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in Miami, FL

Enrichment Classes
for Ages 1 Through 5th Grade

Harmony and Health Microschool is an enrichment studio in Miami, FL, with classes in music, movement, art and gardening for ages one through fifth grade. Classes run during the day for homeschooled students and in the afternoon for students who attend a traditional school, taught by a Florida certified teacher and a professional wellness coach. One-to-one lessons, tutoring and coaching sit alongside them, for students who want to go further.

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What We Teach

Our Classes

Every class is small, hands-on, and led by an educator who actually specializes in it. Our Kindergarten to 5th grade classes are offered at two times of day: during the day for homeschooled students, and in the afternoon for students coming from a traditional school. Afternoon times are shown with each class below, and the daytime schedule is on the Schedule and Pricing page.

Mrs. Lambe-Estevez conducting a children's choir

Ages 5 to 11

Harmony Choir

Thursday, 4:00 – 5:00 PM

A dedicated choir directed by a Florida certified K–12 music teacher and choir conductor. Singers build healthy vocal technique, learn to hold their own part in two and three-part harmony, read music, and prepare repertoire for performance. Open both to experienced singers and to children who simply love to sing.

Performs in the end-of-semester recital
Colorful classroom xylophones and handbells

Ages 5 to 11

Music Ensemble

Tuesday, 4:00 – 5:00 PM

Children make music together from the very first class, using their voices, body percussion, xylophones, drums and recorders. Following the Orff approach, they learn by playing rather than by drilling: a rhythm becomes a game, the game becomes a song, and the song becomes a piece the whole group performs. Steady beat, pitch, notation and the discipline of listening to the person beside you all arrive along the way.

Performs in the end-of-semester recital
Colorful art and craft supplies

Ages 5 to 11

Arts & Crafts

Tuesday & Thursday, 5:00 – 6:00 PM

An hour to make something with their hands. Children work with paint, clay, paper, fabric and found materials, picking up real technique alongside the patience that comes from starting something and seeing it through to the end. Projects change through the year, and children take their work home.

Shown in the end-of-semester gallery
Children doing exercises together

Ages 5 to 11

Group Movement

Monday & Wednesday, 4:00 – 5:00 PM

Physical activity children actually look forward to, led by a NASM-trained coach: games, obstacle courses, relays, balance and coordination work. The aim is capability rather than competition, helping every child move well, trust their own body, and finish the hour wanting to come back.

Young plants growing in pots

Ages 5 to 11

Gardening

Monday & Wednesday, 5:00 – 6:00 PM

Children plant, water, tend and harvest in our indoor garden, and discover where food actually comes from. It is science they can hold in their hands: seed and soil, light and water, patience and results. Growing indoors means a crop never depends on the weather, so every child sees their own plant through from first shoot to harvest. Watching something they planted come all the way through to harvest teaches patience in a way no lesson about it ever could.

Shown in the end-of-semester gallery
Three children sharing a keyboard and playing together

Ages 5 to 11

Guided Jam & Improv

Friday, 4:00 – 5:00 PM

A relaxed end to the week where children play, improvise and create together without sheet music in front of them. They take turns leading, answer one another in rhythm, and build short pieces on the spot. Improvising teaches children to make musical decisions in real time, and it is the fastest way we know to loosen up a shy player.

Wooden puzzles, number tiles and brain teasers laid out on a table

Ages 5 to 11

Logic Lab

Friday, 5:00 – 6:00 PM

Puzzles, patterns, strategy games and hands-on problems that ask children to think a step ahead. Tangrams, logic grids, building challenges, and games where the whole trick is spotting the pattern before anybody else does. Children work in pairs and small teams, so explaining your thinking out loud is half the fun.

A parent lifting a laughing child into the air in a sunlit field

Ages 1 to 5

Mommy & Me Music

Tuesday, 9:00 – 9:45 AM · with a grown-up

A first taste of music for our youngest visitors, directed by a Florida certified music teacher, with a parent or caregiver taking part alongside them rather than watching from a chair. Forty-five minutes of songs, rhymes, simple percussion, movement and play, built around what a child from one to five can genuinely do. No musical experience needed, from either of you.

Alongside Your Classes

The group classes above are the heart of what we do. These three sit alongside them: extra help for a young musician getting ready to perform, one-to-one and group reading and math support for a child who needs it, and nutrition and fitness coaching for families who catch the bug once they are already here.

