Our Poppies and Music for Families Preschool Music programs at The Music Garden use new and exciting curriculum written by our teachers who know what makes music learning fun! The classes uses age appropiate activities and music that teaches preschool skills (reading, numbers, etc.) along with fun and energetic movement that is specifically designed for children ages 3-4 and incorporate simplier activities for the younger students in Music for Families.
Poppies and Music for Families classes prepare students for success in our popular Let's Play Music piano program, pre-k, and kindergarten.
About the Classes
POPPIES: AGE 3-4 YEARS
- Classes held once a week, caregiver attends every week, 15 classes per semester, 60 minutes in length.
- Each week the Poppies curriculum provides education through musical play!
- Poppies students will love exploring the elements of music, rhythm, pitch, harmony, form, dynamics, and tone color.
MUSIC FOR FAMILIES: MIXED AGE 24 months - 4 years
- Classes held once a week, caregiver(s) attends every week, 15 classes per semester, 45 minutes in length.
- Each week we will be singing, playing simple instruments, and moving - plus using some of the Poppies curriculum for preschool learning - it is absolutely magical.
- This mixed-age class is perfect for family music-making. Enrollment for students younger than 24 months will be allowed with prior instructor approval only. Please check with us.
FAQ
1How frequent are the classes?
Classes are one time per week for 45 - 60 minutes depending on class enrollment.
2Can siblings attend classes?
Siblings not registered and friends may not attend class unless prior arrangement has been made with the instructor.
3Is registration open for this class?
Yes. Join anytime during the semester if space in class is available. If joining after the semester start, the tuition will be prorated based on remaining classes. The registration fee of $25 is due at enrollment regardless of start date.
4Do caregivers attend with the children?
Yes, all preschool music programs are caregiver(s) and child.