Make your voice go from low to high, sounding like a siren.
Find a classical/broadway song and sing as if you were singing opera, this helps your vocal chords stretch and helps your range grow.
Remember, your range will not grow overnight! It takes a lot of work and dedication!

Improve Memorization Skills

Find a song, or use one of your lesson songs. Think about what that song means to you. Think about the story, and apply the story to your life. Pick the song apart from beginning to end. Take the first section of the song, remember what it is about. Now do this with all sections. Act out your song! It will help you remember what comes next!

Musical Activities for young children

Sing “finger play” songs, like Itzy Bitzy spider, Where is Thumbkin or Five Little Ducks. Make new motions for each verse. This helps strengthen fine motor control and coordination for singing and moving at the same time

Ear Training Activities for young children

Find two contrasting songs (ie: fast/slow, loud/quiet) and talk about the differences they hear. Stand up on loud parts and sit down on quiet parts. You can tap parts of the body (shoulders, knees) to the beat of the songs for them to explore the differences between fast and slow

Vocal exercises for young children

Hum, or play a tune. And have them repeat it back to you.
Sing a conversation back and forth between the two of you
Practice singing high and low while standing high and squatting low.