A teacher guiding a child's hands on a flute

Any Age

Private Music Lessons

Weekly, one to one · 30 or 60 minutes

Most of our lesson students are already singing in the choir or playing in the ensemble and want extra help to perform at their best, though lessons are open to anyone. We teach voice, piano, violin, viola, cello, flute, recorder and xylophone. Every lesson follows skill level rather than age, and the pace is set by the person learning.

Solo recital spot in the end-of-semester showcase
A tutor helping a young child write in an exercise book

Ages 5 to 11

Tutoring

One to one, or in a small group

One-to-one and group reading and math support for children in Kindergarten through 5th grade. Group tutoring meets Monday to Thursday as part of the daytime schedule, and every student in it works at their own level and is tutored individually by our educators. Either way, we start by finding where the gap actually is rather than assuming, then work through it at a pace that rebuilds confidence alongside competence. One-to-one tutoring is priced the same as a private lesson.

An adult and a child doing push-ups on exercise mats

Any Age

Nutrition and Fitness Coaching

Weekly, one to one or as a family · 30 or 60 minutes

Led by a NASM-trained coach, at any age. Fitness coaching is built around what someone actually wants to be able to do, rather than around a generic program. Nutrition coaching works the same way, except that with younger children it usually makes more sense to work with the whole family: a child who cannot yet shop or cook is not the one deciding what is for dinner. Most families arrive here after Group Movement gets them thinking about the rest of the week.

Every class is priced on its own, and every class you add takes another 5% off.

See the Schedule and Pricing
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Twice a Year

Every Semester Ends in a Showcase

Classes here are not just a way to fill an hour. From the first week of a semester, what they rehearse and what they make is building toward one evening in front of the people who matter most to them. Then the next semester opens with new repertoire, new projects, and the next showcase to work toward.

The Recital

Music Ensemble and Harmony Choir

A semester of rehearsal leads to a live recital. Children learn their part knowing it will actually be heard, and that changes how they practice: the piece stops being an exercise and becomes something they own. Every child in the ensemble and the choir performs.

The Gallery

Arts & Crafts and Gardening

A semester of work in the studio and the garden goes on display. Paintings, prints, sculptures and what the children have grown are hung and labelled with the maker's name for families to walk through, so children see their own work treated as work worth showing.

Solo Recitals

Private Voice and Instrument Lessons

Students taking one-to-one voice or instrument lessons are encouraged to perform a solo. It is never required and nobody is pushed onto a stage. But a first solo in front of a warm, familiar room is one of the things a young musician remembers for good.

Membership runs the full year, October through May, and that year falls into two semesters: October to January, then February to May. Each one ends in its own showcase, and each one opens with fresh projects in the studio and the garden and new repertoire in the ensemble and the choir.

Our Story

Built on Two Passions

Harmony and Health Microschool began with a simple belief: children learn best when they are moving. A child clapping out a rhythm, digging in a garden bed or running an obstacle course is learning with their whole body, not sitting still being talked at. Founded by a certified music teacher and a professional fitness, health and wellness coach, we put music and movement under one roof, in groups small enough that every child is genuinely known.

Music room with piano and instruments

Harmony

Music is a language every child can speak. From Mommy & Me to choir and private lessons, we teach music as something you do rather than something you study, nurturing creativity, discipline and self-expression from the very first class.

Outdoor playground and fitness area

Health

A healthy body supports a healthy mind. Movement, nutrition awareness and time in the garden run through the week as real classes with a qualified coach, not as an afterthought squeezed in when there is time left over.

Why Harmony and Health Microschool

Small Groups.
Specialist Teachers.

Here is what makes a class with us different.

FL

Certified Educators

Music is taught by a K–12 music teacher certified by the Florida Department of Education, with 13 years in the classroom. Movement and nutrition are taught by a coach trained by the National Academy of Sports Medicine, with 9 years as a full-time professional.

$45

Try Before You Join

Any single class is $45 as a one-time visit, with no membership required. If you go on to join, that $45 comes straight off your first payment, so seeing it for yourself costs nothing.

1–11

Age One Through 5th Grade

Toddlers in Mommy & Me Music, then Kindergarten through 5th grade in our daytime and afternoon classes. It is one place a family stays with as their children grow, where a younger sibling eventually joins the class an older one has already been through.

You

Choose Your Own Classes

Nothing here is all-or-nothing. Take a single class or several. Each class is priced on its own, and every class you add takes another 5% off. Your place in each class then stays yours from October through May.

How It Works

Four Steps to Your Week

Joining is deliberately simple, and nothing is locked in until you have seen a class with your own eyes.

