Why is our team so special?
Our team is made up of more than excellent musicians. Learn why our team is so special….and why it matters to your student.
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Babies, Timbre, Rhythms, Counting & Patterns
Parenting Tip: Sing, play, and count in 3’s Why? Researchers, scientists, and teachers have long recognized the link between music and math, but the benefits seemed to be long-term – …
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Musical Memory for Toddlers
Parenting Tip: Add music to your daily routine to boost your toddlers’ memory! Why? Short-term memory has the ability to hold about seven bits of information. But, when patterns and …
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Integrated Learning for Preschoolers
Parenting Tip: Learn Kindermusik games from your child, and play, sing, read, write, and move together! Why? Each Kindermusik activity has multiple objectives, and helps your child to develop multiple …
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Baby’s Awareness of Rhythms
Parenting Tip: Move & tap to rhythms with baby. Why? Rhythmic awareness is simply being aware of steady beat and meter in music and in our surroundings. The most fundamental …
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Instrument Exploration for Toddlers
Parenting Tip: Create an ‘instrument petting zoo’ for your toddler! Why? When a child takes up a new instrument and bangs, pushes, rolls, and shakes it to find out what …
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Preschoolers – Connecting Symbols & Sounds
Parenting Tip: Write a song using symbols! Why? Just as children must learn the relationship between sounds and letters and words in order to begin to decode or interpret the …
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Exploring Timbre with Baby
Parenting Tip: Explore kitchen sound-makers with baby. Why? The distinctive quality of a sound is called its timbre (pronounced “tam-ber”). In Kindermusik classes, and in everyday life, baby hears a …
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Tempo for Toddlers
Parenting Tip: Move to fast and slow beats! Why? Children perceive the world through their senses, and learning is most enjoyable and effective when multiple senses of a child's body …
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Preschoolers & Expressive Movement
Parenting Tip: Create dance moves for every room in the house! Why? Expressive movement is pretend play that’s functioning in a new way – giving your child motions that they …
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