Music Moves for Kids

Music Moves for Kids is excited to partner with Dr. Debbie Davis, and her team at Eastside Audiology & Rehabilitation, to bring you the program Music for Your Brain: Retraining Your Brain How to Hear. Watch the video to learn more. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-9XwomubPo

Music Moves for Kids is accepting registration for fall classes. Classes begin September 23, 2019. https://www.musicmovesforkids.ca/ Music Moves for Kids provides a rich music environment for #children. Classes expose children to a wide repertoire of songs. Teachers model simple, creative movements and encourage children to move in a sustained, relaxed way. Class activities are orchestrated to create a playful environment where #music becomes the toy. Facilitating music interaction and building upon your child's natural responses are key components of our Music Moves for Kids classes. Correct responses are not required from the children. Instead, each child's uniqueness is valued. Any vocal or physical response the child makes becomes part of the activity and a springboard for creating a music dialogue.

Enhancing the music abilities of children. A great article on a sister program at the University at Buffalo, SUNY. http://ed.buffalo.edu///news/ticker/2018/08/14.detail.html

Music Moves for Kids offers a rich music environment for children. Now accepting registrations for the Fall term. Classes available for ages newborn to 5 years. For more information visit our website: https://www.musicmovesforkids.ca/

Music Moves for Kids offers early childhood music classes for newborns to age 5. Here are 7 amazing reasons why you should take your baby to music classes. https://www.todaysparent.com//amazing-reasons-you-should-/

A great article (with attached studies) on the importance of early childhood music. Music Moves for Kids is now accepting registrations for our winter classes that begin in January 2020. https://www.abc.net.au//music-trumps-reading-for/11570712

A great article on why babies should be enrolled in early childhood music classes.

The importance of Early Childhood Music programs is far reaching and goes beyond the joy of experiencing music. This article emphasises the importance that music has on pre-schooler's linguistic skills. Children's music aptitude and the duration of their musical experience has been found to associate with reading skills, vocabulary and phonemic awareness (Anvari et al., 2002; Corrigall & Trainor, 2011; Forgeard et al., 2008). Forgeard et al. (2008) found a significant difference between children with and without musical training in non-verbal reasoning skills, as did Bergman-Nutley et al. (2018) in children and adolescents.

We are now accepting registrations for winter classes (Term 2). Lessons begin the week of January 14, 2019. Visit our website for more information and to register for classes. Please feel free to share. Here is an article on the importance of singing to young children. https://www.psychologytoday.com//does-singing-your-baby-re