it’s secretly a vocal
exercise! 🎶

Try clucking like a chicken:
“Bok-bok-bok” on Do–Re–Mi.

Can you make it sound like a song? 🐥

“Five fine fat friendly frogs”

Say it fast, then SING it! 🐸 Who can do it without giggling?

“Witchy Wendy whispers wicked
wishes”

Try it 5 times without laughing! Bonus: say it in your spookiest
voice 👻

Sing “Do–Mi–Sol–Do” with your best robot voice 🤖

Then switch to “princess” or “pirate” voices. 👸 ⛵

Can you keep the notes the same?

“Lazy lions like to lie in the
library” 🦁

Try it 5 times! Then roar like a lion at the end. RAWR! 🦁🎶

Sing like the Wind! 🍃

Try a gentle “whooo” sound
as if you’re the autumn breeze. Now try a stronger “whoooosh” for stormy
weather!

Can you switch between them? 🌬️