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Should the schools strengthen programs in art and music, or should they stress the 3 r’s?
Posted by: Shara | May 10, 2012
TweetGuest post by Dr. Sally Goldberg Q. Should the schools strengthen programs in art and music, or should they stress the 3 r’s? A. This question turns out to be a little like “Should parents concentrate on exercise and sleep routines for their child or should they stress nutrition?” As you can see, in both cases, all three are necessary. In each case, they represent three parts of the same whole. Art and music are skills of communication and avenues … Continue reading
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Tagged 3 r's, art, homeschool, music, parenting, parents, teachers
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6 benefits of music in early childhood
Posted by: Shara | January 31, 2012
TweetSubmitted by Slimy Bookworm Today we are re-posting a fun article from Bola, owner of Slimy Bookworm, an online bookstore for children. “If music be the food of love, play on” said William Shakespeare. The sensory experience of music is cardinal in early child development. Exposing a child to music is particularly important before they become verbal. It is always a delight watching my toddler who only speaks “baby language” light up to music. Depending on the tempo of the … Continue reading
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Tagged music, music for kids, preschool, teachers, why kids need music
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Make your own musical instruments
Posted by: Shara | November 14, 2011
TweetBy Lisa Roberson When my children were little, we made all kinds of things and one of our favorite things to make was musical instruments. After all, what’s more fun for a munchkin than making lots and lots of noise? The very first instrument created in our house was actually made without their help. That is because I made soda bottle shakers for them when they were still just babies. These are made with 20 ounce soda bottles that you … Continue reading
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Tagged crafts, home school, learning, make instruments, music, parents, teachers
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