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Sometimes ACTIONS are louder than WORDS
Have you ever sat in a movie theater, and several people in the row behind you are all talking? I bet you found it difficult to concentrate on the movie. What does this have to do with your child in … Continue reading
Posted in Benefits of Music, Bringing Music Home, Kindermusik, Why Kindermusik?
Tagged babies, development, education, hearing, infants, Kidnermusik, labeling, language acquisition, mind, parenting, parents, problem solve, sing, sticks, toddlers, voices
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What do you hear?
Pitter, patter, pitter, patter… I can HEAR the rain. Musically speaking, rain sounds are short sounds. The musical term “staccato” refers to sounds that are separated and often short. It’s the perfect word to use when playing with – and describing – … Continue reading
Let’s jump for joy!
This article was originally written by Kindermusik educator Helen Peterson. Helen’s Kindermusik of the Valley program, located in and around the twin cities, MN, is one of the top programs in the world. In a relatively recent study, 4 to 6 … Continue reading
Posted in Benefits of Music, Kindermusik, Why Kindermusik?
Tagged benefits, children, development, Kindermusik, learning, mind, motor skills, movement, music, research, toddlers
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Good taste in books
Literacy begins early, with nothing more than simply spending time with a book. Even if your baby puts the book in her mouth while you read, she absorbs the sounds of your words, the action of you turning the page, … Continue reading
Posted in Kindermusik, Kindermusik Hodgepodge, Parenting Tips
Tagged at home, baby, books, children, development, education, Kindermusik, literacy, preschooler, pretend play, reading, toddler
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