For Babies, Toddlers, and Preschoolers
Music helps with self esteem and self discipline as well as school subjects.
Listen to music with your child everyday.
Music is sometimes loud and sometimes soft.
Talk to your child about what makes loud sounds and what makes soft sounds. Ask your child to find people, animals, and items and tell you whether they make loud or soft sounds. For instance: A baby asleep is quiet, so that is a soft sound because you are just hearing their quiet breathing. Drums beating in a parade make a loud noise. Play a CD and show your child the difference between loud and soft. In your daily activities, talk about whether they are loud or soft activities. Have your preschooler draw pictures and tell you whether they draw a picture of something loud or soft.
If you have a question you would like me to answer about learning music please email me at Catherines.Music.Notes@gmail.com or Music.By.Catherine@gmail.com
Catherine
"Music lessons should be about the student. Each student learns in different ways, and at different speeds. Music is a journey, and on that journey, we will work and learn together." - Catherine
Books with CDs include:
Impressions Volume One and Two
Marches
CDs include:
Wedding Bells
Lullabies
http://sites.google.com/site/musicbycatherine
www.ShoutLife.com/ClassyKeys
http://catherinesmusicnotes.blogspot.com
Monday, March 29, 2010
Labels:
babies,
composing,
creativity,
education,
homeschooling,
music,
music education,
pre-k,
preschool,
preschooler,
school,
toddlers
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