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Read about Kindermusik for Special Needs Kids (from a parent's perspective) Parents were asked what their family enjoyed the most about their Kindermusik experience. Here's what they had to say: "My son Joseph and I had so much fun! It was such a great thing to be able to sing and dance with my Joseph. It was a very relaxed atmosphere! My son walks all over the place and it is hard to get him to stay still without having him getting upset. Talita was wonderful. She just kept on with the class and allowed Joseph to spread his wings. It was a fabulous experience, especially if your child loves music. Thank you Talita! " Kendra S. "We enjoyed the time together and all the music and instruments. My son LOVED going to class. I could tell how much fun he had there." Erin C. "The moves and games that go with each different songs. [My twin daughters] really love doing what they learn in class at home and that gives us some great time together during our normal daily life. And they really love the songs, because we have to listen to the Kindermusik songs practically all day." Beatrix M. "We have had so much fun learning new things and making new friends while singing great songs! It's a wonderful Saturday morning ritual for our family!" Jennifer F. "[T]he consistency in the routine, very friendly and knowledgeable instructor (who is wonderful w/ the kids and very flexible), new ideas of how to integrate music in my son's life." Anu V. |
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feathers introduces delightful songs, movement activities, and vocal play relating to our feathered friends. The Australian Kookabura is one of the unique birds from across the world featured in songs, dances and poems.
Do-Si-Do stimulates a wonderfully unique experience of rhythm and movement. Movement highlights include a Virginia Reel, a combination Tango, Cha-Cha! and a "move-to-it" poem. Take a sneak peek into one of our classes activities in this video New families register here
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Wiggles & Giggles The more than 30 songs, 15 dances, and eight different instruments create these unique music activities, designed to reflect the importance of movement in the life of a toddler.
Home Materials: Double CD features 50 songs, sounds, and recordings of favorite activities from class; two story books—Watch Me! and Pete and P.J., to develop early literacy skills; Home Activity Book; and specially-made pair of zigzag blocks—instrument to develop rhythm and hand-eye coordination-all conveniently stored in a Wiggles & Giggles carry bag.Take a sneak peek into one of our classes activities in this video New families register here
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Movin' & Groovin' is a romping, rolling, stretching good time for the whole family. This ten-lesson unit of Family Time will explore lots of different ways to move-high and low, fast and slow, zigzag, curvy, and more. Family members will chug around the classroom like trains, clip-clop like horses, and roll over like puppy dogs. They'll hear a story about playing tag together in Can You Catch Me?, and read about a jungle hokey-pokey in Put Your Left Paw In. Show your best groovin' moves-it's time for Movin' & Groovin'. This is a unit all about elements of movement-tempo, levels, pathways, weight, and energy.Take a sneak peek into one of our classes activities in this video New families register here
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Zoo Train! Five lessons feature music and stories to
stimulate a toddler‚their emerging sense of imagination, coordination,
and ability to learn more words. Tag along this
summer with a traveling zoo train; bring your own stuffed
animal for the petting zoo; wear long white socks on your
hands for polar bear paws; and learn about real animals in
the zoo. Sing songs in new languages.
Newborn to 7 years
Creatures at the Ocean introduces Parent and Child to many waterfront friends, including the seagull, crab, dolphin, octopus and whale. Beach fun is the focus with beach ball play, sand play and sheet-simulated waves! Explore ocean movements such as a whale spouting, sing to delightful music including a lively Calypso tune, and make music with unique instruments such as shakers!New Families register here
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Session A Everyday items around the house-a ball, bubbles, mom and dad-
become the objects of learning in the classroom and at home. You'll
teach parents the sign language methods of the experts, such as
making the sign in front of a child, on a child's body, and knowing
when a child is most engaged and ready to learn. Session B This session reviews the first three Keys to Signing Smart Success
and provides an in-depth look at the final and fourth Key. New
concepts such as in and out, up and down, big and little, tall and short
will be explored with more songs and animal themed activities.Take a sneak peek into one of our classes activities in this video New Families register here
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Monthly Home Kit that includes two magazine-style Family Guides, CDs with all the music from class, and an instrument.
Animals A-Dancing October – Animals A-Dancing
Dancing, hopping, rolling, and stomping. This month we’ll move like all of our animal friends and develop muscle coordination and spatial awareness along the way. Your Home Kit features songs for wiggling and helps toddlers develop dexterity and fine-motor skills. Your magazine-style Family Guide also includes at-home activity ideas, games, and questions that involve the class story, so your child develops memory and comprehension—all in the context of sharing time with you. Home Materials:Home CD and magazine-style Family Guide (includes the class story Frog Went a-Dancing).
