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Mommy and Me Classes

In ten weeks, you'll play instruments together, dance together, share, and take turns, and see how music can bring you closer as a family.  A one-room schoolhouse approach to music, with older children ready to show the little ones how it's done and the younger ones eager to learn, Family Time becomes a multi-layered learning environment. Each week, a Kindermusik Educator will introduce basic musical concepts and then give you the instruments, and the structured free time to put those concepts into play.

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"My kids are happy and they enjoy Family Time very much!"

Tara,
Ridgefield, CT


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Family Time

Your children will listen to instruments and to each other, learn from their peers and older children, and enjoy music and movement with hoops, scarves and tumble-around play. Story time and family jams, puppet play and happy singing - all the Family Time activities encourage discovery and exploration and foster sharing and social skills too. In this special place for musical, social and emotional learning, your children will strengthen their ties with each other and with you - and they'll start developing the skills they'll need in school and on the neighborhood playground.  Family Time is also a good choice for families with one child if other Kindermusik classes don't fit the child's schedule.

Class size maximum:  10 children

Days and Times offered:  NEW CLASS Saturdays at 9:30 starts March 12

Fee for 10 week semester, including home materials:  $236 for 1st child, $122 for 2nd child, $60 for each additional child, or about $18 per week per child for two children.  Babies younger than 9 months are free!

Winter/Spring 2011 Unit:  Make Way for Music

mommy and me classesIn "Make Way for Music," families will sing, dance, and move their way through an exploration of several elements of music:  beat and rhythm, concepts and contrasts (such as staccato and legato, high and low, the major scale, arpeggios), the human voice, instrument families, and ensemble.  They'll engage in developmentally appropriate activities that the whole family can enjoy together, including fingerplays, songs, circle dances, story time and family jam.

Home materials:  Two books, two CD's, Family Guide book, an instrument-matching board game, and two fingerdrums.