Singing promotes the development of creativity and personality in children, brings joy, and awakens curiosity about the diverse use of the body's own instrument, the voice. Furthermore, it strengthens skills in speaking, reading, and writing. Therefore, singing is an essential part of education and upbringing in kindergartens and elementary schools. This practical handbook provides didactic and methodological foundations for vocal music-making with children. Using specific song examples, it thoroughly and practically explains the planning and methodological approach to singing and working on songs. The author outlines the significance of singing for child development and offers many helpful tips for rehearsal planning, song accompaniment, and conducting. Content: - The singing voice: An introduction to the anatomy and physiology involved in the vocal process.