I Can Make Music is a brand new activity book filled with a rich array of ideas for parents to join in musically interactive ways to explore the palette of expressive possibilities for their young children, from three to five years of age. The multiple experiences are intended to draw parents into the world of their little ones, offering them games and playful encounters with the phenomenon of music as human expression. All activities are grounded in the developmental practices of music in early childhood, and suggestions for “playing out” melodic and rhythmic expressions require no specialized knowledge or equipment.
Multi-sensory experiences are described in straightforward terms for parent and child activities that involve the capacity to listen, touch, and feel music together in song, play, and movement. I Can Make Music opens parents up to ways to enhance the cognitive, kinesthetic and social-emotional development of their pre-school child.
Pages
100
Format
Kindle Edition
Release
October 20, 2015
I Can Make Music: Play-and-Learn Activities to Empower Children Through Music
I Can Make Music is a brand new activity book filled with a rich array of ideas for parents to join in musically interactive ways to explore the palette of expressive possibilities for their young children, from three to five years of age. The multiple experiences are intended to draw parents into the world of their little ones, offering them games and playful encounters with the phenomenon of music as human expression. All activities are grounded in the developmental practices of music in early childhood, and suggestions for “playing out” melodic and rhythmic expressions require no specialized knowledge or equipment.
Multi-sensory experiences are described in straightforward terms for parent and child activities that involve the capacity to listen, touch, and feel music together in song, play, and movement. I Can Make Music opens parents up to ways to enhance the cognitive, kinesthetic and social-emotional development of their pre-school child.