their family & friends through shared experiences.

 

Music’s melodic and rhythmic patterns awaken and stimulate neural pathways in the brain that help develop memory, math skills, and power of abstract and creative thinking.  These and other skills learned in the music classroom also help children prepare for reading and writing.  Through these classes children will become better prepared for dance, instrument playing, school, and other daily activities.

 

Language Self Expression Concentration Social Interaction Family Involvement Listening Problem Solving Teamwork Goal Setting Coordination Academics

Confidence Self Esteem Music Playing Creativity Fine & Large Motor Skills Poise Bonding Voice Expression Family Interaction Emotional Development Spiritual Development

Overall, music activities are ideal for your growing child.  Music immerses the child in language, evokes movement, stimulates the brain, fosters physical coordination, develops listening skills, the foremost necessity for learning, all in a group setting that builds community.

 

Many of the same benefits come from experiences with art, drama, creative play, and sensory activities.  Each new activity opens a new "file" in the brain so that more information in that area can be input into the file later.  Experiences are recalled by the brain and built upon to help reach developmental markers successfully.  Give your child every opportunity to experience new things and make the most of their fastest years of learning!

 

1) You can take a class of your own or even one with your older child.  2) You get the fun of sharing some of these experiences with your young children and seeing the great results of your older child's work.  3) All this and you get the added benefit of keeping the mess and noise out of your home!  You can't beat that!