Kindermusik is a music & movement program for children between 0 and 7 years old. 
Village (0 - 18 months old)
Yes, babies learn as soon as they are born. They learn through touch and emotions. You will learn how to bond with your babies and help them learn about the world and develop their language skills through lots of sensory activities. Lots of great testimonials from parents surprise our educators too!
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Yes, babies learn as soon as they are born. They learn through touch and emotions. You will learn how to bond with your babies and help them learn about the world and develop their language skills through lots of sensory activities. Lots of great testimonials from parents surprise our educators too!
CLICK HERE to check them out!
This is the time when your toddlers can't wait to explore the world via movement. They just can't stop moving around! Hence, this curriculum encourages your child to uncover an engaging musical world while building confidence, self control, and communication skills through songs and movement.
Imagine That! takes you and your child on a musical journey of discovery and exploration... a journey only limited by the power of imagination. Pretend play activities are integrated with vocal development, storytelling, movement and literature to capture your child's potential to learn and to encourage cognitive and literacy skills, creativity and individuality.
Can't decide which musical instruments your child should learn before spending large sum of money in purchasing the instruments?
Young Child will solve your problem as it lets your child learn melodic percussion, string instruments and woodwind instruments. In addition, your child will also develop a confident voice for singing and spearking to help in his/her future learning in all areas. All these will help your child to decide on his interest before going into professional musical instrument play.
So, parents you can stop worrying spending big bucks on buying an instrument (e.g., piano) which later you may regret.
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