Rhema Marvanne Have you taught your child to sing? Music is an integral part of the young child’s experience. It doesn’t matter if you croak like a frog or Frankie Sinatra – just open your mouth and sing from the heart. In the lesson plans I include four or five songs for you to teach [...]

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Some Believe the Music Virtuoso Was Taught By Angels Dr. Suzuki developed a method for teaching little children to play musical instruments. He called his method “The Mother Tongue” method, because of an epiphany that came to him one day. All little children learn how to speak their native language! Tiny little Japanese children learn to [...]

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Play is important for a child’s cognitive, physical, social and emotional development. Not just any play will do, though. Plan for large blocks of unstructured free time and stock your child’s playroom with basic toys.

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part two in my introduction. My first day care home, working with infants and toddlers.

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