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 Congratulations!
By considering music education for your child at
an early age, you have taken a first step toward
bonding musically with your child and enriching
your family life with active music-making.
Music & Movement classes captures your child's
imagination, with dynamic activities, designed to
bridge the natural connection between music, movement,
and early learning.
Children are naturally drawn to music, which will
make your time with them in Music & Movement
for Toddlers both fun and beneficial.
Participate with your toddler for
40 minutes each week in singing, Chanting, moving,
dancing, listening and playing simple instruments.
Musical play activities:
– Help develop a strong musical bond with your
child and closer family ties.
– Bridge the natural connection between music
and movement.
– Enhance your child’s musical aptitude
and listening abilities.
– Lay the foundation for singing and vocal
development, listening skills, and purposeful movement.
Features:
– Movement activities for coordination, body
awareness, exploration of space, body control and
the pure joys of movement.
– Folk songs for singing, dancing and listening.
– Focused listening examples from both daily
life and music intruments.
– Instruments to explore: rhythm sticks, jingles,
rattles, drums, and resonator bars.
Benefits of Early Childhood
Music
Music’s melodic and rhythmic patterns
awaken and stimulate neural pathways in the
brain that help develop memory, math skills,
and powers of abstract and creative thinking.
Music touches all spheres of development:
– Language
– Self Expression
– Concentration
– Social Interaction
– Fine Motor Skills
– Listening
– Problem Solving
– Teamwork
– Goal Setting
– Coordination
– Confidence
– Self Esteem
– Music Playing
– Creativity
– Family Involvement
– Poise
– Bonding
– Voice Expression
– Family Interaction
– Emotional Development
Overall, music activities are ideal for
your growing child.
– Music immerses the child in language.
– Evokes movement.
– Stimulates the brain.
– Fosters physical coordination.
– Develops listening skills, the foremost
necessity for learning.
All in a group setting that builds community
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