Have you seen the video of the one-year-old child interacting with her father’s iPad and then a print magazine? After touching the tablet screen to make images increase in size, she tried doing the same thing to pictures in a … Continue reading →
Digital learning in the early childhood classroom (and at home!) Read More »
One of my favorite bloggers is former Kindermusik Educator Mollie Greene. She posts pictures, adores coffee, and in the summer, complains about the heat like a paper daisy wilting in the sun. My favorite posts are the lists, like this … Continue reading →
Sweet Mollie Greene: from Kindermusik Educator to published craft book author Read More »
They say a picture is worth a 1000 words, but in this case, it’s an infographic that’s worth 1000 words, so we’ll keep this post brief and to the point. At FinerMinds.com, the team explored the many effects of music … Continue reading →
Your Brain on Music Read More »
Original Draft: Jan 25, 2012 My eldest son, started Kindermusik when he was 5. He is in the Young Child music classes, which builds the foundations of musical theory & performance. He’s learning high and low, rests and beats (steady … Continue reading →
My First Baby Music Class with Kindermusik Read More »
“Shockingly, when we look at some of the most elite musicians in the world, we find that they aren’t necessarily practicing more but, instead, more deliberately. This is because they spend more time focused on the hardest task and focus … Continue reading →
Lacking productivity? Think like a musician. Read More »
We’ve always wondered what it looked like from the trombone’s point of view. Are you ready to bring the joy of musical learning into a child’s life? We’re ready for you. Easy, online training with a world of support behind … Continue reading →
Ready to teach Kindermusik? Just Press Play Read More »
We think it’s going to look a lot like this: what you see here in this Google Tablet video. A parent and child using a tablet like a book – to inspire imagination, not take it hostage. Like any good … Continue reading →
10 Predictions About the Future of Digital Learning Read More »
Parents and Kindermusik Educators share ways they found to be “people who are helping” in the aftermath of the Newtown Elementary School tragedy. The parent: “We can’t undo this. But we can dig in and help.” Emily Lampish The parent, … Continue reading →
A few of the helpers … Read More »
Yes, we’re tooting our own horns a bit because we don’t think a bumper sticker, like “My textbooks fit in my earbuds,” would ever really take off. So every once in a while, we need to celebrate in other ways. … Continue reading →
The four parts of spatial awareness are: Distance Form (shape) Direction Position (in relationship to others) How many of you absolutely LOVE GEOMETRY? If you want your child to love it and be good at it, then you will love … Continue reading →
Kindermusik and Your Child: Spatial Awareness in Four Parts Read More »
