Young Child/Semester 1/Week 1/ Lesson 1
Dear Young Child 1 Parent:
“Hands-on parenting cannot be underestimated in its effect on young children and their brain development. As parents, we must provide numerous, ongoing, and enriching experiences that will nourish our children’s brains. Music is such an experience.”*
I am so excited that you and your child have made the choice to participate in Kindermusik for the Young Child. This four-semester curriculum is expressly designed for your child’s age group, with child-appropriate activities and learning tools. This semester, we will be approaching the study of music through numerous rhythmic activities (involving whole body movement, fine motor skills, and cognitive awareness), a wide variety of music (folk songs, classical selections, and excerpts for listening), and fun, integrated games.
As well as being a full musical learning experience, Kindermusik is also a family experience. You and your child will enjoy learning together as you, the adult, will join us for a few minutes of every class. Through this parent involvement, you will play an important role in your child’s learning.
To further your child’s awareness of music in your daily life, talk with him this week about when and where you hear music. Make a list and bring it to class next week. I look forward to many weeks of joyful music-making with you all!
Dear Young Child 1 Parent:
“Hands-on parenting cannot be underestimated in its effect on young children and their brain development. As parents, we must provide numerous, ongoing, and enriching experiences that will nourish our children’s brains. Music is such an experience.”*
I am so excited that you and your child have made the choice to participate in Kindermusik for the Young Child. This four-semester curriculum is expressly designed for your child’s age group, with child-appropriate activities and learning tools. This semester, we will be approaching the study of music through numerous rhythmic activities (involving whole body movement, fine motor skills, and cognitive awareness), a wide variety of music (folk songs, classical selections, and excerpts for listening), and fun, integrated games.
As well as being a full musical learning experience, Kindermusik is also a family experience. You and your child will enjoy learning together as you, the adult, will join us for a few minutes of every class. Through this parent involvement, you will play an important role in your child’s learning.
To further your child’s awareness of music in your daily life, talk with him this week about when and where you hear music. Make a list and bring it to class next week. I look forward to many weeks of joyful music-making with you all!
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