The purpose of the research was to explore an elementary school music teacher’s implementation of integrating aesthetic learning into the Arts and Humanities Learning Area in the sixth grade. Using case study methods, the target case was a music teacher in an elementary school in Taipei Hsien. Data collection included interviews, observations, artifact collection, and so on. The findings revealed that Ms. Chang, the teacher, emphasized cultivating her students’ perception of music and art in her teaching. She tried to guide the students to perceive music and performing arts in multiple ways. She led the students to experience the beauty of music, to have concrete and abstract imagination through music and drawing, to feel the tension of the body in music movement, and to recognize their growth in aesthetic learning. Ms. Chang attempted to bring her aesthetic teaching belief into her practices. Simultaneously, she respected the students’ aesthetic experiences. This research will provide a way for educators to reflect on aesthetic teaching and to cultivate students’ aesthetic sensitivity.