Welcome to our Teacher Resources hub!

The internet is an amazing place that grants access to all sorts of ideas, activities, commercial goods and more that can quickly and meaningfully enhance access to music education for disabled students.

If you know of a resource that should be included here, please email us at jc@music-access.com.

Two rainbow-colored rocket-shaped objects with star and circle cutouts on a black surface against a blue background.

Medley’s free original downloadable and online resources including our signature activity book A Song In Your Pocket, which includes fifteen imaginative song-based activities with ready-to-print choice boards and visuals, and the 3D print file for Jen’s rocket ship shakers.

Child holding a cabasa percussion instrument.

Adaptive music teaching tools for meaningfully including students with communication differences, motor differences and more.

Social media app icons including Facebook, YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn on a blue background.

Disability influencers to follow on social media and beyond for deeper understanding

A child holding two colorful tube boomwhackers, one teal and one yellow, with black symbols and writing, against a green shirt background.

Color-coded pitched percussion instruments

Colorful coiled hair ties with attached metal rings in blue, black, purple, red, yellow, and green.

Quiet sensory tools for the classroom

Child holding a yarn ball made from multicolored yarn with a blue, green, and glow-in-the-dark pattern, sitting on the floor with other children nearby, with text promoting a DIY yarn ball activity.

Vocal exploration tools

Elementary music essentials that we make sure ever teacher on our adaptive music team has

A blue, semi-circular, plush, modern chair with a cut-out in the middle, and a small inset illustrating the chair's backrest's adjustable reclining positions.

Flexible floor seating for the elementary general music classroom

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