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Under prepared to effectively regulate classrooms and prime children for learning.
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Stuck in a YouTube ârutâ, using music that lacks intention and meaning.
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Overwhelmed by the sheer volume of childrenâs music out there, not knowing where to start.
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Interested in going deeper into the connection between music and self-regulation.
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Needing a range of effective tools and strategies to support challenging behaviours.
The Rhymey Repertoire is a system that uses classroom-proven, OT-tested, science-backed musical experiences to promote emotional regulation and manage challenging behaviours.
Helping you gain the confidence to implement engaging, child-centred musical experiences that focus on regulating children, resulting in calmer environments for everyone.
For services that want professional development providing educators the confidence to implement engaging, child-centred musical experiences for regulation. Tailored to help you manage challenges specific to your team, children and service.
Modest travel costs apply for services outside of Sydney Metro and Wollongong Metro (25km).
Rhymeyâs method and approaches are deeply rooted in the principles, outcomes and standards from the Early Years Learning Framework (2.0) and the National Quality Standards (NQS).
Rhymey is eligible for Start Strong Funding in NSW.
Rhymey is recognised by NESA as a Professional Development Provider
For educators and services that want a self-paced professional development course providing educators the confidence to implement engaging, child-centred musical experiences for regulation.
The Rhymey Online Professional Development course is available for a period of 8 weeks from the purchase date to complete.
Rhymeyâs method and approaches are deeply rooted in the principles, outcomes and standards from the Early Years Learning Framework (2.0) and the National Quality Standards (NQS).
Rhymey is eligible for Start Strong Funding in NSW.
Rhymey is recognised by NESA as a Professional Development Provider
Welcome
Warm Up
Music, Regulation and the EYLF
The Three Foundations of a Structured Music Experience
The Power of 10 Minutes a Day
Component One: Beat
Component Two: Singing
Component Three: Movement
Planning for Success
Where to From Here?
This course will take up to four hours to complete.
Yes, please contact us for group bookings. All participant names and emails will need to be provided in order to receive access to the course and receive their certificate of completion. Each individual must complete the course separately in order to receive their certificate of completion.
Discount rates:
Anyone with childrenâs regulation, education and joy in mind!
This course is designed for early childhood educators, primary school teachers, music specialists, learning support educators, parents and carers.
The content of this course is designed to be implemented for children from infancy to 8 years of age.
For parents, educators and services looking to expand their musical repertoire with access to an ever-growing database of child-centred songs curated for science-backed development and emotional regulation.
For services looking to build community, host professional learning and explore music as a tool for regulation. Rhymey Networking Sessions are a unique opportunity to host a Rhymey workshop, bring educators together and create shared learning experiences focused on supporting behaviour and regulation through music.
For schools and services wanting to embed music deeply into pedagogy, regulation and everyday practice. Rhymey Consultancy supports educators and leaders to move beyond doing music into using music as a responsive tool that strengthens relationships, supports regulation and deepens learning throughout the day.
In-Person Workshops: Looking to upskill your team or refine musical experiences in your service with hands-on, practical workshops mixing theory with practical strategies to use the very next day? The In-Person Workshop is for you.
Our workshops are tailored professional development sessions for teams and services focused on giving your educators the confidence and skills to implement music-based experiences that promote regulation, prime the brain for learning and assist with the management of challenging behaviours.
Networking Events: These face-to-face sessions can be booked and hosted through your service. If you have a team of educators, as well as a community of educators in your local area looking to engage in the Rhymey music and self-regulation professional development, this is for you.
Rhymey Online Repertoire: Looking for a database of short, instructional song videos proven to work in early-childhood settings, useful for inspiration, programming and day to day management of challenging behaviours through musical experiences?
The Rhymey Online Repertoire is a subscription platform that provides access to Rhymey's digital repertoire of song videos, categorised by song type, age group and emotional regulation focus area. Built specifically to give educators access to a repository of proven musical experiences aimed at emotional regulation, managing challenging behaviours and most of all, fun. New repertoire is added every NSW school term.
Want to know more about the Rhymey Online Repertoire? See our specific FAQ here.
Music and Self-Regulation Online Professional Development: The online course was created to bring the research, content and repertoire to you through one comprehensive course. Designed to capture the practical and engaging experience of Rhymeyâs face-to-face professional development, this course brings it to your screen in a self-paced format, accessible wherever you are.
Thatâs okay! No musical experience is necessary! You donât need to be an operatic soloist or concert pianist to engage in short, authentic music experiences.
Rhymey takes the âstage frightâ out of exploring music and strips it right back to why we do it - because itâs enjoyable, itâs engaging and itâs child centred.
The power of music is all-encompassing and transcends just the physical body. In relating to young children and Rhymey - music focuses on these fundamental elements:
âRegulation - A Calm Alert State: Music is a universal tool to calm, focus, energise and regulate the nervous system almost instantly. When children are operating from a "calm alert state" they are able to connect and contribute to their world with greater depth and meaning.
âThe Body - Inhibitory Control: Patience, turn taking, sharing, attention and engagement are all skills inherent into musical play. Every piece of music within the Rhymey Repertoire provides the opportunity to encourage children to tap into their inhibitory control.
âCommunication - Pro-Social Skills: Music is a holistic, interconnected learning experience that supports inclusion and creates a participatory environment. Through music children develop positive social behaviours such as empathy, listening and responding from a calmer, more regulated state of being.
âThe Brain - Pre-Reading Skills: Repetitive, beat focused musical experiences strengthen whole body coordination and synchronicity. Not only does beat synchronisation bring a child into the "calm alert state" but it is also a perfect observational tool for educators to gain insight of a child's "cognitive connectivity" - the foundational stages of learning to read.
All you need is 10 minutes! Ten minutes of any musical experience is long enough to be engaging and short enough to have a long-lasting benefit on the brain, body and nervous system.
âResearch shows that ten minutes of a structured music experience* can lead children into their calm alert state; the most opportune level of self-regulation where they are able to engage in more purposeful and permanent learning.
Rhymey is designed to equip educators with the essential tools needed to develop small, digestible, powerful musical moments for young children. Absolutely no musical training is required.
â*Rhymey highlights that a âstructured music experienceâ is more than just singing. Body percussion, heavy work, rhythmic movement, beat keeping and so much more all contribute to establishing meaningful music in the classroom.
Exploring music with young children can look and feel different to everyone. On one hand, you may have educators who are seasoned singers and have their back pockets filled with repertoire that theyâve picked up along the way. On the other hand, you may have educators who have very little experience implementing music and have little to no repertoire to work with.
âRhymey meets every educator in the middle. Whether you are the âmusical maestroâ in your service or an educator who is just hungry to learn some fresh, simple songs, Rhymeyâs gentle approach has every educator feeling like they âget itâ.
Walk away with an expanded repertoire to use with your children the very next day, or deepen your understanding of how music can create permanent positive cognitive change - wherever you are at, Rhymey will elevate your current level of music and movement understanding.
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