Presented by Voicercise | Clearwater, Florida
Is your child passionate about singing?
As the school year kicks off, it’s the perfect time to invest in enriching activities that support both creativity and academic growth. If your child loves to sing, back to school Voice Lessons can be an incredibly valuable part of their routine—not just musically, but mentally and emotionally, too.
Voice Lessons help a child increase focus, discipline, time management, bring function, listening and duplication and more…
How Voice Lessons Support Academic Success
Voice lessons help students build:
- Focus & Discipline – Singing requires breath control, pitch accuracy, and lyric memorization, all of which demand consistent practice.
- Time Management – Learning songs and preparing for lessons encourages responsibility and organizational skills.
- Improved Brain Function – Studies show that music training enhances reading, language, and math skills by stimulating key areas of the brain.
- Listening & Communication Skills – Students become more attentive listeners and more confident speakers, skills that support schoolwork and social interaction.
Confidence That Goes Beyond the Stage
Performing—even in weekly a private lesson—helps build confidence and self-esteem. Children who sing learn to express themselves clearly, handle performance anxiety, and shine in front of others, whether in the classroom or on stage.
Once they start requesting that they join the quarterly Student Concerts, you have a whole new kid on your hands. Smiling, confident and so proud of their performance!
Most kids immediately ask, “When can I do another?”
Try a Voice Lesson at Voicercise for Just $30!
Located in Clearwater, Florida, Voicercise offers professional voice training in a fun, supportive environment. Whether your child is a beginner or already loves to sing, our back to school Voice Lessons help them grow musically and academically.
Ready to get started?
Call us today or visit our our kids voice lesson page to book your $30 introductory voice lesson and help your child find their voice this school year!
