What is your child learning this week? Click your class to read the benefits:
General
Light at the End of the Parenting Tunnel
You’ve heard me gush about my new baby nephew, but allow me to gush a bit about my older niece and nephew who stayed with us for a week in July. I absolutely… Continue reading →
Kindermusik Fall Themes
Here’s what your child can look forward to in Kindermusik this Fall. Village 0-18 months: Feathers and Do-Si-Do The musical poems of Woody Guthrie, bird songs, and the naturally… Continue reading →
Studio Highlight: Kindermusik at Greenland Hills UMC
Have you discovered our gorgeous, spacious Kindermusik studio at Greenland Hills UMC? If you haven’t seen this location, it’s tucked into the neighborhood and is certainly a hidden gem. Savvy Dallas… Continue reading →
Class Notes: Summer Part 2
Village (0-18 months): Busy Days Set your baby’s day to classical music. Each lesson features new activities and songs you can sing for all the places you go together–the store, the playground, the… Continue reading →
Buying a Piano or Keyboard?
How do we buy a piano? Is a keyboard ok? I field this question at least once a week, so here’s an explanation of the considerations when purchasing a piano (or… Continue reading →
Summer Class Notes
Read below to see what your child is learning and find fun online activities for the week. Peek-A-Boo:Rub-a-Dub-Dub Research consistently demonstrates the value of pretend play (or make-believe) in developing… Continue reading →
Where’s Miss Lisa?
“Is this all you do?” Just for fun, here’s a look at my typical Kindermusik-ful week! Mondays are the day for cranking out projects in the home office. I may… Continue reading →
Miss Lisa’s Travel Fun
We had a wonderful visit! Here are some highlights. We started at Lake Como. We took a daylong hike into the Alps, over… Continue reading →
Summer Class Notes
Read below to see what your child is learning and find fun online activities for the week. Peek-A-Boo: Pop Goes the Squirrel Watch this squirrel variation on “Pop Goes the Weasel”… Continue reading →
