Music provocations

While we were having our Gingerbread Man adventures the you read about in the last post, we were also having some other holiday fun! The kid...

A blog about a Full Day Kindergarten classroom that is Reggio Inspired.

Water play – it conjures up visions of children scooping and pouring, floating things and sinking them, measuring and washing and splashing and laughing. Huge fun, and there are a thousand things …

Make musical art! Add bells to paint brushes and hear sounds while you paint

This was pinned as just a picture but can be translated into an open-ended musical learning opportunity for preschoolers. Turn on music and allow children to explore the music through art. You could also compare children's artwork that was done while listening to different genres of music. I wonder if the art would be influenced differently with different music?!

This sound machine was a big hit with the little ones.

As we stared out the window at the blanket of dust covering Mahboula and wondered what to do with the last bit of our day today, I realized that we’d have to come up with something fun to do indoors. Selfishly, I wanted it to be something that was fairly quick and easy to pull…

This science center display helps children explore sound with common objects. I collected "found" items to display on the tray with a sign, "What

How can you introduce music to kids in fun and playful ways? This simple music sensory bin is a great place to start! One of the best ways to introduce kids to music is