Music

Memory is key in supporting children's meaningful learning experiences. Learn how children can start young exercising their memory muscles through play.

Early childhood musical experiences are far more important than we imagine. Music is not just entertainment or recreation for young children. It can serve as a catalyst for learning.

Using music and movement can help ease stress during transition times.

Early childhood teachers are intentional in creating physical environments for children, but we often overlook the soundscape, not realizing it is there. However, the landscape of sound that surrounds a child is an important learning…

From their very first days, infants need to be surrounded by a language-rich environment. There's no better way to do this than the age-old practice of singing lullabies and reciting nursery rhymes.

If we’re to educate and care for the whole child, movement must be part of the package!

Music and movement are powerful tools, encouraging the young child to learn in fun and exciting ways.

The first three years of a child's life are critical for optimal brain development, for music, and for learning through music. Now brain research is becoming available to support these perceptions. Let's consider some of music's important…