Kindermusik
Music is one of the best vehicles for learning in early childhood development. Research indicates that early integration of music in a child's routine improves their ability to think, reason, create and express.
Top End families can experience the wonderful benefits of music in our weekly themed Kindermusik classes.
Kindermusik is one of the world's most respected music curricula for young children and focuses on developing a whole child.
Our age appropriate classes are designed to give your child a musical start and build strong foundations for learning using a holistic approach.
For more information visit the Kindermusik website.
There are two lessons offered with eight in each group, cost is $144 for eight lessons (45mins) including resources to keep.
To be placed onto the waiting list cycm@cdu.edu.au
Foundations
0-12months - on hold until enrolments received.
Stimulating, fun experiences perfectly balanced with relaxing, bonding moments in classes for our youngest learners. It all flows seamlessly through our research-based activities focused on appropriate early childhood interactions…with music at the centre of all sorts of learning!
Level 1: 1-2 years
10:30am - 11:15am (FULL, please send an email to CYCM to be placed onto the waiting list)
As your high-energy toddler moves, laughs, and plays throughout a music class, lots of other important things are happening.
Toddlers learn to focus and practice self-control, to listen and to play with language, to notice and accept routines, and to enjoy calm, relaxing moments along with fun, playful experiences.
Level 2: 2-3 years
9:30am - 10:15am (FULL, please send an email to CYCM to be placed onto the waiting list)
Vocal play activities such as call and response teach musical skills as well as expressive language development.
Instrument exploration, more advanced movements, and learning to take turns help your older toddler build important pre-school skills.
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