Researchers claim that music is one of the only activities which stimulates all parts of the brain simultaneously so Musical Kids has developed a program in which offers music as the vehicle for stimulating and brain building activities for families with children aged 0 -5 years

 

A child's preschool years are spent enhancing all the wonderful skills they have learned so far, neuro pathways are being wired every second and whether or not those are enhanced through repetition these pathways gain strength or can weaken and fall away.  

 

There are some small and some larger windows of opportunity to enhance what is already happening in your child’s brain every second.  We would like to offer the ‘right’ activities to your child so as to enhance learning and development while these windows are open and the brain is most fertile for wiring.

 

Rather than ‘teaching’, Musical Kids offer experiences and opportunities for children to explore their environment in many different stimulating ways, but always with music as the delivery vehicle, and yes they will naturally become very musical kids, with the natural rhythm and music abilities they already have just waiting to be nurtured.

 

Here are some examples  of how Musical Kids offers experiences to enhance your child’s already occurring development and achieve their full potential.

 

Bounce Boogey and BeeBop 12 Week Program Includes:

 

               Singing, learning lyrics and writing their own songs

               Movement and dance                        

               Themed Topics

               Language and Listening Exercises (everyday sounds around us)

               Introduction to Foreign Languages        

               Instrument Exploration

               Multi-Sensory Experiences                  

               Vocal Play Exercises

               Making Music with everyday objects

               Relaxation Time                                

               Games

               Stories                                            

               Communication Exercise

               Rhythm Exercises

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