Tell us about your child

Tell Us About Your Child

Send us a note or call, and we will talk through their age, their interests, and what your week already looks like. It takes a few minutes and there is nothing to prepare.

Try a class for $45

Try a Class for $45

Come to any single class as a one-time visit. Your child gets a real session, not a tour, and you get to watch how the room actually runs before deciding anything.

Choose your classes

Choose Your Classes

Pick the classes that fit around school, work and everything else. The Schedule and Pricing page shows your monthly total updating as you choose.

Keep the same place all year

Keep Your Place All Year

Your child holds the same spot in the schedule from October through May, paid in equal monthly amounts so the cost never jumps around from one month to the next.

Meet the Educators

Passionate. Qualified. Dedicated.

Harmony and Health Microschool is a family endeavor, built by two educators who share one vision: a place where every child is truly known, valued, and encouraged to reach their full potential.

Mrs. Lambe-Estevez

Mrs. Lambe-Estevez

Lead Educator & Music Teacher

Certified through the Florida Department of Education as a K–12 Music Teacher, Mrs. Lambe-Estevez brings 13 years of classroom experience and 26 years of working with children to Harmony and Health Microschool. A professional singer and flutist specializing in Elementary Music Education and Choir Conducting, she leads Music Ensemble, Guided Jam & Improv, Mommy & Me Music and Harmony Choir, and guides students in exploring their own musical voices through singing, recorder, xylophone, drums and more. She also teaches private music lessons and one-to-one academic tutoring, bringing the same attention to the individual child to every subject.

Florida Department of Education Certified K–12 Music Teacher Elementary Music & Choir Professional Singer & Flutist
Mr. Estevez

Mr. Estevez

Health & Wellness Educator

Trained by the National Academy of Sports Medicine in personal training and nutrition coaching, Mr. Estevez has spent 9 years as a full-time fitness, health and wellness professional, with over 24 years dedicated to the study of strength, nutrition, and longevity. He leads Group Movement and Gardening, and coaches one-to-one, teaching children age-appropriate fitness, healthy eating habits and wellness practices they will carry with them for life.

NASM-Trained 9 Years Professional Experience Movement & Nutrition Educator
Questions & Answers

Frequently Asked Questions

Choosing the right classes for your child matters. Here are the questions we hear most from families.

We are an enrichment studio in Miami for children from age 1 through 5th grade. We teach music, art, movement, gardening and logic classes, during the day for homeschooled students and in the afternoon for students coming from a traditional school, along with one-to-one lessons and tutoring. We work alongside your child's schooling rather than replacing it.

Our classes run from age 1 through 5th grade. Mommy & Me Music is for ages 1 to 5, with a grown-up taking part. Every other class, daytime or afternoon, Harmony Choir included, is for Kindergarten through 5th grade, ages 5 to 11. Tutoring covers reading and math for those same ages. Two things sit outside that span: one-to-one music lessons, which follow skill level rather than age, and nutrition and fitness coaching, which is open to anyone.

Yes. Every class can be taken on its own, at its own monthly price, and every class you add takes another 5% off your total. On the Schedule and Pricing page you can tick the classes you want and watch your monthly total update as you go.

Yes. Any single class is $45 as a one-time visit, with no membership needed. If you join afterwards, that $45 comes off your first payment, so trying us costs you nothing extra.

Membership runs for the full year, October through May. The cost of that year is divided into eight equal monthly payments, so your amount never changes from one month to the next, including the months shortened by Thanksgiving, winter break and spring break. Cancelling requires thirty days written notice. A yearly $100 registration per student, charged at enrollment, covers class materials for the year and their own Harmony and Health Microschool T-shirt.

Both founders teach, every week. Mrs. Lambe-Estevez is certified through the Florida Department of Education as a K–12 Music Teacher, with 13 years of classroom experience and 26 years working with children. Mr. Estevez is NASM-trained in personal training and nutrition coaching, with 9 years as a full-time fitness and wellness professional.

Yes. The same classes we teach in the afternoon also run during the day for homeschooled students, between 11:00 AM and 2:00 PM, priced the same way. Every session is one hour and you choose the classes that suit your family, so a homeschool week gets the group experience that is hardest to create at home.

We are at 9670 SW 72nd Street, Miami, FL 33173, serving families across Miami, Kendall, Westchester and the neighborhoods around them. Classes begin in October, and we are enrolling now. Fill out the form below and we will be in touch with everything you need.

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Save Your Child's Place

Every class is kept small so that every student gets real instruction, which means places are limited. Tell us a little about your family and we will be in touch with the details, and with a time to come and try a class.