Music2Grow

"...caregiver-to-child cultivation of aesthetic awareness becomes critical, even in infancy, and begins to support other areas of development.

Nurturing aesthetic awareness in all art forms can increase language development, pre-reading skills, and mathematics competencies." 🍃🎶

📄: Minds on Music Blog, Kindermusik International

5 Aesthetic Awareness Activities for Kids Building aesthetic awareness goes hand-in-hand with developing listening skills, self-control, and more. Here are 5 easy ways to get started...

🎡🪁 TERM 3 ENROLMENT IS OPEN!

Our Term 3 learning themes are all about fun, laughter and learning through play – using the joy of music and movement to help you connect, engage and enjoy special one-on-one time with your little one.

📍Buderim & Cooroy
🗓️ Starting Monday 20th July

Did you know? Research shows that when children participate in music activities with a loving caregiver it not only strengthens the parent-child bond, it also enhances a child’s growth and development across all learning domains: physical, cognitive, social, emotional and language.

😊👉🏼 For more information and bookings, head to our website:
https://music2grow.me/2026/05/31/play-laugh-and-learn-with-your-child-term-3-enrolment-is-open/

Music education touches every area of a child's development - physical, cognitive, social, emotional and language skills. 💜🎶

It's 'Gathering Time' book box changeover week at Music2Grow!📚🎶

New learning themes are starting in all age-groups this week:
🍃 Baby & Me (0-1 years): Nature Walk
🌳 Level 1 (1-2 years): Big Back Yard
🐿️ Level 2 (2-3 years): Down on the Ground
🐝 Level 3 (3-5 years): In My Garden
🛶 Level 4 (4-6 years): Rhythms of the Land

We'll be going on a nature walk, playing in the garden, mowing the lawn and learning about the butterfly life-cycle, while exploring staccato and legato, developing listening skills, learning to regulate sensory input and deepening the sense of wonder that children have about the world around them.

"According to a University of Maryland study, 'Parents who repeat words more often to their infants have children with better language skills a year and a half later." 💜🎶

University of Maryland

Why Rhythmic Repetition Is Key to First-Year Language Development Repetition is essential to spurring early language development skills, but musical and rhythmic repetition sends that learning into overdrive. Get tips on enhancing speech, vocabulary, comprehension, and conversational turn-taking within the first year.

Our brains are made to search for patterns and musical play is bursting with them! Consistently uncovering patterns and recreating them builds focus, memory and brainpower.💡🎶

🎶🩵 TERM 2 SPECIAL FOR BIG KIDS! 🩵🎶

LEVEL 4 (4-6 years) MINI-TERM
MONDAYS IN BUDERIM
12.00pm - 12.45pm

Monday 11th May - Monday 8th June
Includes 5 x 45 minute classes + online resources

TERM 2 LEARNING THEMES:
All Keyed Up
Rhythms of the Land

🎹🛶 In term 2 we’ll discover the unique music of Native American culture and all things keyboard related through engaging musical play that focuses on your child’s fine motor development, listening and language skills and reading fluidity. We’ll also explore steady beat, introduce the Kodály method of rhythm language and discover c’ on the musical staff.

👉🏼To enrol, just complete the online enrolment form at our website and add the DISCOUNT CODE: T2L4MINITERM

🩵🎶 A Level 4 mini-term is a great way to try a Music2Grow class without committing to the whole term, and is also a good way to get a feel for the Musicians (5-7 years) after-school program which follows a very similar format.

Limited spots available - come sing, move, play and grow with us. 😊🎶

"Play is often talked about as if it were a relief from serious learning. But for children, play is serious learning. Play is really the work of childhood." - Fred Rogers

Play is more than just a fun way for children to entertain themselves. It's actually a complex process that builds skills and helps children learn about themselves and the world around them. When children are playing they are:

📚 Building language and vocabulary
🧐 Improving their ability to follow multi-step directions
🎭 Enhancing creativity and problem-solving skills
🥰 Seeing the world from a different perspective (developing their capacity for empathy)