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Preschool themes – Cars Trains Helicopters

by Carol Biddiss | Sep 25, 2013 | 3-5 year-old, Classroom Equipment, games and dances, Preschool Music Lesson Plans, theme lesson plan

Making sound effects for helicopters is fun! Sound effects matter to kids, so let’s give them the best audio possible so their imaginations can soar free – like the sounds of cars, trains, and helicopters. 150 Years of Sound Recording Excellent sound...

Music lesson plans for kids in daycare: how to plan for preschool

by Carol Biddiss | Mar 19, 2014 | Music program

Daycare: How to Plan a Music Program in 9 Steps Daycare Director — Are you struggling to plan a music program for the three, four and five year-old children in your daycare? Is your head spinning from trying to make sense of what you have found in your Internet...
Startup Musical Child – Carol Biddiss invites you to read the story

Startup Musical Child – Carol Biddiss invites you to read the story

by Carol Biddiss | Jul 22, 2011 | Preschool Music Lesson Plans

Startup Musical Child – Carol Biddiss invites you to read the story Carol Biddiss tells you about the startup of Musical Child  Welcome to my world of preschool music. I’m Carol Biddiss, a music educator and publisher of preschool music education...

Rhyming Nursery Rhymes Feed the Musical Child

by Carol Biddiss | May 8, 2012 | Nursery rhymes

Rhyming nursery rhymes feed the child’s brain because brains love patterns. Rhymes make brains go PING! Rhymes feed the growth of neural networks. We now know that every child is born a musical child, hungry for musical experiences. What do children learn...

Why teach Nursery Rhymes? Three great reasons

by Carol Biddiss | Nov 13, 2012 | Nursery rhymes

  Why teach nursery rhymes at home? Do you need to convince yourself or someone else of the importance of the nursery rhyme tradition?  Here are just three of the many reasons that make them crucial to early childhood learning. I hope after reading this...
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