Music Makes My Day: If you think about it, your day-to-day routine is a lot like a piece of music. Ups, downs, repetitions, patterns, fast parts, slow parts, and lots (and lots) of improvising! Music Makes My Day focuses on daily rituals and parts of the day, and gets you thinking about anticipation, improvisation, singing, instruments, new rituals, and other ways to make your same-old routine fun and musical.
Nature Walk: Let’s explore the wonders and sensations of the outdoors! We’ll use our eyes to look all around, and our ears to listen to all of the sounds we hear. Plus, we’ll touch, and smell, and move, and play! There’s no feast for the senses quite like a Nature Walk.
Hello, Day! What do you do in the morning? In Hello, Day!, you’ll greet the day with all of your senses. You’ll say good morning to the sunshine, you’ll blow away the morning dew, you’ll stretch your bodies high and low, explore and exercise fine-motor skills, and even play bathtime and laundry games.
I Can Do That! Being a toddler is complicated. There’s so much I still need help with, but so many new things within my grasp! I like to try them out, but you’re always telling me to be careful. So let’s try some new things together, and when we’re done, I’ll probably want to remind you: I Can Do That!
How Do You Feel? Everyone has feelings, and children are no exception. A young child can go from happy to sad and back again in the blink of an eye. Navigating their changing emotions can be complicated for children, but the music, dances, and activities in How Do You Feel? provide a fun way for them to explore and identify different feelings, learn how to express and manage their emotions, and understand themselves better. What better way to develop these important social-emotional skills?
Marvelous Me: At this moment in their development, two- and three-year-olds are starting to explore their independence while still needing the security and comfort their caregivers provide. The activities, music, and instrument play in Marvelous Me give young children fun and appropriate ways to test their boundaries as they develop self-esteem, self-awareness, and inhibitory control. They’ll move their bodies, use their senses, explore friendships, and feel good about all the amazing things they can do by themselves as they celebrate being Marvelous Me!