Ms. Karyner brings extensive experience in early childhood music, musical theatre, voice, and arts education, along with her passion for nurturing young learners that shines in every class she teaches. She has successfully guided groups of children as young as 3 months through age 5, creating joyful, developmentally appropriate lessons that help little ones explore sound, movement, and creativity. She is also experienced in supporting students with learning disabilities, ensuring that every child feels included, capable, and celebrated.

Her training spans multiple teaching methods and approaches, allowing her to adapt lessons to each child’s learning style, age, and skill level. Whether a student learns best through movement, rhythm, visuals, or hands‑on exploration, she meets them right where they are. This same flexibility carries into her musical theatre and voice instruction, where she encourages even the youngest students to find their voice—both literally and creatively.

Before becoming an educator, Ms. Karyner built a rich artistic foundation as a ballet dancer, a participant in acting summer camps, and a longtime choir performer. These experiences give her a natural connection to musical theatre and voice performance, and a deep understanding of how young children express themselves through singing, storytelling, and movement. Above all, she is an enthusiastic, multi‑disciplinary artist who loves sharing her knowledge of music, voice, and musical theatre with the next generation. Her classroom is a warm, encouraging space where children can explore, imagine, and grow at their own pace.

Education and Accomplishments:

• Debuted with St. Raymond’s Catholic Church Choir at the Miami-Dade County Auditorium in 2016.
• Earned a Certificate of Translation and Interpretation from Miami Dade College in 2020.
• Led annual workshops on graphic materials and sound exploration to train teachers for KLA Schools in Miami, Florida, from 2021 to 2025.
• Presented four art exhibitions for KLA Schools of Coral Gables, Florida.