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Best Musical Baby Names

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Stop and Go

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It is interesting to note that there has been research to suggest that the lack of inhibitory control can be linked to obesity in adolescents, poor social-emotional competence, poor academic performance, especially in math and reading, as well as being strongly associated with attention deficit disorder. On the flip side, children who demonstrated greater inhibitory control were more likely to be rated higher on
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The “Relatedness” Effect

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Emotional Development in children could also be described as “relatedness.” So what exactly IS relatedness? Relatedness has been defined as “the ability to engage with others based on the sense of understanding and being understood by them.” And what is the connection of relatedness to Kindermusik, you ask? Music activities that engage a group of children with music and movement appear to have a
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Music & Movement Benefits: Why We Rock, Bounce, Jump & Dance

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Kindermusik is as much about movement as it is about music.  Ask any educator or parent – there’s no need to go to the gym on Kindermusik day!  That’s because we know that children learn best by doing – it’s called experiential learning.  And now a new study highlighted in Science Daily demonstrates just how powerful the doing-learning-remembering connection really is.  There really is
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Quick Access to My.Kindermusik.com…Add an icon to your iPhone!

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Here’s a great tip for Kindermusik parents and educators. You can add the My.Kindermusik.com icon to your iPhone for easy access to Kindermusik@Home. In less than a minute, you can be 1 tap away from accessing wonderful educational activities, including music, eBooks, games, crafts, video field trips, parenting resources and more within Kindermusik@Home. Don’t have a My.Kindermusik.com account yet? Find a class near you
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10 Reasons Why You’ll Love Kindermusik this Summer

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Based on what parents have shared with us over the years and all the hugs and smiles we’ve gotten from our Kindermusik kids, we could probably list 100 reasons why you’ll love Kindermusik this Summer, but here are our top 10. 10 reasons to take a Kindermusik music class for kids this summer! Fun summery themes give you plenty of ways to create special
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Where are the future scientists? In a music class for kids!

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At first glance, music classes for kids might not seem like the best place to look for future scientists, technology experts, engineers, or mathematicians. Well, look again! New research indicates that an early childhood music class is exactly where we should look. Researchers from Michigan State University recently published a study that found that 93 percent of STEM graduates (college students who majored in
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It’s Math Awareness Month!

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More reasons to celebrate the benefits of music Last month, we celebrated Music in Our Schools Month. Truth be told, though, we celebrate the benefits of music every month (every day actually). After all musical activities stimulate development in every area of the brain! April brings us Math Awareness Month and—you guessed it—one more reason to celebrate the benefits of music! The known connections
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In Celebration of International Children’s Book Day

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International Children’s Book Day has been celebrated annually since 1967 as a way not only to inspire a love for books and reading, but also to draw attention to great books for children.  At Kindermusik, we celebrate – and foster! – a love of reading and wonderful books in class and at home with our exclusive Kindermusik Home Materials all throughout the year. In
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Why we celebrate Music in Our Schools and National Reading Month throughout the year

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Today officially marks the last day to celebrate both Music in Our Schools month and National Reading Month. However, in Kindermusik classrooms (and homes!) around the world, we celebrate the benefits of music on early literacy skills every single day. After all, children actively involved in music classes experience the benefits of music throughout the year. It’s one of the many reasons we know
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