Making Music
Music Together classes are held every Thursday. Twice a year we have a "Music Party" with our families.
As part of the Music Together curriculum, Music Together specialists teach music and movement classes to children from birth through age seven in cooperation with classroom teachers. Classroom teachers then follow through on the weekly sessions, adapting activities to their curriculum needs and interests. Recordings, song books, and teaching materials are provided to each classroom, and children "bring the music home" for parent-child musical play, sharing the songs and activities learned in school. Children learn from the model of music participation set by both parents and classroom teachers, and the joy of extended family music in school and at home creates a natural cycle of learning that builds parent-child, parent-teacher and parent-school relationships.
The Music Together curriculum provides children with the opportunity to learn music in developmentally appropriate ways, supports cognitive, emotional, social, and physical development, and gives parents enjoyable and significant ways to relate to their children. Music Together supports the NAEYC Program Standards. Click below to learn more about Music Together.
As part of the Music Together curriculum, Music Together specialists teach music and movement classes to children from birth through age seven in cooperation with classroom teachers. Classroom teachers then follow through on the weekly sessions, adapting activities to their curriculum needs and interests. Recordings, song books, and teaching materials are provided to each classroom, and children "bring the music home" for parent-child musical play, sharing the songs and activities learned in school. Children learn from the model of music participation set by both parents and classroom teachers, and the joy of extended family music in school and at home creates a natural cycle of learning that builds parent-child, parent-teacher and parent-school relationships.
The Music Together curriculum provides children with the opportunity to learn music in developmentally appropriate ways, supports cognitive, emotional, social, and physical development, and gives parents enjoyable and significant ways to relate to their children. Music Together supports the NAEYC Program Standards. Click below to learn more about Music Together.
Family parties
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