04/24/2024
“And they lived happily ever after. The end.“
“Again!”
etc., etc., etc.
We’ve ALL been there, right? If there’s one thing that infants and toddlers crave, it’s repetition. I’d venture to say that repetition is the most powerful way that young children learn, and therefore it plays a huge role in our teaching approach.
Whether it be shaking a shaker egg independently for the first time, getting better and better at complex drum patterns, improving coordination during our tricky movement songs, or building self-confidence in our turn-taking songs, each weekly music class affords little ones the opportunity to grow more and more comfortable to express themselves and enjoy class to the fullest.
Rather than growing bored with the classes, infants and children come to class with a huge smile on their face, plopping down and patting the beat on their knees, and sharing with their teachers that they can’t wait until the drum, puppets, Pony Joe, etc. They know where they are, what to expect, and.... read more @ https://www.brookfieldminimusicians.com/post/my-child-loves-class-but-will-next-month-be-exactly-the-same
