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Listening: Bells (Sheila Doak) |
(Listen, Listen) Listening to the sound of the bells is
great fun, but also helps your child begin to develop an important musical skill, awareness of the unique color or sound of an instrument. Just wait until you see what skillful listeners your children will become! __________________________________________________ "AND this will help them when they get to school, etc., etc." Always remember to pull in the benefits to non-musical areas! Julee |
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Singing w/Baby (Shirley Cleveland) |
"Hi everyone! Welcome to Kindermusik class today! I bet
you know that when we do daily care routines such as bathing and diapering our babies they are learning so much about their environment through our language and our touches. Our next song will be fun for you to use in some of your daily routines with your baby to add to the pleasure of the experience." |
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Vocal Play (Marjorie Avent) |
"Vocal play is not only fun to observe and to
participate in, but it also serves to assist Baby's language development. Even now, Baby is beginning to learn basic conversational skills." |
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Rocking: Vestibular system (Janice Rensberry) |
Not only does rocking to lullabies like this one help
create a bond between you and your baby, it stimulates their vestibular system which is the center of balance and gravity. So the rocking you do now will help your baby when he becomes a preschool child and is learning to jump, skip, hop and walk a balance beam! |
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Listening (Jeannie Hayes) |
" It's exciting to watch a baby develop the skills of
listening and focused attention right before our eyes!! As we do the next activity with "Listen, Listen", watch your baby's reactions to this hiding game." "Remember that hearing is a faculty, listening attentively is a skill that is learned." |
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Listening (Laurie Calhoun) |
Listening activities benefit your child's cognitive and
social development. Your child will be more aware of his surroundings (useful when crossing the street and seeking shelter before a storm). Socially, your child will be better prepared to listen and take turns in conversations. |