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  • Unity in Diversity

    Unity in Diversity

    Many music genres today are fusions of older styles: Reggaeton, Ethio-Jazz, K-Pop, Celtic Punk, Country Rap, and Blues Rock to…

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  • Words Matter!

    Words Matter!

    Have you ever heard Martina McBride’s Independence Day at a patriotic event? Or Bruno Mars’ Marry You at a wedding?…

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  • Happy 4th of July!

    Happy 4th of July!

    How do we teach littles the difference between Patriotism and Nationalism? And why is important to do so?? Patriotism: Love…

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About Me: Preschool KidMin Choir Curriculum Creator

Hi. I’m Brenda Hunten, curriculum creator/owner of Little JAM Sessions. I want to share my heart with you about why I started Little JAM Sessions.

My Story

Growing up, my faith, singing, and crafts were my favorite things. I graduated with my degree in music and have been singing and teaching ever since. For the past 15 years, I’ve concentrated at teaching kids. I’ve taught Kindermusik, Gymboree, and Animal Adventures in Music. I’ve started and directed church preschool choirs and elementary school choirs. Several years ago, I taught a church preschool choir. I was asked to teach them music, do a Bible lesson, and create a craft. While I thought that was great, there was no set curriculum, just a closet of supplies, a box of music, and my Bible. I thoroughly enjoyed creating cohesive lessons that brought the three focuses together. But I wondered how many teachers out there, especially volunteers, might feel a bit overwhelmed. This is why I created Little JAM Sessions, a preschool guide to Jesus, Art, and Music. These are cohesive, themed lessons with a teacher guide, parent blog, take-home activities, original choir music, a suggested music playlist, a suggested book list, and more. As a curriculum creator, I want to empower you – the teacher, the parent. This blog is to share what I’ve learned and what I continue to learn from teaching – B