Let's Play All the ways you play—at home, in the school yard, during your family time together—is this month’s theme. In class we’ll play “Follow the Leader” and other playground games to help your toddler develop listening and singing skills while strengthening movement and hand-eye coordination. In your Home Kit, find more activities, songs, and games you can do together to play and learn at home, too.
Home Materials: Mini Tambourine, Home CD, and magazine-style Family Guide (includes the class story Golden Bear).New Families register here
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Throughout the Kindermusik experience, we will guide you and your child through every musical and developmental milestone and help you understand what is happening all along the way. Each semester, a new set of At Home Materials brings the experience out of the classroom and into your every day routines and rituals.







feathers introduces delightful songs, movement activities, and vocal play relating to our feathered friends. The Australian Kookabura is one of the unique birds from across the world featured in songs, dances and poems.
Do-Si-Do stimulates a wonderfully unique experience of rhythm and movement. Movement highlights include a Virginia Reel, a combination Tango, Cha-Cha! and a "move-to-it" poem.
Wiggles & Giggles The more than 30 songs, 15 dances, and eight different instruments create these unique music activities, designed to reflect the importance of movement in the life of a toddler.
Home Materials: Double CD features 50 songs, sounds, and recordings of favorite activities from class; two story books—Watch Me! and Pete and P.J., to develop early literacy skills; Home Activity Book; and specially-made pair of zigzag blocks—instrument to develop rhythm and hand-eye coordination-all conveniently stored in a Wiggles & Giggles carry bag.
Movin' & Groovin' is a romping, rolling, stretching good time for the whole family. This ten-lesson unit of Family Time will explore lots of different ways to move-high and low, fast and slow, zigzag, curvy, and more. Family members will chug around the classroom like trains, clip-clop like horses, and roll over like puppy dogs. They'll hear a story about playing tag together in Can You Catch Me?, and read about a jungle hokey-pokey in Put Your Left Paw In. Show your best groovin' moves-it's time for Movin' & Groovin'. This is a unit all about elements of movement-tempo, levels, pathways, weight, and energy.
Zoo Train! Five lessons feature music and stories to
stimulate a toddler‚their emerging sense of imagination, coordination,
and ability to learn more words. Tag along this
summer with a traveling zoo train; bring your own stuffed
animal for the petting zoo; wear long white socks on your
hands for polar bear paws; and learn about real animals in
the zoo. Sing songs in new languages.
Creatures at the Ocean introduces Parent and Child to many waterfront friends, including the seagull, crab, dolphin, octopus and whale. Beach fun is the focus with beach ball play, sand play and sheet-simulated waves! Explore ocean movements such as a whale spouting, sing to delightful music including a lively Calypso tune, and make music with unique instruments such as shakers!
Session A Everyday items around the house-a ball, bubbles, mom and dad-
become the objects of learning in the classroom and at home. You'll
teach parents the sign language methods of the experts, such as
making the sign in front of a child, on a child's body, and knowing
when a child is most engaged and ready to learn.
Session B This session reviews the first three Keys to Signing Smart Success
and provides an in-depth look at the final and fourth Key. New
concepts such as in and out, up and down, big and little, tall and short
will be explored with more songs and animal themed activities.
Animals A-Dancing October – Animals A-Dancing
Dancing, hopping, rolling, and stomping. This month we’ll move like all of our animal friends and develop muscle coordination and spatial awareness along the way. Your Home Kit features songs for wiggling and helps toddlers develop dexterity and fine-motor skills. Your magazine-style Family Guide also includes at-home activity ideas, games, and questions that involve the class story, so your child develops memory and comprehension—all in the context of sharing time with you. Home Materials:Home CD and magazine-style Family Guide (includes the class story Frog Went a-Dancing).
Let's Play All the ways you play—at home, in the school yard, during your family time together—is this month’s theme. In class we’ll play “Follow the Leader” and other playground games to help your toddler develop listening and singing skills while strengthening movement and hand-eye coordination. In your Home Kit, find more activities, songs, and games you can do together to play and learn at home, too.
Home Materials: Mini Tambourine, Home CD, and magazine-style Family Guide (includes the class story Golden Bear).