Fall 2011

Feathers explores a delightful range of songs, movement activities,
object play, and instrument play-alongs, all relating to our feathered
friends.  The Australian Kookaburra, the African Ostrich, and many
more birds from across the world are featured in songs, dances, and
poems.


Do-Si-Do:  Pick up your baby and dance. Dance the Charleston, the
Tango, and the Cha-Cha and learn why dancing with your baby helps
develop vital learning skills--from head to toe.  We will play a variety
of baby appropriate instruments and dance with fun props.  

Home Materials in each kit:  Baby's Board Book, 2 art banners,
CD, and instrument
with Debbie Elwood
birth - 18 months
Fulfilling your baby's endless potential is an exciting opportunity that starts with Kindermusik Village.  In class, learn how to stimulate your child's learning through vocal play, object exploration and creative movement.  We'll provide you with more tools to continue the enrichment at home by reading the literature book or listening to the CD--just two of the resources included in the At-Home Materials that you receive with every semester of Kindermusik Village.
Every baby is accompanied by a parent or adult caregiver.  It is best if siblings do not attend class so your attention can be focused on your baby.

Maximum class size is 9 babies.
Class length:  45 minutes-once a week
Semester:  8 or 15 weeks*
Cost: $195** (includes 2 home kits) for 15 weeks (2 units)
$110 for 8 week session (1 unit)
{Siblings in same class = $320 total  for 15 weeks}

Class Times: 
Mondays 6:00-6:45 pm 3 spots left
Tuesdays 11:30-12:15

Email Debbie
**Payment options:
#1full payment with enrollment
#2$80 deposit with enrollment, remainder at first class

8 week option:
#1 full payment with enrollment
#2$40 deposit with enrollment, remainder at first class

Discount available:
*Refer a friend.  Receive $10 credit for every child you refer that enrolls. NO LIMIT.
*If you have the materials from an older sibling, you can save money by reusing them. Contact Debbie for details.

Benefits for Your Child and You
*Educates you about your baby's total development through Kindermusik Foundations of Learning statements, which are based on the most recent research.
*Encourages joyful participation in a music making community.
*Nurtures bonding between you and your child through intentional touch warm-ups, exercises, interactive dances and musical play.
*Provides natural connections between singing and reading out loud, listening and communicating through literature books.
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Curriculums for Winter/Spring 2011:

Hickory Dickory Tickle and Bounce is focused on further feeding
a baby's language development through the rhythmic nature of
nursery rhymes. You and your child will also discover plenty of
movement activities throughout the semester with many additional
movement concepts - like up and down - incorporated into the
literature book. Favorite songs and activities include “Peek-a-boo,”
“Baa Baa Black Sheep,” “Beat the Drum,” “Roll That Ball,” “Sulla
Lulla,” and “The Blackbird.”

Rhythm of My Day will help you bring more rhythm and routine to
your baby's day, as well as help develop lasting learning skills.
We'll show you how and tell you why music can help your little one
soothe into the day’s schedule and help build a strong body and
mind network for learning. You can bring home those same stress-
free play and relaxation techniques from class, and incorporate
them into your daily routines.

Home Materials in each kit:  Baby's Board Book, 2 art banners, CD, and instrument
Winter/Spring 2010:

Cock-a-Doodle Moo explores a farm theme through music, motion and
multi-sensory activities.  Baby will enjoy the movement of a “hayride”
and experience vocal play by using farm animal sounds.

Dew Drops: Stop and smell the roses—and lily of the valley, and tulips,
and pansies.  Families will play and move together to songs about flowers,
such as “Jasmine Flower,”  “How Does Your Garden Grow?” and “White
Coral Bells.” They’ll also hear traditional Irish music: they’ll dance a jig,
move to the “Irish Trot” and exercise to “Did You Ever See a Lassie.” The
book is all flowers and the instrument is flower-bells.

Home Materials in each kit:  Baby's Board Book, 2 art banners, CD, and instrument
Rocking stimulates the brain's  vestibular system which controls balance.
Everyone loves to play the drum!!!
Mouthing an object is a healthy way to explore an instrument.
Peek-a-boo!
Fall 2010:

Zoom Buggy: Swoosh, vroom, and clickety clack your way through
this delightful unit. Babies and adults will dance, sing and play
instruments to the theme of being on the go.  Chug around the room
to the song “Little Red Caboose,” hold on tightly while “Riding in the
Buggy,” and dance your way to “Zoom-e-oh!” Engage in rituals and
playful activities such as infant massage, lap bounces, exercise and
quiet time.

Dream Pillow: This title alone brings images of rocking, cuddling,
singing, and lulling to sleep. But leading up to sleepy time are many
upbeat and playful activities. Babies and Adults will swirl to a dreamy
cloud dance “Meet Me Tonight in Dreamland.” They’ll also play baby
appropriate instruments to “Aiken Drum” and “Sarasponda.” Favorite
nursery rhymes like “Wee Willie Winkie” and “Diddle, Diddle,
Dumpling,” are sprinkled throughout the classes. It’s easy to weave
many of the class songs and activities into your families’ daily routines.

Home Materials in each kit:  Baby's Board Book, 2 art banners, CD, and instrument